Restaurant food in America combines flavors from around the world. If you have a taste for Mexican cuisine, you may find yourself at a restaurant that serves Tex-Mex. Learn how to determine if your food is authentic Mexican food or Tex-Mex by reading...
Did you know Mexican Independence Day and National Guacamole Day fall on the same day? Celebrate both of these events on September 16, 2021, at Jalisco Mexican Grill.
Guacamole isn’t hard to come by. On the contrary, it’s become one of the most popular condiments in mainstream dining. Originating in Mexico, guacamole is comprised of avocado, lime juice, diced onions, and tomatoes. While it’s sometimes found on...
Centuries ago, many believed that a vast fortune existed in Peru. Rumors abounded of a treasure kept by the Inca and cities made of gold. While many of these tall tales are just that, tales, there is one Peruvian treasure that’s very real. And unlike...
What better way to celebrate National Fajita Day on August 18 than at Jalisco Mexican Grill. Not only do we create the perfect fajitas, but we are also the home of the best Margaritas. Check out the flavorsome fajitas we have on our menu, and give...
Father’s Day is a special and well-deserved day for the guy who took us of us when we’re little, and still looks out for us when we are grown. On this day, especially after all we’ve been through, there is no better time to gather as a family and...
Every type of alcohol is made up of several different variations. They usually exhibit subtle to boldly different flavors, aromas, and even effects. Some are more refined and high-end. They may also be a little bit pricier. But each variant has its...
Cinco de Mayo is finally here! And here at Jalisco Mexican Grill, that means tequila, margaritas, beer, delicious food, and a DJ! But before we kick start the celebration, let’s take a look at the story behind Cinco de Mayo.
One of the questions we get asked a lot is about some of the ingredients we use. Many people have asked us about tomatillos. Although many people think that tomatillos simply means “little tomatoes”, in reality, tomatillos and tomatoes are different....
