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Pucker Up: February 22 Is National Margarita Day!

February 21, 2020 15:25PM

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In Boulder, Centro Mexican Kitchen (950 Pearl Street) and its sister restaurant, Zolo Grill (2525 Arapahoe Avenue) are offering $5 margaritas all day, plus specials on upgraded drinks.
Tequila, lime and a little love — that's all it takes to make a great margarita. But there are plenty of other ingredients to enhance your marg experience, and National Margarita Day brings out the creativity in bartenders all over town. Check out these margaritas on Saturday, February 22, some of which are on special during one of the best days of late winter. Salud!

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