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Celebrate National Tequila Day at these San Diego spots

Today, July 24th, is National Tequila Day and as San Diego heats up for summer, the city’s restaurants are ready to cool down with tequila-infused drinks suited to the season. Enjoy some of our favorite tequila cocktails the city has to offer at these San Diego restaurants!

Vayo Con Dios | Backyard Kitchen & Tap

Backyard Kitchen & Tap is known for its lively atmosphere melded with mellow surf vibes, an idyllic combination for summertime by Pacific Beach’s foaming shoreline. Sip on Backyard’s signature Vayo Con Dios, concocted from Kimo Sabe Mezcal, orange liqueur, lemon, lime, pineapple, agave, serrano and cilantro, for a libation brimming with crisp citrus notes with a hint of spice.

832 Garnet Ave., Pacific Beach. (858) 859-2593 or backyardpb.com

Jalapeño Strawberry Paloma | Farmer's Bottega

A farm-to-fork eatery located in Mission Hills, Farmer’s Bottega boasts a farm-fresh menu paired with a cozy atmosphere adorned in vintage charm. Celebrate National Tequila Day with their Jalapeño-Strawberry Paloma, packed with agave liquor, fresh strawberry, jalapeño, lemonade and a dash of lime. A dreamy blend of smoky agave with a citrus twist and a mild zing from the jalapeño, this tequila-infused drink is sure to satisfy.

860 W Washington St., Mission Hills. (619) 458-9929 or farmersbottega.com

Daddy's Strawberry Spicy Margarita | Fig Tree Café

A quaintly decorated breakfast and brunch hotspot in Pacific Beach, Fig Tree Café offers a menu full of culinary zeal. Quench your thirst with Daddy’s Strawberry Spicy Margarita, made with muddled strawberries and cucumbers, lime, roasted red and green jalapeño-infused tequila, and housemade serrano-infused simple syrup. It’s not National Tequila Day without a margarita!

5119 Cass Street, Pacific Beach. (858) 274-2233 or figtreeeatery.com

The Burro | Pillbox Tavern

Located only steps from Solana Beach’s stunning shoreline, Pillbox Tavern offers coastal ambiance with a neighborhood feel. Sip on The Burro, shaken with Hornitos Reposado Tequila, fresh squeezed lime and a dash of orange bitters, and topped off with Fever Tree Ginger Beer. An unbeatable combination of crisp citrus notes and oaky caramel notes characteristic of reposado tequila, this libation pairs well with any hot summer day.

117 Plaza St., Solana Beach. (858) 436-7016 or pillboxtavern.com

We Got the Beet | Pacific Beach AleHouse

A popular spot nestled in Pacific Beach, Pacific Beach AleHouse boasts beachy personality paired with creative dishes. Now offering a menu honed for summertime, PB AleHouse’s cocktail list is an unbeatable option for National Tequila Day festivities. Order PB AleHouse’s signature We Got the Beet, prepared with Herradura Blanco, beet juice, lime, fresh orange juice, serrano, simple syrup and ginger beer. A playful compilation of unique flavor notes, this tequila-infused beverage is unmatched.

721 Grand Ave., Pacific Beach. (858) 581-2337 or pbalehouse.com

Piñata | Farmer's Table

Another farm-to-fork destination located in La Mesa, Farmer’s Table boasts an eclectic and farm-inspired atmosphere along with thoughtfully honed dishes and drinks. Enjoy their signature Piñata, a playful concoction of Milagro Tequila Blanc, blood orange, jalapeño simple syrup and lime juice with a tajin rim. A fun intermingling of Mexican-inspired flavors, this libation is crafted to please any palate.

8141 La Mesa Blvd., La Mesa. (619) 724-6465 or farmerstablelamesa.com

Sizzlin' Margarita | Wood Ranch

If you prefer to enjoy your tequila in a rustic setting paired with authentic southern BBQ, look no further than Wood Ranch in Mission Valley. Order their Sizzlin’ Margarita, crafted from fire-roasted jalapenos, farm-fresh cilantro and El Jimador Reposado Tequila.

7510 Hazard Center Dr #215, Mission Valley. (619) 764-4411 or woodranch.com

Don’t miss out on National Tequila Day, and visit these San Diego restaurants boasting the finest of tequila-infused cocktails the city has to offer!

**Photo courtesy to Alternative Strategies

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