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Margarita Madness: Cinco de Mayo Edition
Patch's top picks for south of the border flavor.
¡Viva México!
More than just burritos, beer or playing loud music, Cinco de Mayo is a time to celebrate everything that makes our neighbors to the south great.
And that includes what may be Mexico's greatest contribution to the American drinking menu: the margarita.
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So to celebrate Mexico's triumphant victory over the French at La Puebla on May 5, 1862, here are some top spots to relax, kick back and sip (salt optional!):
, 141 5th Ave., Park Slope
This genuine pre-Colombian restaurant's jalapeno guava margarita made with jalapeno infused tequila, muddled guava, triple sec and lime is one tasty drink—with a serious kick. $11, $50 for a pitcher.
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, 86 S. Portland Ave., Fort Greene
A blend of citrus, Triple Sec and a mix of white and gold Conquistador tequila, this margarita is best enjoyed sin sal to better appreciate the subtle flavor. $5.
, 269 Pacific St., Carroll Gardens
Even the wild "tropical" urban outdoor seating can't come close to overshadowing Pacifico's margaritas—served strong and, better yet, cheap. $4, $24 a pitcher until 7 p.m.
, 434 7th Ave., Park Slope
Go all classy with Fonda's Tamarindo margarita with Patron Silver tequila, tamarind nectar, lime juice and orange liquor on the outdoor patio. $10.
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