Margarita Glasses
Whether you need standard-size or large margarita glasses, we have them in styles that'll add visual appeal to the drinks your mixologists concoct. We have various colors and shapes to choose from, including special designs such as cactus-shaped stems. More
Commercial Margarita Glasses: What You Need to Know
Every restaurant that has margaritas on its menu needs to stock up on attractive margarita glasses to serve them in. These cocktails hold a special place in the public's mind as celebratory drinks to mark the end of a work week, a birthday, or simply to accentuate a night out. Margaritas can make a dinner into an event – keeping your guests around longer to order more food off your menu. Creating a tasty house margarita can also differentiate your business from your competitors, but none of these benefits will occur without appropriate commercial margarita glasses.
A stylish margarita glass set can amplify the effect of a colorful, exciting beverage. We carry cactus margarita glasses, for example, that can stand out and prick your customers' fancy. Operators can purchase margarita glasses in bulk with KaTom, which makes each purchase significantly more cost effective than buying individual units.
Common Questions About Margarita Glasses
What is the proper glass for a margarita?
Margarita glasses, or margarita cups, are tiered cocktail glasses on a tall stem with a wide rim to accommodate the ice or slush that comes with them. Margarita glasses typically place emphasis on the rim, either with an alternate color or a rolled glass edge, because margaritas are usually lined with salt or sugar. Large margarita glasses also emphasize the amount of drink your customers are getting for their dollar, which creates a favorable impression when they order one. Within these confines, margarita glasses can come in a wide variety of shapes and styles, with no style being better than another. This is the fun part; choose whichever glass looks best to you.
What size margarita glass should I choose?
Margarita glasses come in a broad range of sizes, from 8 to 56 ounces. Many operations opt for multiple sizes to give their customers a choice, but the largest sizes are niche purchases. They may not be ordered as often, but a massive margarita glass can be a great investment if you think your customer base has an appetite for it. These specialty glasses contain a lot of beverage at once, meaning you can charge a premium price for the drink. Your customers will know they're ordering a larger-than-normal drink and will therefore expect a larger-than-normal bill. The drawback to the extra-large glasses is storing them. You'll need a safe place to keep them until they're ordered, and since they don't stack or nestle easily, you may want smaller glasses if space is tight.
Who should serve margaritas?
The restaurants that need to stock Mexican margarita glasses will vary, but usually anywhere that serves Mexican, Tex-Mex, or any fusion of those styles will want to consider offering these popular drinks. Any establishment that focuses on alcohol sales may want to add margarita cups, as well. Consider adding attractive, interesting options, such as our cactus margarita glasses, to make a memorable drink.