PAPAGAYO - SOUTH BOSTON

283 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02210 | (617) 423-1000

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Papagayo is a concept started by Legendary Restaurant Group in 2010. The first was on Summer Street in South Boston and was the third concept developed by the group. Serving the finest food, with the freshest ingredients, hand muddling Margaritas and making fresh to order Hand Hacked Guacamole were some of our early ideas. Today Somerville will be our fourth location joining the Summer St, City Square Charlestown, and Downtown Crossing location.

Now serving over 180 tequilas Papagayo is the best Mexican Food – Tequila bar around. Inside you will find juxtaposition of old and new with old world wood and brick combined with bright colors, Mexican Art and colorful paintings. We believe we were the first to introduce the Coronita, a large freshly made Margarita with a 7 ounce Coronita turned upside down in the Margarita. Ole!!

Making our Margaritas from scratch with fresh fruit, agave nectar, 100% blue agave tequila, and orange liquor you will find them to be the best around. Our food is prepared with the finest local vegetables, fresh made tortillas and the freshest proteins found. Between the blend of mouth watering Margaritas and the freshest food Papagayo has become a regular stop in the Boston area.

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