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Mattito’s throws the best Cinco de Mayo party in Dallas! Cha-cha your way to Mattito’s three locations for Cinco de Mayo fun and festivities (Frisco, Routh Street and Forrest Lane). We guarantee you’ll have a great time at any of our locations!
However, The BIGGEST party is at the original Mattito’s Location, Routh Street. Festivities include our renowned 2nd Annual Bob Armstrong queso eating contest! Last year’s champion inhaled THREE POUNDS of queso. Think you have what it takes to beat that?
If you’re not the Big Cheese by the end of the night, you can still take home some cool prizes after riding our mechanical bull. Staying on for eight seconds or more gets you some sweet swag, so cowboy up!
Tasty tequilas, bull-riding fun, and cheering crowds for cheese-y contests await you at the Mattito’s Cinco de Mayo Party at our Uptown Routh Street location. The fun starts at 5pm, so don’t be late!
For more details and to learn about our fun surprises please call any of our Mattito’s Locations
Friends, Dallasites, Tex-Mex eaters: get in your cars! Mattito’s has opened a new location! Conveniently located across from Medical City, and a short drive from Park Central, we’re here to cure your Tex-Mex cravings. And if you’re in need of some fun, some sun, or a cold one (or a combination of those three), try our famous Rumba Rita, or any of our other happy hour specials and check out our new patio. We DO have one of the best tequila bars in Dallas, you know. Enjoy the same great Sunday Brunch on a new patio at the new Forest Lane Mattito’s. We hope to see you soon!
Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of Mexican heritage, food, music and dance. No restaurant in Dallas honors the occasion better than Mattito’s. Beginning at 5:00pm, the Mexican holiday is commemorated with mariachis, nine-piece salsa band Latin Image, tequila tastings compliments of Sauza Hornitos, mechanical bull rides, games and prizes, and of course, drink specials and cuisine from the award-winning Tex-Mex menu.
Headlining this year’s event in Dallas is the Bob Armstrong queso-eating contest, named for the Texas politician who created the cheesy concoction over a quarter century ago. Not on the menu and a top-secret recipe, Bob Armstrong queso is ironically the restaurant’s most-requested item. The contest winner will receive bragging rights, a trophy, free Bob Armstrong for a year and the chance to defend their title next Cinco
The celebration continues for the second year at Mattito’s Frisco, which opened June 2008 at 6129 Main Street. Radio station KLAK (97.5FM) will broadcast live from 4:00pm-7:00pm and will give away a trip for two to Mexico the following morning on-air – only contest participants that register at Mattito’s are eligible to win. A salsa band officially kicks off the fiesta at 5:00pm, joined by master magician Marty Westerman, a sketch artist, face painter and bounce house. Four dollar margaritas and $3 beer are available 3:00pm-6:00pm, along with the award-winning Tex-Mex cuisine all night.