The Sebring restaurant at sunset: turquoise clapboard walls under a green metal roof, five life-size carved wooden mariachis and a dancer in a blue folklorico dress standing in the gravel by the door.

Azul Tequila

The turquoise building on the highway, with the carved mariachi band standing at the door. Family Mexican cooking in Sebring, Lake Wales and Arcadia.

4.2 from 1,438 Google reviews Open 11 AM – 10 PM, every day

Three blue houses

All three are painted the same blue, with agaves in the gravel out front. Pick the one you already drive past.

The Sebring restaurant from the parking lot: turquoise clapboard building with a green metal roof, the Azul Tequila sign on the gable and the carved mariachis lined up along the front porch.

Sebring


2521 US Hwy 27 N Open 11 AM – 10 PM, every day Rated 4.2 from 1,438 Google reviews

The Lake Wales restaurant on a clear day: a blue stucco building with stone pillars, a pale metal roof and the Azul Tequila sign raised above the entrance.

Lake Wales


4541 Macey Ln Open to 11 PM on Friday and Saturday Rated 4.2 from 549 Google reviews

The Arcadia restaurant on the corner: turquoise stucco walls under a rust-orange metal roof, the Azul Tequila sign on the front and a bed of young agaves in white gravel.

Arcadia


1121 E Oak St Open 11 AM – 10 PM, every day Rated 4.4 from 1,608 Google reviews

guacamole at your table molcajete ranchero enchiladas suizas rib-eye fajitas tacos al pastor blown-glass margaritas
Five carved wooden mariachis in sombreros, holding a guitarron, guitars, a violin and a trumpet, standing in white gravel beside a dancer in a blue folklorico dress outside the turquoise Sebring building. A carved relief of jimadores harvesting agave hangs on the gable above them.

The band at the door

Five mariachis and a dancer in a blue folklórico dress, carved from wood at life size, standing in the gravel outside the Sebring door. Above them, a carved panel of jimadores cutting agave in the field.

You walk past the band on your way in. Lake Wales and Arcadia are the same blue from the road — in Sebring, the band is how you know you have arrived.

More of the carvings and the rooms

A cobalt-blue plate on a dark wood table, piled with crisp pork, tomato, red onion and cilantro, with an avocado sliced thin and fanned into a rose at the centre.

Guacamole at your table

Avocado, lime juice, garlic salt, black pepper, onion, cilantro and tomato, mashed in front of you at the table rather than carried out of the kitchen. Say the word when they start and the jalapeño goes in.

A white plate carried out by hand, loaded to the rim with enchiladas under melted cheese, orange rice, shredded lettuce, pico de gallo and a fried tortilla shell.

The plate that barely fits

Enchiladas under melted cheese, rice, beans in a fried tortilla shell, a tostada leaning on the rim. Across all three towns the thing people write down afterwards is the size of the plate.

The whole menu

The Sebring dining room: long dark-wood tables and red leather chairs under a wagon-wheel chandelier hung with pierced-metal lanterns, against turquoise walls.
The margaritas were well blended and the presentation was off the chain. Catherine Wactlar, on the Arcadia house

The blue goblet

The house margarita comes in a heavy Mexican blown-glass goblet with a cobalt rim and a crust of salt you can see from the next table. Blended or on the rocks, blueberry or Patrón.

Every bar in all three houses pours the same glass. It is the drink people photograph before they drink it.

See what is behind the bar

A margarita in an oversized Mexican blown-glass goblet with a cobalt rim, thick with salt and topped with an orchid, standing on the bar next to a salted shot glass and a wedge of lime.

What the neighbors say

4.2 out of 5 across 1,438 Google reviews in Sebring, 4.2 across 549 in Lake Wales, and 4.4 across 1,608 in Arcadia.

“The table side guacamole is to flip over. I love it made with the added jalapeño!”

Stacey R Barnes, Sebring

“The food has been delightful — flavorful, good quality, and good-sized portions. They also have some more traditional dishes beyond the usual. The molcajete is superb!”

Andrea Land, Lake Wales

“Their food never disappoints and they have been consistent in flavor and large portions for the many years I have been coming to Arcadia.”

Elizabeth Gallows, Arcadia


Come see us

No booking system and no waiting list — walk in, or call the house nearest you and they will tell you how it looks.

Open every day

Opening hours in Sebring and Arcadia
Monday11 AM – 10 PM
Tuesday11 AM – 10 PM
Wednesday11 AM – 10 PM
Thursday11 AM – 10 PM
Friday11 AM – 10 PM
Saturday11 AM – 10 PM
Sunday11 AM – 10 PM

Sebring

2521 US Hwy 27 N
Sebring, FL 33870

(863) 471-0156

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Lake Wales

4541 Macey Ln
Lake Wales, FL 33859

(863) 275-1066

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Arcadia

1121 E Oak St #8904
Arcadia, FL 34266

(863) 491-8945

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