Drink Your Way Through Iowa On The Margarita Marathon
Kim Magaraci
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Sometimes you need a break from your busy life, but a full vacation just isn’t in the cards. When you need to get away, treat yourself to an evening on the town walking along Iowa’s Margarita Marathon. You and your friends will have a blast hopping from cantina to cantina!
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Address: 245 South Gilbert Street, Iowa City, IA, 52240
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When you’re craving margaritas – and more, grab some friends and drink your way through Iowa’s Margarita Marathon in Iowa City! You’ll walk from cantina to cantina, but be sure to designate a driver if you’re not getting a lift from a service. Ready? Let’s go!
Where do you go when you’re craving a margarita and some tacos? Let us know in the comments below!
For even more cantina fun in Iowa, hop on our signature taco trail and eat your way through the state! Read on to learn more!
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Where can I find the best tacos in Iowa?
Iowa is a midwestern state, which means you may not expect to find outrageously tasty southwestern food here. Well, you're in luck! In addition to the cantinas in Iowa City we featured above, there are dozens of spots to stop for a quick taco or an elegant Mexican meal. Here are a few of our favorites, and each one is worth checking out.
What country restaurants in Iowa are worth the drive?
When it comes to out-of-the-way spots in Iowa, everyone has a favorite. That Place in Conrad is one that comes up often, along with the Bowling Alley in Odebolt. Of course, Breitbach's in Balltown has to be mentioned. Make the drive out to dine at Iowa's oldest restaurant and bar and you'll feel like you're a part of history. Ask your friends about their favorite restaurant that's off-the-beaten-path and you're sure to find a gem - or, you can take a look at our list, here.
Are there any beachfront restaurants in Iowa?
Despite being a landlocked state, it's easy to find waterfront dining in Iowa! Head to the Iowa Great Lakes region and you'll find spots where you can enjoy a meal while you dip your toes in the sand. From casual spots right on the water to upscale dining rooms that overlook the lakes, if you're looking for waterfront dining, chances are you'll find it in Storm Lake, or Arnold's Park. For waterfront dining closer to the heart of the state, try dining at the Iowa River Power restaurant in Coralville. It's right on the river and located inside a historic river power plant!