Morelia Mexican Grill

Blanco Tequila, orange liqueur and some olives and olive juice. Too much olive juice and not a good choice of Tequila. 6/10. Only because the glasses are nice, really 5/10.

T.G.I.F. Friendswood

BFM" Best Friday's Margarita", Patron Silver Tequila, Grand Marnier, lime juice, lemon juice, and agave nectar. Not very strong. Maybe too much agave. Patron can definitely be tasted. 6/10

Chuy's League City

New Mexican Martini. Green Chili infused, Jimador Silver Tequila, Cointreau. Good Mexican Martini with spicy kick. 8/10

Casa Padilla

The ingredients are there, just gotta get the ratios right.

1 oz 1800 Silver Tequila
1 oz lime juice
1/2 oz Charro Triple Sec
1 tsp olive juice
1 tsp simple syrup
1 olive
Shake in ice

9/10

Louisiana Longhorn Cafe

Midori Margarita

Basic Tequila, Midori Melon Liqueur, Gran Gala, lime juice and sweet & sour.  Too much melon. It looks like it could glow in the dark. Tequila is not very discernible. Too sweet on the sweet & sour. 5/10

Casa Padilla

This time using Charro Triple Sec instead of Gran Gala, and less olive juice.

1 oz 1800 Silver
1 oz Charro Triple Sec
1 oz Pompeii Lime Juice
1/2 tsp olive juice
2 tsp simple syrup

Shake with ice and pour with strainer in martini glass with two olives.

Definitely sweeter.

7/10

Casa Padilla

Starting to venture into Mexican Martinis, Really like the one at Chuy's, (checkout previous Chuy's blog.

Started out simple while watching Barry Gordy's,"The Last Dragon"

1 oz. 1800 Silver Tequila
1 oz Gran Gala
1 oz Pompeii Lime juice
1 tspn olive juice
2 tsp simple syrup
2 olives

Shake in ice, and serve through strainer in Martini glass.

Not bad for first try. Too much orange liqueur taste from gran gala though. 5/10

Casa Padilla

Specs was out of Don Julio and Tres Generaciones, (Really?). The next best thing was 1800 Silver. So, 1 oz. Pompeii lime juice, 1 oz. 1800 Silver, 1 1/8 oz.  Charro Triple Sec, blended with ice, than add a shot of Gran  Gala, stir and enjoy. 8/10

Tequila Bar and Grill

Top Shelf Margarita: Reale Gusto Organic Tequila, fresh lime juice, cointreau, & agave nectar.

Im thinking I really don't like Reale Organic Tequila. Overall though not bad 

5/10

Saltgrass Steakhouse

Especial Sauza Hornitos Reposado Tequila, Grand Marnier Orange Liqueur, Tires Agaves Nectar, and fresh lime juice.

Good amount of Hornitos Tequila, with a good mix of orange liqueur, agave nectar and fresh lime juice, gives it a good sweet and sour balance while letting the Tequila taste sine through. 9/10

Top Golf

Simple sweet and sour mixed with an orange liqueaur, they won't tell the name, with 1800 of course. Not much to look at, not that great of a taste. I never thought I would say this but I think this margarita has too much tequila in it. At least it has that. The extra Tequila kicks it up a click above an average 5. 6/10

Razoo's Cajun Cafe

Although it looks great, this house rita is barely discernible as a margarita. Too much cane sugar and sweet and sour mix is not that great 3/10

Jack Allen's Kitchen

Sauza Commemorativo, Cointreau,olive juice and fresh lime juice are the basic ingredients in this version. I ordered it with salt.

A little too much Contreau makes it too sweet and lime juice doesn't seem so fresh. Overall 7/10

Chuy's

Don Julio Silver tequila with Grand Marnier and Agave nectar, is all the description says. Two main ingredients, Don Julio and Grand Marnier, which always go well together,  help to make this one an 8/10

Casa Padilla

Home version of Sangria Margarita with Z Gold Tequila, Charro Triple Sec, not so fresh lime juice and Madria Sangria Wine.

Gonna have to try this again with Trés Genéracíones Tequila and the Pompeii Lime Juice from H.E.B.
Should climb a couple of spots on the grade scale. For now 6/10

Casa Garcia's

Just a house margarita with big red in it. Not bad. 7/10

Casa Garcias

Casa's version of a margarita with Trés Generaciones Anéjo Tequila, Grand Marnier, fresh lime juice and some simple syrup. $9.00.

Glass not very pretty but looks don't matter if it tastes really good.

Tastes pretty good. Anejo and a shot of grand marnier always go good together, and simple syrup balances out sweet and sour and orange liqueur really well. 7/10

Serrano's

Mexican Martini Agavales Silver Premium Orange Liqueur with lemon juice, Agave Nectar and Olive Juice. $8.50

Olive Juice is too much. 5/10

Serrano's

Don Julio Margarita.

Adequate for consumption of alcohol, nothing special. House margarita with a Don Julio floater. 5/10

Baby A's

Another house margarita with a touch of coconut flavor. It was a waste of time and money, 5 of 10

By the way, none of these margaritas were strong enough to do anything to my conciousness.

Very disappointing.