Where to find Margaritas in Columbia, SC

IMG_1839

Photo by @cantina76

National Margarita Day is tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 22 – so we put together a guide to make sure you maximize your tequila drinking celebrations.

Whether you prefer frozen, on the rocks, spicy or sweet, there’s a choice for every set of taste buds. Here are all the stops you need to make this weekend:

Cantina, multiple locations

What to order: Strawberry Basil (lime juice and triple sec, served chilled with muddled strawberries and basil)

Casa Linda, 2009 N. Beltline Blvd.

What to to order: Classic margarita on the rocks

COA Agaveria, 823A Lady St.

What to order: Margarita Fresca (Luna Azul Blanco, citrus, your choice of: pomegranate, hibiscus, cucumber, mint, strawberry, or mango)

Moctezumas, Multiple locations

What to order: Organic Margarita (blanco tequila, organic nectar, lime juice, splash of orange juice)

Publico, 2013 Greene St.

What to order: Jalapeno Margarita (jalapeno-infused gold tequila, house made-margarita mix, ginger chile salt).

Real Mexico, 2421 Bush River Rd.

What to order: Coco Loco (1800 coconut tequila, Malibu, vodka)

Tazza, 4840 Forest Dr., Suite 20

What to order: Margarita (El Jimador blanco tequila, patron citronge, lime, agave, salt)

Tio’s, 921 Sumter St.

What to order: House Margarita (choice of flavors, we recommend the strawberry)

If you’re not sure how to cover them all, not to fret. Enter: Margarita Mile. And while we don’t recommend drinking during most marathons, this is a marathon of its own caliber – featuring a 1.2-mile long trail through downtown Columbia with 5 margarita stops along the way. Don’t worry, running isn’t required.

More from COLAtoday
South Carolina Ballet’s William Starrett received the Order of the Palmetto during the company’s 65th anniversary performance.
Plan your day at the 44th annual St. Pat’s in Five Points with this quick guide to music, the parade, races, and more.
Columbia arts leader Larry Hembree will receive One Columbia’s 2026 Stephen G. Morrison Visionary Award, honoring decades of cultural leadership.
Nearly 200 free wellness classes — from yoga to Zumba — launch at Finlay Park starting Monday, March 16.
We asked new COLAtoday subscribers their favorite restaurant in the Columbia area. These 10 spots were mentioned the most.
It’s free to attend as the sports network spotlights Greenville and the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament.
South Carolina opens the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament on Friday, March 6, in Greenville, with fan deals, downtown events, and the Gamecock Club headquarters.
Presales are open and spring temps are rising — here’s where to stock up on natives, heirlooms, and blooms before they sell out.
Camp Cole collaboration brings inclusive fashion, local artists, and a sold-out runway show to Eastover.
Cottontown’s front porches transform into an open-air gallery with art, live music, and food trucks on Saturday, March 7.