Kool place to visit. Learn the history and the variety of different tequilas. Get to sample some of the good stuff too!

Tequila and Mezcal Museum is a cute little museum. It has two floors. On the upper floor, is the museum. In the ground floor, there is a bar. The process of making tequila and mezcal is demonstrated in a nicely manner. There is a lot of collections of different types of Tequila and Mezcal bottles with different brands. In one of the bottle even there was a snake inside. The most interesting part is the tequila and mezcal tasting which is demonstrated at the bar.

A nice place to spend an afternoon downtown. The museum explains pretty well what tequila and mezcal are, how they used to be produced back in the day, how it’s done nowadays etc. But you’ll have to do the reading because there’s no guided tours. If you know nothing about tequila, you’re going to like it, but if you’ve visited Tequila in Jalisco or other places with tours, agave fields etc. I’d say skip it. The tasting is just two half-empty shots, but that’s alright with me, the entrance costs only $3USD. Didn’t like birria at the restaurant, and waitresses had a “ok whatever” attitude. This is not the safest neighborhood in the city, so don’t wander around, especially after sunset. If you go there during the day, it’s ok to walk. I’d rather uber there if it was after 6 pm.

I fully recommend booking a guided tour with “Get your Guide”. It’s $15 and includes a knowledgeable and passionate guide as well as 5 generous tequila and mezcal tastings. I would Uber there, but if walking, take the longer route- the short cut led us through some run down neighborhoods. Don’t miss out! This museum- tour is 100% worth it!

I genuinely underestimated how informative this museum was going to be. I admit, before we arrived I thought: "we'll get a little knowledge and some shots", but it was so much more than that. The exhibits show the history of tequila and mezcal, the manufacturing process and explain the links of these liquors to the music and culture of not just Mexico but the region. Aside from the museum being informative, we enjoyed the upstairs space (a sort of bar/outdoor cafe) where we had our tequila and mezcal samples.

Well... the museum and gift shop are cute. The restaurant is decent. The issue for me is the surrounding area is shady and some of the vendors/solicitors/beggars were aggressive, it was actually a bit overwhelming. The plaza it's located in seems to be a place that the local addicts, drunks and hobos hangout/live. If I'm being honest, it didn't feel safe... however we did go after dark about 7pm... perhaps the energy is different during the day. We did get so cute pictures in the museum and had a quick tasting. Tours must be pre-arranged otherwise you're on your own.

Amazing hot spot to hangout after dinner. For 60 Mexican dollars, you get to your the museum, learn about Mexican tequila and mezcal production, followed by a tasting. They offered award winning mezcal along with tequila. Then, right below there's a mezcal restaurant with great food. It is especially fun to come here on the evening because you can hear all the Mariachis serenade you :)

I enjoyed it! It’s small, quick and to the points. DO NOT BUY ticket on Expedia or online booking sites, you’ll pay $25 USD when in person it’s only $3.60USD and includes exact same thing-tour with guide in your language if available and tasting of mezcal and tequila.

Very nice place located right at the famous Plaza Garibaldi with a great variety of tequilas and mezcal. Prices were fine to me and the seller was very knowledgeable and friendly. They have very nice souvenirs to take with you for good prices. You can learn a lot visiting this place and paying for the tour. In the same building are restaurants to eat, mariachis that sign for you for a fee. Outside is crazy with the mariachis and locals, but that’s not part of this review lol! I had a great and unforgettable time :) Highly recommended!

The museum was very nice, clean and well managed. The restaurant upstairs was welcoming and I enjoyed a nice afternoon up there. Since the polution was so bad the weekend I came to visit, there were many people at the museum which made it very relaxing.

The museum is very cool and informational. I highly recommend you get the tour with the tasting at the end. When you are downstairs you will be bombarded by street vendors and mariachis. Be ready to say "no quiero" a lot

Tequila definitely deserves a much bigger experience although you might not find anything better than actually going to the place where it was born so this should do fine for most tourist or big city dwellers. Mezcal also gets a spot but no real appreciation for pulque. The price of the ticket includes a free sample of tequila and mezcal but anything else will be expensive.

