"CASA MARGARITAS FAMILY MEXICAN RESTAURANT" WITH CASA MARGARITAS IN RED LETTERS AND FAMILY MEXICAN RESTAURANT IN WHITE LETTERS. THE WORDS ARE WITHIN GEOMETRIC FIGURES26.03.09 CONTAINED WITHIN AN ELLIPTICAL SEAL 24.05.01 THAT IS OBLONG 26.11.26 CONTAINING TWO COLORED MARGARITA GLASSES WITH STEMS 11.03.15. ONE GLASS HAS GREEN LIQUID AND ONE HAS ORANGE LIQUID, AND BOTH HAVE GREEN LIMES05.09.04 AND 05.09.13. THERE ARE THREE GREEN AND ORANGE FLOWERS ABOVE THE LETTERS .05.05 WITH THE MIDDLE FLOWER A DAISY05.05.05. THE LETTERS, FLOWERS, AND GLASSES ARE IN CONCENTRIC RED, ORANGE, AND YELLOW OVALS WITH OVALS WITHIN OVALS26.03.17. THE WHITE WORDS OF FAMILY MEXICAN RESTAURANT IS SURROUNDED BY A GREEN OBLONG 26.11.26.CONCENTRIC OVALS WITHIN OVALS OF RED WITHIN ORANGE LINE THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE INNER OVALS26.03.17. THE FLOWERS EACH HAVE GREEN LEAVES OF SYMMETRIC SHAPES 05.03.

What this record means

The record shows that the mark “CASA MARGARITAS FAMILY MEXICAN RESTAURANT” is dead and was refused because the application did not meet minimum filing date requirements. The owner listed is Jorge Murguia, an individual. The mark covered restaurant services under class 043, specifically restaurant services first used February 1, 2013. A similar name would raise the closest concern for restaurant or hospitality services, especially if used in a Mexican‑style restaurant context. This history does not give the owner control over every use of the words “Casa Margaritas” or “Family Mexican Restaurant” in other industries. The prosecution history shows a straightforward assignment to an examiner and no opposition or enforcement activity. The last status event was the refusal on March 23, 2021. Because the mark is dead, the risk of conflict is low, but the name could still be problematic for a Mexican‑style restaurant.