Tequilas Restaurant - Authentic Mexican Cuisine - Since 1986
Tequilas Restaurant - Authentic Mexican Cuisine - Since 1986
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Catch up with old friends and make a few new ones as Center City's best bars and restaurants host the summer's happiest hour every Wednesday from June through August from 5-7 pm. Come in and enjoy $5 Margaritas or Sangrias, $4 House Wine, $3 Beers and half-priced Chicken Taquitos, Beef Empanadas or
chips and salsa in our beautiful bar space.
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We are located in a historic building at 1602 Locust St, in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square.
It was once the house of William Duane, the former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, under President Andrew Jackson.
History buffs will know him for having been dismissed during the bank wars.
Tequilas Restaurant
1602 Locust St,
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215 546 0181
215 546 9953
info@tequilasphilly.com
Tequilas Restaurant was established in 1986, at 1511 Locust Street by owners David and Annette Suro.
David Suro, a native of Guadalajara, grew up near agave fields in the state of Jalisco. He went to school with the children of agave farmers and tequila producers. He met his wife Annette in Cancun and moved with her back to Philadelphia and worked at El Metate, the only Mexican restaurant in town. Within a year they bought out the owner and renamed it Tequilas.
We are housed in a beautiful historic location in rittenhouse square. Which features amazing craftsmanship both in the interior
and the exterior design of the building.
"Philadelphia did not have the concepts we see today, only the Tex-Mex. There was not much knowledge of Mexican food. But I was fortunate. What we proposed to them no one else was offering. Back then we developed the customer. And we learned from each other."
- David Suro-Pinera
Tequilas Restaurant got it's start at 1511 Locust Street in Philadelphia. Taking over 'El Metate' back in 1986, the Suro family begin to introduce the traditional mexican concepts.
They renamed it Tequilas Restaurant with this edgy logo.
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