5 stars just because is a Tequila place. All the brands and shape of tequila bottles can be seen in this museum.

One of the most fun museums I have been in. They explained how tequila and mescal was made and let us experience the difference in their tastes one by one. However, the guiding was all in Spanish, so it is good to have someone to translate if you don't know Spanish.

Waste of time.. Tiny self guided/read some wall posters and bar downstairs. Tasting was pathetic and if you try order a drink - takes forever for something basic. Better to taste Tequila and Mezcal in a shop that sells it. Not sure how this has such high ratings.

Small but informative! No photos allowed inside the museum but good displays and videos about the tequila and mescal making process. Learned a lot! There's two ticket options, one with a single sample of tequila and mescal, and one with a longer, guiding tasting. We did the single sample and they serve it at the bar and restaurant area. The bar sitting area is open to Grimaldi Plaza which is where Mariachi musicians gather so you can enjoy your samples while hearing them play. Hours were hard to find but we also visited around Christmas so I think they're typically as advertised.

Great museum with knowledgeable guides. I was the only English speaking visitor at the time and got an English guide that showed me around and talked about what to focus on when buying/tasting tequila and mezcal.

Good place to try out a bunch of different tequilas! We skipped the museum portion but it is only $4. We had drinks in the restaurant but enjoyed listening to the Mariachi bands down in Garbaldi Square! There is also a bunch of street food in the neighborhood!

(Translated by Google) Interesting but a lot of trash outside (Original) Interesante pero afuera mucha basura

(Translated by Google) Nice with good projects and not some good drinks (Original) Bonito con buenos proyecto y no unas ve no bebidas ricas

(Translated by Google) Fantastic place for vow renewal I recommend it (Original) Fantástico lugar para renovación de votos lo recomiendo

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Excelente

(Translated by Google) Extensive description of tequilas and mezcals Variety of them in showcases, from unique containers, preparations, colors, and condiments in their preparation Visit and tasting (Original) Amplia descripción de los tequilas y mezcales Variedad de los mismos en vitrinas, desde singulares envases, elaboraciones, colores, y condimentos en su elaboración Visita y degustación

(Translated by Google) 👊🤠👌 Esepsinal my people, everything you can know about the history of tequila times, types of distillate and white flavor, old, etc. Drop him race ✌️ (Original) 👊🤠👌 Esepsinal mi gente , todo lo q puedes saber d la historia del tequila tiempos , tipos d destilado y sabor blanco , ańejo , etc . Cáiganle raza ✌️

The museum was underwhelming. Just a single room of descriptions on how tequila is made. At least you get half a shot of mezcal and half a shot of tequila with each ticket.

One of the best experiences I ever had. Though the museum upstairs doesn't have much to offer except for - Storyline of how tequila is made and past and present of the manufacturing process. However the cafe is insane, they have an amazing collection of Tequilas and other spirits, cocktails are to die for. And the shop inside has an insane variety of Tequilas and souvenirs at very reasonable prices.

The museum is very small, not really well thought of. It feels very shallow. At the end there was a tasting of one tequila and one mescal served as shots. There were not very good and we even did not see the bottles. It’s unfortunate because the venue has a lot of potential for a much better experience.

Good overview of the process of making mezcal and tequila, but that's about it. Very knowledgeable staff in the bar downstairs

Rooftop bar was closed but the museum was really interesting. Kind of a far walk if you are close to Zocalo

Small self guided, one room museum. Nice bar downstairs with free samples after visiting museum.

Total tourist trap. Nothing interesting in the museum and it is very tiny. The $60 pesos ticket comes with two tastings but it’s not high quality. Unless you are in the Garbaldi square, dont bother paying a visit.

