In Thornton
3202 E. 104th Ave
Thornton, CO 80233
303.280.0166
Business Hours:
Sunday – Thursday 11am to 10pm
Friday & Saturday 11am to 11pm
In Westminster
14697 Delaware St. #800
Westminster, CO 80023
303.280.2595
Business Hours:
Sunday – Thursday 11am to 10pm
Friday & Saturday 11am to 11pm
In Boulder
3390 28th St.
Boulder, CO 80301
303.998.1234
Business Hours:
Sunday – Thursday 11am to 10pm
Friday & Saturday 11am to 11pm
In Broomfield
6896 W. 120th. Ave.
Broomfield, CO 80020
303.410.8705
Business Hours:
Sunday – Thursday 11am to 10pm
Friday & Saturday 11am to 11pm
Brighton, CO 80601
303.659.5340
Business Hours:
Sunday – Thursday 11am to 10pm
Friday & Saturday 11am to 11pm
In Superior
592 S. McCaslin Blvd.
Superior, CO 80027
303.665.0105
Business Hours:
Sunday – Thursday 11am to 10pm
Friday & Saturday 11am to 11pm
We are happy to offer our new party package for large events. We have 4 different party packages and each package feeds up to 10 people, perfect for your next fiesta.
Margaritas restaurant is an example of the immigrant dream, which included financial success as well as a chance to go back home and help those left behind. The nine Morales kids, six girls and three boys, slept on mats on the floor of a two bedroom house at their small ranch. After school they worked in the fields. Today all of them own at least one restaurant.After crossing the border Nicolas Morales ended up in Seattle where hos brother Manual lived. The Morales brothers saved all they could knowing they wanted to open their own restaurant. They knew they were now in a new country, so they decided they’d better adapt if they wanted to make it. So Nicolas leaned to cook. They invested all of their savings in their first restaurant, Las Margaritas, a six table place in Seattle. For six months they couldn’t even pay the rent and had to ask friends to loan them money. Their fortunes changed when a food critic from Seattle Times paid them a visit and published a review that called Las Margaritas the best Mexican restaurant in the state. The next day, Morales said the food sold out in an hour and they had to close at 7 pm. Nicolas Morales and his brother , Manuel Morales had 15 restaurants in Washington state before selling them to former employees and starting a new chain in Colorado, 3 Margaritas, with his brother Gustavo Morales. Now Manuel, Nicolas and Gustavo Morales have 13 restaurants here, some as partnerships with their employees under the new name “MARGARITAS”.After living in the United States for 27 years and developing two chains of Mexican restaurants, Nicolas Morales is now a mayor in his hometown Cuatla, in the state of Jalisco Mexico. His agenda is ambitious: to change the very conditions-lack of jobs, education and opportunity-that made him cross the border to the United States when he was 17.