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11 Excellent Houston Restaurants and Bars Selling Cocktail Kits To Go

DIY margaritas, Moscow mules, and so much more

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DIY margaritas at home with help from the pros
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With a stay-at-home order in place and all the time in the world, Houstonians have the opportunity to shine as chef — and bartender — in their own kitchens. As a method of providing a full-service dining experience at home, local restaurants have created no-fuss cocktail kits using house-made mixes and festive garnishes to craft DIY adult beverages.

Want to try your hand at mixology or whip up boozy cocktails for your quarantine-mates? Check out these 10 Houston restaurants and bars slinging top-notch cocktail kits to go.

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Monkey's Tail

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Find DIY classic cocktail kits to go at this Lindale Park bar. Margarita kits are paired with Milagro tequila, Moscow Mules with Deep Eddy Vodka and Old Fashioned with Makers Mark bourbon. All are priced at $25 and make 6 servings. 

Eight Row Flint

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Heights patio bar Eight Row Flint is making available three of its signature cocktails in kits for guests to purchase along with food orders. Ranch Water and margarita kits can be purchased in counts of five or nine (starting at $45) and are presented with bottles of Topo Chico sparkling water, while the Old Fashioned kit yields 7 servings ($56).

FM Kitchen and Bar

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Beginning Monday, April 27th, FM Kitchen will resume its take-out service with a new, revamped menu including $9 cocktail kits to-go. Guests can choose from classic or mango chamoy margaritas, Moscow mules and the refreshing FM ranch water cocktail or opt for ready-to-go frozen drinks like froze, gimlets and daiquiris. 

The Original Ninfa's on Navigation

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Available in a carafe, half-gallon, or a full gallon, the iconic Ninfarita is an obvious to-go cocktail option.

Perry's Steakhouse & Grille

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Recreate Perry’s famed cocktails at home with convenient curbside pick-up of pre-portioned mix, liquors, and appropriate garnishes. $45 cocktail kits are packaged large enough to make six drinks and varieties include Bourbon Bloom, Cucumber Blueberry, Lemon Bubbles, Jameson Mocha Old-Fashioned, Perry Berry Mule, Raspberry Crusta, Smoky Rita or ‘Strait” Paloma.

Traveler's Table

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Montrose newbie Traveler’s Table is allowing guests to explore its menu of cultured global cuisine at home with a take-out and delivery menu including four different cocktail kits. For $27, guests can choose from The Name of the Rose, The Plumed Serpent, Spice Trader and Foreign Correspondent, with each kit boasting 200 milliliter bottles of spirits and 16 ounces of cocktail mix — enough ingredients to produce four cocktails. Order online here.

Hugo’s brings the fiesta to your home with convenient margarita and sangria kits to-go. Fruity and bold, $22 sangria kits are large enough to concoct 7-8 servings and come complete with a bottle of red wine, aged Mexican brandy and a fresh mix of lime, orange, mango and pineapple juices. Similarly, the $44 Hugo Rita kit produces up to 8 drinks and comes with one 375 ml bottle of Blanco tequila, fresh squeezed lime juice and agave-orange cordial.

UB Preserv

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Both mixed drinks and cocktail kits are available for takeout at this Montrose favorite, including DIY mojitos and pina coladas. Order online via UB Preserv’s website.

The Oceanaire Seafood Room

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Savory seafood plates to-go can be paired with classic cocktail kits incorporating Fever Tree mixers at Uptown’s The Oceanaire Seafood Room. Ranging from $8-12, kits are prepared to make individual beverages and include the Hendricks G&T, a Gin Mule and the Patrón-arita.

Arnaldo Richard's Picos Restaurant

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Salt or no salt? The choice is yours with Pico’s many $99 margarita packs featuring a bottle of tequila, bottle of Contreau, fresh lime juice with agave nectar and a complimentary shaker — large enough to craft 8 ‘ritas. Palomas, punch bowls, and mojito crafting kits are also an option.

Goode Company Grocers

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Available for both pickup and delivery, Goode Company Grocers offers four different classic cocktail kits, including margaritas, Bloody Marys, and Old Fashioneds. Each kit includes a 375 ml bottle of booze, mixers, and garnishes.

Monkey's Tail

Find DIY classic cocktail kits to go at this Lindale Park bar. Margarita kits are paired with Milagro tequila, Moscow Mules with Deep Eddy Vodka and Old Fashioned with Makers Mark bourbon. All are priced at $25 and make 6 servings. 

Eight Row Flint

Heights patio bar Eight Row Flint is making available three of its signature cocktails in kits for guests to purchase along with food orders. Ranch Water and margarita kits can be purchased in counts of five or nine (starting at $45) and are presented with bottles of Topo Chico sparkling water, while the Old Fashioned kit yields 7 servings ($56).

FM Kitchen and Bar

Beginning Monday, April 27th, FM Kitchen will resume its take-out service with a new, revamped menu including $9 cocktail kits to-go. Guests can choose from classic or mango chamoy margaritas, Moscow mules and the refreshing FM ranch water cocktail or opt for ready-to-go frozen drinks like froze, gimlets and daiquiris. 

The Original Ninfa's on Navigation

Available in a carafe, half-gallon, or a full gallon, the iconic Ninfarita is an obvious to-go cocktail option.

Perry's Steakhouse & Grille

Recreate Perry’s famed cocktails at home with convenient curbside pick-up of pre-portioned mix, liquors, and appropriate garnishes. $45 cocktail kits are packaged large enough to make six drinks and varieties include Bourbon Bloom, Cucumber Blueberry, Lemon Bubbles, Jameson Mocha Old-Fashioned, Perry Berry Mule, Raspberry Crusta, Smoky Rita or ‘Strait” Paloma.

Traveler's Table

Montrose newbie Traveler’s Table is allowing guests to explore its menu of cultured global cuisine at home with a take-out and delivery menu including four different cocktail kits. For $27, guests can choose from The Name of the Rose, The Plumed Serpent, Spice Trader and Foreign Correspondent, with each kit boasting 200 milliliter bottles of spirits and 16 ounces of cocktail mix — enough ingredients to produce four cocktails. Order online here.

Hugo's

Hugo’s brings the fiesta to your home with convenient margarita and sangria kits to-go. Fruity and bold, $22 sangria kits are large enough to concoct 7-8 servings and come complete with a bottle of red wine, aged Mexican brandy and a fresh mix of lime, orange, mango and pineapple juices. Similarly, the $44 Hugo Rita kit produces up to 8 drinks and comes with one 375 ml bottle of Blanco tequila, fresh squeezed lime juice and agave-orange cordial.

UB Preserv

Both mixed drinks and cocktail kits are available for takeout at this Montrose favorite, including DIY mojitos and pina coladas. Order online via UB Preserv’s website.

The Oceanaire Seafood Room

Savory seafood plates to-go can be paired with classic cocktail kits incorporating Fever Tree mixers at Uptown’s The Oceanaire Seafood Room. Ranging from $8-12, kits are prepared to make individual beverages and include the Hendricks G&T, a Gin Mule and the Patrón-arita.

Arnaldo Richard's Picos Restaurant

Salt or no salt? The choice is yours with Pico’s many $99 margarita packs featuring a bottle of tequila, bottle of Contreau, fresh lime juice with agave nectar and a complimentary shaker — large enough to craft 8 ‘ritas. Palomas, punch bowls, and mojito crafting kits are also an option.

Goode Company Grocers

Available for both pickup and delivery, Goode Company Grocers offers four different classic cocktail kits, including margaritas, Bloody Marys, and Old Fashioneds. Each kit includes a 375 ml bottle of booze, mixers, and garnishes.

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