Choza de Margarita

Another one of my go to Epcot spots. They have good food options but we mainly come for the margaritas. This last visit, I had a frozen lime margarita. Super cold and delicious - just watch out for the brain freeze if you drink it too fast. My hubby had the cucumber margarita this time and it tasted so summery and fresh - with a spicy rim. He's also had the diablo one before and liked it - spicy. I always stick with the frozen traditional flavors, which I've always enjoyed. They are about $18 each.

We kicked off our drinking and snacking around the world at Choza de Margarita and it was a great way to start. It had just opened when we got there and everything came out super quick. We got the Frozen Fiesta Margarita ($15) which is a combination of strawberry, lime and mango. Super delicious and you definitely know you got your moneys worth because you can actually taste the tequila which is not common in frozen drinks. For our snack, we got the Empanadas de Barbacoa ($13.50) which were shockingly filling. The barbacoa was super tender and was delicious with mixed with the chipotle sauce. The Mexico pavilion is also very beautiful and a great place to sit and have a drink and a snack.

Epcot is full of all kinds of drink and food stalls throughout the World Showcase (and this is year round too. Not just during the Food and Wine festival for example). Choza de Margarita is located as one of the first possible options when you head in through Mexico (as opposed to to going the other direction which is through Canada) and it's a great option to grab a cold margarita or light bites! We didn't order any food so we can't attest to that but my friend got the cucumber margarita and I got the seasonal special.My friend said her cucumber margarita was very refreshing but also tasted light in a good way (it reminder her of cucumber water) so she enjoyed that. Mine definitely had an interesting taste so it took me a little longer to finish it all the way, but it was not terrible by any means!

If you're visiting Epcot and there isn't a food festival going on, fear not! There are still plenty of great food stalls in operation year round. We never ever skip Choza de Margarita! It's our favorite quick service option in the entire park! They have a great drink menu and a rotating seasonal margarita. The food is also great! Service is fast and good. This time around, I got a michelada and the new quesadilla with carnitas and pineapple. It came with street corn and salsa verde. The michelada is so refreshing in the Florida heat. It's absolutely delicious and a lifesaver in the summer. The quesadilla was absolutely delicious with tons of meat and fruit, it's packed with flavor and very filling. It's a good value for the price too. Don't pass it up when you're in the Mexico Pavilion!

While traveling the world via the Epcot Express, this place always hits. I feel like I'm instantly transported to Mexico while enjoying both the delicious food offerings and the refreshing drinks. There are a handful of places I'm guaranteed to visit at Epcot, and this is one of them. The authenticity of having Mexican servers adds to the feeling and experience. It's a no brainier as far as I'm concerned. If you're at Epcot, come here.

Absolutely love this place. The street corn is my must have whenever I go to Epcot. Nothing else matters until I get my corn.As this is a must go whenever I visit, yesterday's visit is still irking me. I was in line with three others in front of me. We all order and go to the end to wait for our items. I walk over to a spot by the utensils and napkins. Before I can turn around a number is called. I couldn't quite make out the number and the other are talking to each other so I look at the cast member behind the counter and ask what number she called out. She stares at me through her sunglasses and says nothing. After a few seconds, thinking she didn't hear me, I walk up to the counter say "I'm sorry, did you call 18?" as no one has claimed it yet. With a straight face she replies "that's what I said if you were listening." I am still in shock.

A no-frills margarita stand with light bites. The line may look long but moves fairly quickly with three cashiers. It certainly moved faster than La Cava de Tequila inside of the temple. I enjoyed my margarita a lot! it was nice that it was fully blended instead of a frozen drink that they pour a shot on top of, like some other worse drinks in the park. The price was also slightly better than Joffrey's ($13ish vs. $15+). For the lower price and consistency of the margarita, I would rate this one of the better stands at EPCOT. The servers will ask if you want your margarita "sweet or spicy" and note that is an actual addition to the drink that will cost extra.

Overall, just a quick-service drink location. A small cup for nearly $20. I split amongst friends to try different drinks later, so I would not recommend otherwise. The cast members are sweet and helpful so it's a nice environment to pick your selection from as a start to your day (if you choose Mexico first).

I love the margaritas at Choza de Margarita. We stayed all afternoon going fromCountry to country in Epcot and had a few drinks. By the time we got to Mexico we came across to choza de margarita. I've heard great things of their Margaritas and peopleWe're not wrong. You can taste the tequila and it was just perfection! Good service line goes by fast

Not sure why they're almost always out of Mango Margarita by late afternoon - 4:30 or so.I used to love the guac and chips until they changed to the current tortilla chips. And they used to have a Jalapeno Margarita. No longer. And *sometimes* they have Mango Margaritas. And *sometimes* they put an "OUT" sign on the Mango machine when they don't. Other times they expect me to order something else after standing in the long line.NOPE.