Looking for where to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Dallas? This guide has all the best Mexican restaurants in Dallas plus more of some of the best places to grab a margarita in Dallas for Cinco de Mayo.
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3102 Oak Lawn Ave, Ste 144, Dallas TX, 75219Mattito's offers delivery and catering options for groups, with a banquet room available to rent and room for 50 people. For the diet conscious, We find...
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4544 McKinney Ave, Dallas TX, 75205Chuy's serves authentic Tex-Mex food in an eclectic atmosphere full of color and personality. The menu offers family recipes from South Texas, New Mexico...
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2618 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas TX, 75219Excellent food with the best ingredients made fresh every day, great portions and phenomenal customer service. The employees at Campuzano are the real...
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4818 Greenville Ave, Dallas TX, 75206Desperados Mexican Restaurant is very famous and cool place in dallas. The queso with beef and pico is also very good. They have a great lunch menu and...
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2414 N Fitzhugh Ave, Dallas TX, 75204Margarita is famous and cool place in dallas. They make and serve hand-made tortillas right when you order. They have Caldos, Tortas, Menudo, Barbacoa,...
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1304 Elm St, Dallas TX, 75202We Cater! Happy Hour 11:00 to 7:00 daily, with $2.89 Frozen Margaritas. Daily specials. Party Room available.
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1611 McKinney Ave, Dallas TX, 75202Meso Maya is very famous and clean place in dallas. The food service is great in restaurant. The margarita is delicious and the chicken enchilada with...
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1370 W Campbell Rd, Richardson TX, 75080-2814 (1)
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415 W 12th St, Dallas TX, 75208La Calle Doce Restaurant first opened in a small renovated house in Oak Cliff in September of 1981. Since then, we have been serving the DFW area delicious...
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4912 Cole Avenue, Dallas TX, 75205 (1)Straying away from the Tex-Mex concept, including tacos and enchiladas, Javier's focuses on a more realistic image of what Mexico City dinind is all about....
