they have a good variety of traditional made mezcals which aren't high-end but prices are somehow reasonable. Classic hole in the wall place.

Even though the drink I wanted was seasonal and was not available the waitress had me try the Cucumber cocktail and my daughter had the avocado cocktail both with mezcal. Both cocktails were excellent! Food looked good but did not try as we had reservations...somewhere else that evening. Would easily return the next time we visit and try some other cocktailsMore

Some locals told us to go here as we wanted to do some good mezcal tasting. They didn't disappoint. Their selection was really good and not that expensive. And the vibe was great too - really a good place to chill, grab some drinks and...have some food. They had grasshoppers on the menu so we had to try them - delicious. Only downside was that the service wasn't great, but if you know that going in, and you're patient, it's well worth itMore

Went here on a recommendation for after dinner drinks. First of all, it's small; really small. Don not be surprised if you end up chatting with someone new sitting inches away. Really cute bar featuring a small selection of creative cocktails, but the star of...the show is a nicely curated selection of mezcals available by the single shot or variously-sized carafes/little pitchers. Lots of waitstaff for a tiny place and they provide a nice level of detail about the various offerings to make an informed decision. We got a pitcher they said held "about 10 shots." Those would have been some seriously large shots. We had about half left when we decided to leave and they poured it into a little "to go" bottle with a label. Nice touch.More

The name of the place says it all. The only sign to this place is the name snatched into the concrete on the pavement. Inside, the decoration is minimalistic and if you want to lounge comfortable, this is not for you. But if you want...to sample mezcal or try some interesting mezcal cocktails, this is the place. I have learned to appreciate the nuances of this drink much more by tasting the varieties on offer here.More

We were not the only Americans packed into this place! Felt kind of like a New York City bar in that way. We loved the cocktails, and the staff was super friendly. Walked in at 9ish on a Saturday and got a table right away.

My friends and I stopped in to try some mezcal. I honestly didn’t see many other tourists there, maybe 2 other folks beside our party. I didn’t expect to stay too long but stayed for a couple hours. My friends and I tried a few...mezcals and all of their cocktails. A couple of the cocktails were pretty sweet but the flavors were well developed. The staff was friendly and extremely attentive. I would definitely go back here our next time around town.More

We were 10 ladies on a bachelorette party, and we went to La Clandestina for a mezcal tasting! We were told lots about how mezcal is made and the stories about all the different ones we tasted, and after that we shared lots of tacos...“tapas style”. The price was really good for everything we got and the service was nice and casual. I would recommend anyone who wants a good experience with a mezcal tasting to go here!More

Even though this bar was full of Americans, it still gave off an authentic vibe! We ordered mezcal cocktails since we didn’t want to sip on straight mezcal. I recommend the aguacate cocktail. It sounds weirdo, but you can’t even taste the avocado. In fact,...we thought it tasted a little like mint chocolate chip ice cream. The cocktails were 140 pesos each. They also serve beer and food. This place is small, but on a Saturday at 6 PM, it wasn’t crowded, so we easily got a table.More

For some reason we were under the impression that this was some sort of speakeasy. However it was not only super easy to find but pretty well trafficked by tourists. However the staff were all really friendly and knowledgeable. We got a lot of mezcal...to taste, which was nice, and a cocktail, which was way too sweet. Not a bad way to start the night but wouldn’t hang for super long.More

Casual and small bar packed with English speaking patrons. The mezcal we tried was not the smoothest. It may help to go when not as crowded so you could receive more attentive service.

We went here after dinner and it's a very small place but with cozy lights and the highlight is the mezcal wall and the cocktails. The mezcal menu in itself is huge. They have snacks too but we didn't get to try them. The free...ones were ok. It was definitely a touristy spot which is good if you want to meet other travelers in town.More