Win A 75-Inch TV at Margarita Island Mexican Kitchen’s Cinco de Mayo Celebration Giveaway

participants must dine at any Margarita Island location

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA — Margarita Island Mexican Kitchen & Bar is celebrating Cinco de Mayo with a major giveaway, offering guests a chance to win a 75-inch TV at each of its three locations. The promotion is open for a limited time, and participation is simple.

One winner will be selected per location. The participating locations include:
● 777 E. Merritt Island Causeway, Suite 246 in Merritt Island
● 5360 Stadium Parkway in Rockledge
● 422 Beach Village Drive in Flagler Beach

To enter the giveaway, participants must dine at any Margarita Island location, leave a Google review for the location they visited, and complete a submission form. The form requires the participant’s name, a screenshot of the review, and either an email address or phone number. The entry form can be found HERE.

The contest is open now, and will end on May 5. The winners will be selected at random and announced on May 10, through Margarita Island’s official social media pages.

To ensure fairness, only one entry per person is allowed, and only verified reviews with screenshots will be considered. The prize is not transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.

Participants are advised to be cautious of scams. Only Margarita Island’s official page will contact winners using the phone number or email provided in the form. Any communication from unverified accounts should be disregarded.

Margarita Island invites everyone to join the celebration and take part in this exciting opportunity before the entry window closes. Celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Margarita Island style.

Margarita Island has a unique flavor and fresh and beachy atmosphere, and the joy and hospitality of the people of Mexico are what they wanted to bring to Florida.

They are a family restaurant with three locations. Discover the authentic flavor of their margaritas at the most vibrant bar in town. A 100% family atmosphere, a modern touch, but without losing the identity and the Mexican flavor.

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