Mezcal is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant.

Liquor obtained from agave.

Moctezuma is a Native american business name for a Mexican restaurant. Meaning “our angry lord”.

Derived from the Nahuatl terms “mo” (our), “tecuhtli” (lord) and “zoma” (frown).

Mexica king during the arrival of the Spanish to America (1492).

Molcajete is a Native american business name for a Mexican restaurant.

Large stone mortar with three legs.

Derived from the Nahuatl terms “molli caxtli” (bowl for sauce) and “temolcaxitl” (stone bowl for the mole).

Monterrey is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant.

Derived from the Spanish terms “monte” (mount) and “rey” (king).

Capital of the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon.

Categorized into: place names.

MX is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant.

International abbreviation of Mexico.

Palenque is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant. Meaning “fenced”.

Pancho Villa is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant.

Pseudonym of José Doroteo Arango Arambula, military leader of the Mexican Revolution.

El Paso is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant. Meaning “crossing”.

Town located in the county of El Paso (Texas).

Categorized into: place names.

Patron is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant. Meaning “landlord”.

Pueblito Mío is a Spanish business name for a Mexican restaurant. Meaning “my town”.

Title of a popular song by Jose Feliciano.

Categorized into: musical names