Senor Frogs in Mazatlan - Fun for All Ages
This Senor Frogs Location Offers Plenty of Fun for Teens and Adults of All Ages
The Mazatlan restaurant was actually the very first in the successful Señor Frogs chain. Since this one has been around so long, it's even become a popular weekend hangout of locals, who come for the fun bartenders, who sing, dance, administer drinks and shoot water pistols around the restaurant. The décor is also fun, with lots of memorabilia, cute signs ("Save water, drink tequila").
The menu at Mazatlan's Señor Frogs is extensive, offering something for everyone from Mexican favorites like Burritos, to Buffalo Wings. They are very accommodating about making changes to food if you need to and the portions are very large. The Fajitas are available in chicken, shrimp and steak and offer plenty to share. They include onions, peppers, rice, refried beans, sour cream and pico de gallo. Leave plenty of room for dessert. The Messy Sundae, served in a crunchy fudge tipped shell, is delicious.
This is still a location belonging to the famous chain so you won't find a shortage of interesting drinks and yard long cups to put them in. From tequila (they now make their own brand) to the Mexican made Kahlua, there are enough concoctions made here to keep anyone happy. Check out their Frozen Mango, which includes the pureed fruit, vodka, run and Kahlua. If you don't want to get to adventurous, you will find an assortment of old standby drinks, like Margaritas, Pina Coladas and Daiquiris. Ask for a Dirty River shot when you finish your meal. They won't divulge the recipe, but it tastes like a mixture of tequila and Kahlua.
There is also a focus on the non-alcoholic beverages for those who don't imbibe or are underage. In fact, the Mazatlan Señor Frogs is often the location of teen parties like the Quinceañera, a celebration girls have at 15 which is similar to a sweet sixteen party in the United States. At the Mazatlan Señor Frogs you are much more likely to be convinced to join a marshmallow fight (don't worry, they supply the marshmallows), than to do belly shots off an 18 year old.
Published by Marcia Frost
Marcia Frost is a Featured Writer in Travel. She maintains a popular blog at http://www.WineAndSpiritsTravel.com and also writes for many other on and offline publications and makes frequent contributions to... View profile
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