Mexican Bar Names + Free Logos

These are two images that compliment each other really well. One is of a Mexican drink, the other of a Mexican food. They tell patrons "you can't have tacos without tequila," in a humorous, self-deprecating way.

A fun, catchy name that uses alliteration to great effect. Clever use of Mexican geography gives the business an authentically Mexican feel. It might also appeal to people who've traveled to Tijuana and want to reconnect with their memories.

Sangria is a popular Spanish beverage, often drunk on sunny Mexican beaches. This is a catchy name with fun alliteration. The imagery brings bar stools and sandals to mind and makes the name more memorable.

This clever use of a Mexican city paired with a drink is a great way of branding your bar as authentically Mexican. It gives patrons a sense of adventure into new culinary lands. They might think "Monterrey sounds exotic."

"Casa" means "house" in Spanish, while Cancún is the name of a Mexican city that is synonymous with holidaying and the warm summer sun. A smart name for a Mexican bar.

This name pairs two objects that come together to form the perfect image of a Mexican bar. It brings to mind a lively bar filled with the sounds of laughter and music, and makes an ideal name for your business.

This name conjures a funny image of a Mexican man with a belly full of beer, wearing a sombrero and a thick moustache. It could be a great mascot for a Mexican bar, with plenty of opportunity for marketing material.

"Poncho" conjures an image of a popular Mexican garment. The name has lovely "p" sounds and is a fitting image to pair with a Mexican bar. That "pub" is an Irish bar gives the name humorous implications.

The words "good time" work really well with a bar. This is a clever way of branding your bar as a Mexican one. Customers hear the name and think "I'm about to make some Mexican friends and have a good ol' time."

"My" imparts a sense of familiarity on customers. Yours is the Mexican bar they love and trust. A great name for a bar at the heart of a Mexican community. "Your Mexican Bar" produces a similar effect.