Where to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Worthington
Whether it’s the fifth of May or any day of the year, you can enjoy terrific Mexican eats at these spots all around Worthington!
Chapala Mexican Grill
530 High St.
Chapala is a newcomer in the old Bruegger’s Bagels space on High Street. They’ve already won over fans with their lunch specials, full bar, and an extensive menu that includes appetizers and salads, fajitas and tacos, burritos and enchiladas. They even offer desserts and a kid’s menu.
Tomatillos Authentic Mexican
2285 W. Dublin Granville Rd.
Tomatillos sits on the western end of Linworth, and is loved for their margaritas, house-made salsas, bowls, gourmet tacos, and specialties like huarches, carne asada, empanadas. On your way out, don’t forget to grab a paleta (a colorful fruit popsicle) from the case!
Zacatecas Mexican Grill & Bar
1175 Worthington Woods Blvd.
The newer Zacatecas sits in Worthington Woods and offers plenty of traditional Mexican dishes alongside unique finds. They serve breakfast all day (think chilaquiles and huevos rancheros), plus zesty ceviche, and loads of seafood.
El Acapuco Mexican Restaurant
7475 Vantage Dr.
The family-run El Aculpuco has been serving customers near Crosswoods since 1996. They’re the spot for classics like queso fundido, enchiladas, chile rellenos, fajitas, and much more. They’ll be offering specials on Mexican beer and margaritas on Cinco de Mayo.
Dos Sabores Mexican Grill & Cantina
6042 Huntley Rd.
The family-run Dos Sabores features loads of Mexican beer, margaritas, plus crave-able dishes like poblano cheese dip, shrimp ceviche, al pastor cemitas,
Taqueria Los Tizoncitos La Joya
154 Hutchinson Ave.
Find La Joya in the strip mall next to Crosswoods Cinema. From the small storefront they serve alambre, giant burritos, tostadas with chicken tinga, corn quesadillas, tortas, gringas, and much more.
Tula Taqueria
525 Lazelle Rd.
Tula Taqueria is another family-run taqueria that specializes in Mexican favorites. They make their own salsas, and fill everything from tacos and tortas to burritos and quesadillas with wonderfully seasoned meats like al pastor, barbacoa, lengua, chorizo, carnitas, chicken, and more.
Patty’s Kitchen
If you’re a regular at the Worthington Farmers Market, you probably know Patty’s Kitchen. They sell freshly made and crave-worthy tamales filled with pork, chicken, poblano, veggies, even varieties with sweet potatoes.
