The 101-Ounce Margarita Tower At El Ranchito Grill & Bar In West Virginia Is Insane And Outrageously Delicious

If you love Mexican food, then you'll eat up the restaurant scene in West Virginia. We've got hundreds (thousands?) of highly rated Mexican eateries plating up all sorts of delicious flavor combinations across the Mountain State. And if you're springing for a massive plate of Mexican food from one of our local restaurants, then you know you've also got to spring for Mexican food's perfect companion: the margarita.

From the outside, El Ranchito Grill & Bar in Huntington, West Virginia, looks like many other Mexican restaurants around the state. From the outside, you'd never know what sort of wonderful, unique, massive menu items are served within these walls.

Inside, though, the distinctiveness of this restaurant will quickly start to become clear. You'll be greeted with a smile and served up a huge plate piled high with perfectly seasoned fresh flavors concocted into all sorts of wonderful dishes sure to please.

(El Ranchito Grill & Bar only uses the freshest ingredients, locally sourced whenever possible.)

But it's not just massive, remarkable, one-of-a-kind lunch and dinner portions that are served here. It's also the margaritas. At El Ranchito Grill & Bar, you can order a towering 110-ounce margarita delivered right to your table: El Ranchito Grill & Bar's famed Margarita Tower.

Better bring some friends along to help you with this one!

The towers cost $30 and are availble in multiple flavors.

Don't feel up to tackling a whole 110-ounce Margarita Tower? Try a 60-ounce Monster Margarita, a 24-ounce Jumbo Margarita, or a 12-ounce Lime Margarita instead.

Mexican food. It's what's for dinner! (At least, it's what's for dinner at El Ranchito, located at 2010 3rd Avenue in Huntington and open 7 days per week for lunch and dinner.)

To learn more or see a menu, visit El Ranchito Grill and Bar on Facebook. For more margaritas known around the Mountain State, check out this list. What's your favorite Mexican food in West Virginia? Do tell! We'd love to give it a try.