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15 National Margarita Day deals in Austin

Marg your calendar for National Margarita Day on Saturday, Feb. 22, and celebrate at an Austin restaurant with discounted drinks + special offerings.

Three margaritas — one light pink, one darker pink, and one green — are positioned in a "cheers!" arrangement and are garnished with edible flowers and dried lime slices.

Curra’s Hyde Park might be home of the avocado margarita, but you can’t go wrong when ordering from its drink menu.

Photo by ATXtoday

Sip, sip, hoorayNational Margarita Day is on its way and Austin restaurants always rise to the occasion.

Call your friends, book a reservation, and celebrate accordingly on Saturday, Feb. 22.

Arriba Abajo Rooftop Cantina, 506 San Jacinto Blvd.

Want to create your own margarita flight? Choose three flavors — prickly pear, jalapeno cucumber, frozen blue, mango, passionfruit, strawberry, and crystal clear — and get a mini version of each for $22.

Azul Rooftop, 310 E. 5th St.

Sip a $25 flight of mango, passionfruit, watermelon, and strawberry margaritas while you enjoy a live DJ set on the rooftop from 6 to 9 p.m.

Codependent Cocktails + Coffee, 301 West Ave. Ste. #110

Two margaritas sit on a bar next to a bottle of Carabuena Tequila. One margarita is yellow with a Tajin rim and garnished with jalapenos, while the other is nearly clear, has a large ice cube, and is garnished with a strawberry.

Carabuena Tequila was founded in Austin and is manufactured in Jalisco, Mexico.

Photo courtesy of Codependent

The Carabuena Margarita can be yours for just $10 from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Seaholm District hangout.

Corner Restaurant, 110 E. 2nd St.

Snag a $5 margarita at the JW Marriott Austin’s in-house restaurant. City Editor Morgan recommends the Summer Year Round Marg, made with hibiscus, freshly squeezed watermelon, and citrus juice.

Curra’s, two locations

Both locations — Hyde Park and Oltorf — will throw block parties for the holiday, complete with drink specials, live music, and raffles.

Downright Austin, 701 E. 11th St.

Two colorful cocktails sit on a vibrant turquoise-tiled table. The drink in the foreground is a creamy orange hue, served over ice in a short glass, and garnished with a sprig of fresh sage. The cocktail in the background is a pinkish-red shade with a glittering gold-rimmed glass, topped with a dried blood orange slice. The bright blue tiles provide a striking contrast to the warm tones of the drinks.

Downright Austin will celebrate the boozy holiday with a sunrise special and afternoon tasting event outside Morningbird Cafe, plus exclusive libations at Swim Club.

Photo courtesy of Swim Club

Grab a Lalo Tequila Sunrise in the hotel lobby from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., or stop in for a margarita tasting from 4 to 6 p.m. Plus, its on-site restaurant Swim Club will sling libations like the Flor de Oro and Sage Sunset from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Edge Rooftop, 110 E. 2nd St.

Drink a $5 margarita made with Espolòn Tequila while taking in Downtown skyline views with your friends.

Lulu’s, 10402 Menchaca Rd., Bldg. C

Frozen, spicy, and rocks margaritas will be just $8 at the mother-daughter-owned cocktail bar, and DJ performances will keep the vibes high from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Nido, 1211 W. Riverside Dr.

Two margaritas, one yellow and one pink, sit in front of a Nido menu. The margaritas are garnished with Tajin, salt, lime, and mint.

Do you opt for salt or Tajín on your rim?

Photo courtesy of The Loren Hotel Austin

The rooftop bar will offer two specials for the holiday: a smoky mezcal cocktail with tropical pineapple + agave called The Perfect Union, and a twist on a classic watermelon margarita called the Sandia Sol.

Odds Bar + Bistro, 1401 S. I-35 Frontage Rd. 35, Ste. #120, Round Rock

Stop in this newly opened restaurant, helmed by Food Network television host John Green, for half-price classic and seasonal margaritas.

ONETACO. Taquería, nine locations

Two hands hold frozen margaritas in clear plastic cups, raising them in a celebratory toast. The drinks are rimmed with bright red chili powder and garnished with fresh lime slices. The background shows a casual outdoor dining setting with a table featuring a red and black logo, and a blurred view of storefronts and signage reflecting in a window. The scene is illuminated by bright sunlight, enhancing the vibrant colors of the drinks.

You can grab a half-priced margarita at ONETACO. every time Austin FC plays. Psst — Q2 Stadium, Burnet, and West 6th Street locations do not participate.

Photo courtesy of ONETACO.

This Austin mini-chain might have the best National Margarita Day deal in the city — a Tequila 512 margarita with a Tajín rim will only put you out $3.50.

The Roosevelt Room, 307 W. 5th St.

Snag a reservation at the cocktail bar to try its award-winning margarita for $8, or order the smoky mezcal version for $9.

Tómalo Grill, 44 East Ave., Ste. #100

Three cocktails sit on a black counter. One is a frozen margarita with a fruit syrup swirled inside, another is an opaque, pink-ish drink with a dried fruit garnish. Two other cocktails are visible from the sides, they're both lightly colored and have fruit garnishes.

Head to Tómalo Grill for margaritas that are almost too pretty to drink.

Photo courtesy of Tómalo Grill

Frozen margs will be half-price and house margaritas will be $10 all day at this restaurant near the Rainey Street Trailhead.

Upstairs at Caroline, 109 E. 7th St.

Reserve your spot on the pet-friendly patio for this party featuring $8 Patrón margaritas, $3 tacos, and a live DJ from 4 to 11 p.m.

VERDAD True Modern Mexican 2701 Perseverance Dr.

It’s National Margarita Week now-Sunday, Feb. 23 at this Mexican restaurant. Specials include:

  • A carafe of margaritas (four servings) for $34
  • A complimentary slice of Margarita Lime Pie with the purchase of two starters + one entree
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