If you can't make it to the village of Tequila, here's the next best thing: a friendly restaurant-cum-tequila museum that serves decent Mexican fare and 240 varieties of the fiery liquor. Antique photos of tequila distilleries and bilingual plaques explaining tequila's history line the brick walls. Cool contemporary tunes fill the air. The kitchen is uneven—perhaps because the place is so touristy—so you might just want to come for drinks at the upstairs bar, one of the classiest in town.
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