Restaurant
Unclaimed profileFuego Margarita Bar
Yakima, WA · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Fuego Margarita Bar is a cocktail-first spot with a dedicated margarita section of 12 variations, plus mojitos, mai tais, and a michelada. The Patrón Room houses exclusive tequilas, and the wine list includes Washington producers like Canoe Ridge and Goose Ridge. Beer spans Mexican lagers and local taps, and non-alcoholic options range from mocktails to fresh juices. The margaritas earn consistent praise for balance and rim.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Fuego Margarita (Cazadores Reposado, blood orange, lime, agave; $14) or the Cadillac Margarita (1800 tequila, Grand Marnier; $14). For something smoky, try the Smokey Piña with Montelobos Mezcal. The Fuego Michelada ($13) is a solid beer-based choice.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Anyone prioritizing a broad, well-made margarita list with named tequilas, plus a Patrón Room for exclusive pours. Wine drinkers will find local Washington options, and beer fans get both Mexican imports and regional taps.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Margaritas $9–$14; other cocktails $9–$15; wine by the glass $7–$10 and bottles $25–$36; non-alcoholic drinks $3.50–$8.99. The Fuego Michelada is $13.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Patrón Room with hand-selected exclusive tequilas from Patrón sets it apart, alongside a 12-variation margarita section and a michelada made with Mexican draft beer and secret spices.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A dedicated margarita section lists 12 variations with named tequilas like Cazadores, 1800, and Milagro. Beyond margaritas, the menu covers mojito, mai tai, dark and stormy, paloma, Cuba libre, and michelada. Reviewers consistently call the margaritas excellent or amazing, noting balance and rim.
Menu strengths
- — Twelve named margarita variations with specific tequila brands and fresh ingredients.
- — Diverse cocktail list beyond margaritas, including mojito, mai tai, paloma, and michelada.
- — Multiple reviewers describe the margaritas as excellent or amazing, with one citing good balance and rim.
Standout selections
- — Fuego Margarita: Bloody orange juice, lime juice, Cazadores Reposado, agave nectar; $14.
- — Cadillac Margarita: 1800 tequila, lime juice, Grand Marnier; always served on the rocks; $14.
- — Jalapeño Margarita: Hornitos Reposado, sliced fresh jalapeños, cilantro, lime juice, triple sec; $12.
- — Black Margarita: Hornitos Black Barrel Añejo, lime juice, sweet and sour; rimmed with black sea salt; $13.
Pricing: Margaritas $9–$14; other cocktails $9–$15
Wine
The wine list includes premium selections with glass and bottle pricing, covering white and red by the glass. Washington and regional producers appear, such as Canoe Ridge, Goose Ridge, and Mercer Family. Two sangrias are listed: Peach Sangria and Mexican Red Sangria.
Menu strengths
- — Premium wine selection with both glass and bottle pricing across multiple varietals.
- — Includes local Washington and regional producers like Canoe Ridge, Goose Ridge, and Mercer Family.
Standout selections
- — Canoe Ridge Expedition Pinot Grigio: Glass $8 | Bottle $28.
- — Mercer Family Cabernet: Glass $10 | Bottle $36.
- — Owen Roe Ex Umbris Syrah: Glass $9 | Bottle $32.
- — Peach Sangria: Peach schnapps, crisp white wine, Spanish brandy; $9.
Pricing: Glass $7–$10; bottles $25–$36; Peach Sangria $9
Beer
Beer options span tap and bottle. Tap lines include Modelo Especial, Modelo Negra, Pacifico, Mac and Jack, Manny's, Field 41, and Top Cutter. Bottles cover Corona, Modelo, Budweiser, Coors Light, and Heineken Zero. A Fuego Michelada uses choice of Mexican draft beer, tomato juice, and secret spices.
Menu strengths
- — Both tap and bottle beer options, with Mexican lagers and regional taps like Mac and Jack, Field 41, and Top Cutter.
- — Includes a non-alcoholic beer option (Heineken Zero) and a Fuego Michelada with secret spices.
Standout selections
- — Fuego Michelada: Choice of Mexican draft beer, tomato juice, secret spices; served in a mug; $13.
- — Modelo Especial: Available on tap and in bottles.
- — Mac and Jack: On tap.; Field 41: On tap.
Pricing: Fuego Michelada $13
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic options include mocktails, juices, and sodas. Named selections are Fresca Colada, Piña Colada, Margaritas y Daiquiris (flavors like mango, strawberry, raspberry), Flavored Lemonades, and Fresh Juice. Heineken Zero is listed under bottled beers.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of non-alcoholic options including mocktails, juices, and sodas.
Standout selections
- — Fresca Colada: Non-alcoholic; $8.99.; Piña Colada: Non-alcoholic; $7.99.
- — Margaritas y Daiquiris: Non-alcoholic; mango, strawberry, raspberry, lime, blackberry, peach; $6.99.
Pricing: $3.50–$8.99
Spirits
The spirits selection is anchored by a Patrón Room with hand-selected exclusive tequilas from Patrón. Tequila brands in margaritas include 1800, Cazadores, El Jimador, Hornitos, Herradura, Jose Cuervo, Sauza, Patrón, and Milagro. Rums include Bacardí, Malibu, and Black Seal. Montelobos Mezcal appears in the Smokey Piña.
Menu strengths
- — Patrón Room with hand-selected exclusive tequilas from Patrón.
- — Named tequila and mezcal brands across cocktails, including Montelobos Mezcal.
Standout selections
- — Montelobos Mezcal: Used in the Smokey Piña.; Patrón Room exclusive tequilas: Hand-selected from Patrón.
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