10 chain restaurants to get margaritas

You have to go to a Taco Bell Cantina in San Francisco or Chicago to get a Twisted Cantina Margarita Freeze, but if you do, you can also swap out the tequila for rum or vodka.

According to Chicagoist, a Cantina Margarita with tequila goes for $7.19.

To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Friday's is serving up a $5 Blue 'Rita Shaker at participating locations — a drink that typically costs from $5 to $11 dollars. If you miss Cinco de Mayo, you can visit TGI Friday's on Monday, when the chain serves up $3 margaritas. 

Applebee's serves up a wide array of margaritas, including the Blue Agave 'Rita, the Mango Jalapeno 'Rita, and the Perfect Margarita, served with an olive. Drink specials vary by location.

Señor Frogs launched in Mexico in 1969, and has since grown into a chain of rowdy clubs known for wild dance parties and fruity drinks. In fact, even Pete Wells of the New York Times gave the restaurant a positive review.

Chevy's serves up the "Party 'Rita" — an over-sized margarita, intended to be shared. 

But for those not ready to plunge into that big drink, a house margarita is $6.29, according to Menu Prices, and fancier variations are slightly more expensive.

The 34-location chain serves up both the Squeezarita and the Slenderita, for customers cutting calories. 

A signature margarita will put you back only $6.25. Though Chuy's locations are concentrated restaurant in the South and Midwest with most locations in Texas, it boasts ample servings of food to go along with the margaritas. It calls its philosophy a  "food full-osophy." And according to the Motley Fool, the chain plans to grow.

To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Chili's is serving up its Presidente Margarita for $5 all day on Thursday.

The menu may be inspired by Australian cuisine, but Outback Steakhouse serves up a mean Gold Coast 'Rita. Paste Magazine even went so far as to name this unlikely drink one of the top 10 chain cocktails you can find.