Best margarita in Grayton or Seagrove !

[Kurt]

Joe is dead on, as usual.

 

[RiverOtter]

Joe is dead on, as usual.

Sounds like he's had lots of experience :wink:

 

[Uncle Timmy]

Personally, I have found that the size of the Margarita will directly effect my judgement as to the quality. I like the ones at Cocos, but let me add that Cocos has some very LARGE margaritas.

 

[seagrovelover]

I just want to say any margarita will do as long as I'm at the beach!!!!

 

[Teresa]

oh, i realize that many locals prefer the fancy smancy mexican food at Luna's. My pals and I prefer the good basic mexican food at Coco's and the really nice amigos who work there. Did I mention big ass margaritas?

 

[graytonrbust]

BLOCK PARTY????

When and where......that sounds like the old days, I remember the block parties that were held at the corner in front of the store (now the Red bar).
SOOOO much Fun.
Hope to be there.

 

[seagrovechick]

Did I mention that CoCo's is open for business year-round? It is hard to get a margarita at a closed bar. As for Luna del Mar, the Margarita are great. The food, well, I have eaten there several times, and it is hit or miss for me, although I know many people who think there food is great. I guess that since I know what authentic Mexican food tastel like, I cannot get excited about anything less.

Certainly didn't mean to offend you Coco's loyalists. I simply wanted to offer a different perspective. And as an ex-Texan and Mexico vacationer, I am confident in my ability to discern good Mexican fare. I will say it drives me crazy when businesses close during the off season (or for the afternoon when their owners feel like surfing). However, I've come to accept that if I want to live here and support local business owners, it's just something I have to deal with. For what it's worth...

 

[30A Skunkape]

An ancient but worthwhile thread to bring back. I think Coco's is now Los Ranchero's after it was Jambone? I wonder who has best margaritas now? I vote for Diego's in PCB

 

[Teresa]

I miss the giant double margaritas at Cocos. However I had a large frozen margarita straight out of the machine at Red Fish Taco yesterday for lunch. And it was delicious. Refreshing. And trust me.. You only need one.

 

[ShallowsNole]

Los Ranchero's (formerly CoCo's) has very tasty and adequately strong margaritas. Most deadly margarita, though, at least for me is Red Bar. Maybe it's because I've usually been sipping/gulping something else before I get there, but twice I've had two Red Bar margaritas to finish off a beach afternoon and twice I've had to arrange a ride home and some hot tea.