Mariano's Hacienda Ranch

Mexican restaurant · Vickery Meadows

"Is Dallas the original home of the frozen margarita? Maybe, and it’s certainly the official drink of the city. The story goes that first frozen marg machine was developed by Mariano’s Hacienda Ranch owner Mariano Martinez in the ‘70s, after being struck by inspiration while watching a Slurpee pour at a his local 7-11. Pop in for an original, plus some excellent Mexican food." - Eater Staff

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