I call, text before arriving ti Tequila to book a tour but no reply…read more Finally when I arrived I took a taxi there on Saturday, the door was close. I rang the doorbell heard the dog barking but no one came to the door. The neighbor across the street said place is closed and no longer take tour. Another neighbor came to us and told us place is sold to new owner.

This is a nice, small And family business in Tequila Town, the owner is very nice and they will…read moreexplain you the whole process of Tequila. You will try the traditional tequila also All Different kind of tequila with different flavors. If you like something there buy it, Why? Few reasons: , 1st because you won't find that kind of Artesanal Tequila in stores. 2nd because they are cheaper, for example a Big bottle of Añejo tequila will cost $400 pesos, but in the store from $600 and up. The one with different flavors are $200 in the store $350. And you won't find there products in the regular store only different kind. Plus you are supporting Local business.

A small informal tequila tasting and a self guided tour of the Tequileria…read more They have some liquors as well. The "Almendra" is a sure digestif style crowd pleaser. It tastes like liquid almonds. They also have some coffee liquor. I think I enjoyed the Tequila the most though. The sale price for quality is great. You can buy a 5 liter jug if your looking to throw a serious party.

Very instagrammable environment. Food is so great & service is amazing. Good for groups!read more

We had a group of 14 for breakfast. The service was gracious and attentive. The atmosphere was cool…read moreunder the patio. It felt like being in someone's backyard. There were trees, roosters and chickens (in cages). The chairs were comfortable. The food was outstanding. I loved all the little dishes and condiments that just kept coming! The Jugo verde was fresh and amazingly favorful. I enjoyed the chilaquiles Esmeralda Verde. Spicy but tempered by the crema drizzle and Queso. Oh and they make their own bread and cheese. You can watch them making fresh masa and tortillas. And a wonderful (super spicy) roasted salsa tableside. The tomatoes were cooking over a wood fire. A must visit if you're in the area.