Las Margaritas

Reviews

• Esther M.

  star star star star star 1 June 2026

  One of the best Maxican food I have ever try Las Margaritas serve quality food the portion is huge and testy service is excellent I will for sure go back and highly recommend

• Adela R.

  star star star star star 27 May 2026

  The food is always good here! And all the staff is super friendly even when they're busy!
  One of my favorite parts is that the drinks are always strong. If you're into spicy things make sure to get a jalapeño margarita!!
  
  I love coming here to eat, the drive to shoreline is worth it when the food is so great! You never wait long for your food and the chips and salsa keep you occupied!

• Arthur A.

  star star star star_border star_border 22 May 2026

  Seafood usage often is a recipe of success and previous encounters have demonstrated that this avenue is a direction worth exploring. Delicious sea-crew wrapped in cheesy flavors. The real culprit to the shortage of final conviction is it's very own signature beans. Fine tuning is required like fish to produce tunafish. Optional suggestion would be to remove it from that set fish or out in seperate plates.

• Stacy V.

  star star star star star_border 21 May 2026

  Pretty good. Being from Los Angeles where there is an abundance of good Mexican food, I have been spoiled my whole life. However, this place is not bad! a little too cheesy on some things, but they have good salsa and decent enchiladas.

• Michael S.

  star star star star_border star_border 14 May 2026

  Average Mexican restaurant with the usual dishes to appeal to folks who miss Chi Chis. The high spots: chips and salsa served before your meal. Lots of cilantro in the sauce to flavor the lightly salted tortilla chips.
  Service was also terrific--quick, friendly, and attentive without being intrusive. Las Margaritas is a bright, cheery spot for families, groups and couples with a bar separate from the dining room.
  The low spots: Average everything else. Chimichangas were deep fried but delivered with no crispness. The beef tasted exactly like hamburger cooked with the 50-center packet of taco mix from any supermarket.  Flautas were similar.
  Dinners included retried beans--which tasted the same as your grocer's canned brand, Spanish rice, and the obligatory flag salad.
  There are other nearby Mexican restaurants: Check out their Yelp! reviews before making your choice.