$10 for $20 (or $25 if Redeemed Sunday-Thursday) Worth of Mexican Fare at Casa Margarita in Orland Park
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- Traditional Mexican fare
- Fresh ingredients
- Rich, flavorful guacamole
- Large outdoor patio
Salsa's success as both a dance and a food inspired other edibles to make the leap to the stage, causing sour cream's unsuccessful splat on Broadway and guacamole's star-making turn as Lady Macbeth. Set a stage for deliciousness with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 ($25 if redeemed Sunday-Thursday) worth of Mexican fare at Casa Margarita's location in Orland Park.
Casa Margarita's menu offers up a selection of Mexican American classics, each overflowing with fresh ingredients and flavors. Test theories on the pliability of melty chihuahua cheese with a bowl of queso fundido, with ranchero sauce and warm flour tortillas ($5.95); add zesty chorizo for $1 extra. Lucky tortilla chips may be encased in a vibrant new coat of guacamole, a house blend of ripe avocados, sweet onions, bright red tomatoes, and super-fresh cilantro ($6.45), before being escorted to the belly prom. Entrees arrive with spanish rice, sour cream, and frijoles to neatly round the crunchy and wrapped bases. Delve into platefuls including a super-size burrito ($7.95), three crispy flautas ($7.95), or two savory tacos ($7.95), filled with your choice of shredded beef, ground beef, or chicken, or add grilled steak for $1 extra. A full selection of zesty libations rounds out Casa Margarita's fun-providing menu, providing ample libations for toasting meals or cooling spicy tongues.
Reviews
Eight Citysearchers bestow a perfect five-star average on Casa Margarita's Orland Park location, 64% of Urbanspooners like it, and 12 Yelpers give an average of 2.5-stars.
- The Margaritas were delicious and the service was very nice. – Rebecca S., Yelp, 8/23/2010
- Traditional Mexican fare
- Fresh ingredients
- Rich, flavorful guacamole
- Large outdoor patio
Salsa's success as both a dance and a food inspired other edibles to make the leap to the stage, causing sour cream's unsuccessful splat on Broadway and guacamole's star-making turn as Lady Macbeth. Set a stage for deliciousness with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 ($25 if redeemed Sunday-Thursday) worth of Mexican fare at Casa Margarita's location in Orland Park.
Casa Margarita's menu offers up a selection of Mexican American classics, each overflowing with fresh ingredients and flavors. Test theories on the pliability of melty chihuahua cheese with a bowl of queso fundido, with ranchero sauce and warm flour tortillas ($5.95); add zesty chorizo for $1 extra. Lucky tortilla chips may be encased in a vibrant new coat of guacamole, a house blend of ripe avocados, sweet onions, bright red tomatoes, and super-fresh cilantro ($6.45), before being escorted to the belly prom. Entrees arrive with spanish rice, sour cream, and frijoles to neatly round the crunchy and wrapped bases. Delve into platefuls including a super-size burrito ($7.95), three crispy flautas ($7.95), or two savory tacos ($7.95), filled with your choice of shredded beef, ground beef, or chicken, or add grilled steak for $1 extra. A full selection of zesty libations rounds out Casa Margarita's fun-providing menu, providing ample libations for toasting meals or cooling spicy tongues.
Reviews
Eight Citysearchers bestow a perfect five-star average on Casa Margarita's Orland Park location, 64% of Urbanspooners like it, and 12 Yelpers give an average of 2.5-stars.
- The Margaritas were delicious and the service was very nice. – Rebecca S., Yelp, 8/23/2010
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About Casa Margarita
Against the backdrop of seaside murals, Casa Margarita's indoor waterfalls and bubbling fountains transport diners to the shores of Cabo San Lucas. The restaurant, which has been in business for 18 years, features festive decor, live plants, a cacophony of colors. and authentic arches. Cooks tantalize tongues with plates full of authentic Mexican eats, such as carne asada, shrimp fajitas, and enchiladas, though, the star of this eatery is their margaritas. They come in a variety of experimental flavors, including mango, raspberry, and peach, or in the traditional style of lime juice and tequila on the rocks—a phrase that was first coined by cavemen mixologists.