Ricardo was an excellent guide of the Museum of Tequila and Mezcal. The tour was extremely informative and interesting. He was ready to answer every question we had and having a private tour made our experience of the museum even more enjoyable! You can book the tour through GetYourGuide

Cute little museum upstairs which focuses on the production process of tequila and mezcal. A side wall has a few hundred bottles showing the variation in branding. The ticket price of 120MXN includes a small tasting in the bar downstairs, overlooking the square.

Lovely visit! Small but informative. The staff is INCREDIBLE (so SWEET) and the tasting/restaurant is fantastic. The cocktails are great and the food is solid. The area is a bit sketchy, so would recommend going in the daytime and Uber-ing there/back.

Must do if you’re in CDMX and love tequila/mezcal. Highly recommend the guided tour and tasting with the tour guide Alejandro. He is incredible knowledgeable and passionate about the subject and really knows his stuff. Amazing experience!

We visited it during the day (around 1ish), we were very disappointed actually. The place is small, they explain the production process through some texts on the wall. There are a collection of mezcal bottles on the other side. All with all nothing a 5 minute YouTube video + a visit to a liquor store couldn't do better. We heard from friends it was nice so all with all actually disappointed. Only upside is that it's pretty cheap. Also didn't get to taste any mezcal/tequila. Maybe if we a payed tour it would live up to the mostly positive reviews here? Also wouldn't suggest going alone/at dark since the area is very shady.

It is an interesting and informative knowledge of the drink but wish it was less of a sales tactic and they included samples. The location is interesting with the musical history and you can get song with your beer.

We had a private tour that we booked via TripAdvisor. Worth every penny. Extremely informative and enjoyed our guides, Mezcal and tequila tastings.

We had a work event here. It was a nice atmosphere. Drinks were good most of the food was good ! Tequila tasting was amazing 🤩 Service was a little slow, music was VERY loud, and we had to ask four separate times for the check

This review is for the tour and tasting not the general museum: Alejandro (sorry if I spelled the name wrong) was a fantastic host. He had a real depth of knowledge and great sense of humour. The tour had a great pace (not too fast or slow) and then ended with some very generously poured tasters. It’s definitely worth the money if you’re into tequila and mezcal!

Thorough explanation in the museum...the tequila and mezcal in the end are the most basic versions and nothing special.

Great museum with history of tequila, mescal and (surprisingly) also an exhibit in mariachi music which I enjoyed! We learned a lot about the process of making mezcal and tequila and it ended with a tasting of each! Highly enjoyed.

(Translated by Google) Excellent!! (Original) Excelente!!

(Translated by Google) Currently closed (Original) Cerrado actualmente

(Translated by Google) excellent has sanitary measures (Original) excelente cuenta con las medidas sanitarias

(Translated by Google) Very nice place (Original) Muy lindo el lugar

(Translated by Google) Excellent place Garibaldi square (Original) Exelente lugar plaza Garibaldi

(Translated by Google) It really has nothing like a museum, it is a canteen! (Original) Realmente no tiene nada de museo es una cantina!

(Translated by Google) The museum is good, the detail is that the haulage outside the museum is a lot and annoying. (Original) El museo es bueno, el detalle está en que el ambulantaje fuera del museo es mucho y molesto.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to enjoy the history of tequila, mezcal and even the Garibaldi square. It is worth going and visiting the small museum and later enjoying a tequila or mezcal tasting and from there follow you with a beer or even a meal while listening to the mariachis and observing the daily life of this emblematic capital space (Original) Un hermoso lugar para disfrutar de la historia del tequila, del mezcal e incluso de la plaza de Garibaldi. Vale la pena ir y recorrer el pequeño museo y posteriormente disfrutar de una degustación de tequila o mezcal y de ahí seguirte con una cerveza o hasta una comida mientras escuchas a los mariachis y observas la cotidianidad de este emblemático espacio capitalino

(Translated by Google) Very good place to learn more about the traditional drinks of Mexico (Original) Muy buen lugar para conocer más de las bebidas tradicionales de México

(Translated by Google) Excellent tour and good service, (Original) Excelente recorrido y buena atención,

(Translated by Google) Boring (Original) Aburrido

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to go to hang out with, family and friends. (Original) Excelente lugar para ir a pasar un rato con, familiares y amigos.

(Translated by Google) First class tequila and not to mention the atmosphere with Maríachi (Original) Tequila de primera y no se diga del ambiente con Maríachi

(Translated by Google) It's good (Original) Está bueno

Good variety of mezcal, nice service.

Very educational. Right in the heart of Garibaldi Plaza. Gift Shop sell bottles and there is a cantina. The terrace bar has an excellent view of the plaza.

Delicious food and awesome live music!! Everyone there is so kind are go with the intention of having a good time! They have a great drink and food selection. It's the perfect place for a comfortable night out in Mexico City! They also have a really neat shop with many things to look at and buy. When I was there, they had a Juan Gabriel impersonator performing. That was so much fun!!

A cool touristy experience! Good drinks, live music at the terrace bar or 1st floor bar & learn about tequila y mezcal!

Great experience for 60 MXN: good quality small exposition with brief but sufficient to info about tequila and mezcal, both in Spanish and English, followed by complimentary tasting of mezcal and tequila at the bar.

(Translated by Google) Okay, for tourists (Original) Esta bien, para los turistas

(Translated by Google) Very good place (Original) Muy buen lugar

(Translated by Google) Excellent place and attention (Original) Excelente lugar y atención

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Agradable lugar

(Translated by Google) If you doubt a thousand recommended to celebrate or simply a pleasant afternoon ... Delicious food and drinks, my name is. The staff in Gral. Very nice, but the treatment and attention of the store girls super al 💯 🌟 (Original) Si duda mil recomendado para festejar o simplemente una tarde agradable... Rica comida y los tragos mi se diga. El personal en Gral. muy agradable, pero el trato y la atención de las chicas de tienda súper al 💯 🌟

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bien

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Exelente

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum and very cheap tequila varieties (Original) Muy bonito museo y variedades de tequila muy baratos

(Translated by Google) Excellent place, the mariachi and the small groups that play are very enjoyed. Very good to hang out. (Original) Excelente lugar se disfruta mucho el mariachi y los grupitos que toca. Muy bueno para pasar el rato.

Mariachi all over square at night in garibaldi

(Translated by Google) Nice place and the mariachis (Original) Bonito lugar y los mariachis

(Translated by Google) Very good attention from the manager (Original) Muy buena atención por parte de la encargada

(Translated by Google) For those who visit the capital, they should not miss visiting (Original) Para el qué visita la capital,no debería dejar de visitar

(Translated by Google) Good atmosphere good food and fair price (Original) Buen ambiente comida buena y precio regular

(Translated by Google) Excellent place and more because I live 5 blocks from place it is a place where I intend for its environment (Original) Excelente lugar y más por q vivo a 5 cuadras de lugar es un lugar donde me intendifico por su ambiente

(Translated by Google) It is very simple (Original) Esta muy simple

(Translated by Google) My house tradition and ESSENCE OF MEXICAN POPULAR MUSIC. (Original) Mi casa tradicion y ESCENCIA DE LA MUSICA POPULAR MEXICANA.

(Translated by Google) A place where you can get souvenirs, buy liquors, they have a lot of variety, it hurts that they do not take the measures to make it a safer place, because of the location. (Original) Un lugar donde puedes obtener, recuerdos, comprar licores, tienen mucha variedad, lastima que no tomen las medidas para convertirlo en un lugar más seguro, por la ubicación.

(Translated by Google) At the moment it is not possible to visit it because we are in but I have visited it and it is very pleasant (Original) En estos momentos no es posible visitarlo porque estamos en pero la he visitado y es muy agradable