Mezcaleria Las Flores

They HAD a great menu. However the last time I paid a visit they had "upgraded" the menu. This killed what made Mezcaleria unique. Gone are the great mixed drinks served in indigenous pottery and with ethnic garnish (Magnetic Pole Reversal and Unknown Death). Instead you have a basic overpriced cocktail that you can get anywhere in the city.

Decent bar specializing in mezcal & tequila cocktails. Some friends and I stopped in at the end of our bar hop. I only had water but according to them the drinks were okay. The atmosphere is okay, not a place that I would personally venture out of my way for but an interesting spot to stop and check out if you happen to be in the area. I would go back to have a cocktail/ try the different mezcals/tequilas if I'm ever back in the area.

Awesome Mezcal selection. I've tried a few of those signature cocktails and most have been very good. I still prefer to have them mix drinks that I had in Texas. Try a Mezcal and Ginger Ale with a splash of lime or lemon juice. Food available from the restaurant next door that is more Irish diner than Mexican.

This was one of my favorite spots. Went back recently and now the "cocktails" all taste like water. Really bad (as well as terrible sad). Will not go back and hope some other place in Chicago can bring back those delicious, unique Mezcal cocktails.

Came here last minute with my girlfriend from out of town. This place is a hidden gem. Filled with Mezcal! They carry a great cocktail program. Easy to read and friendly for patrons who aren't familiar with the spirit.The service from "the deed" was amazing. He's very proficient with Mezcal, shed good light to us on the history and flavors. All around it was a great experience. We were supposed to stay for only 1 drink and just ended up closing shop. I highly recommend Mezcalaria for those looking for good Mezcal, for those looking for something new and for those looking for a great night.

Nice selection of tequila and beers. The Mexican map on the wall is neat in that it depicts the different states of Mexico. Quirky "video box" outside, like those neighborhood libraries you may have seen before? No videos were present. Next door you can get food to eat in the bar, the homemade poptart we had was great!

Not really that many choices on Mezcal for a "Mezcalaria" Drinks are very small, are dressed/decorated very well, but were missing the great flavors that can be released in a Mezcal drink by mixing too many other ingredients. Overall just okay for me, nothing special. Ambiance was nice, but not really worth going back for me.

Delicious craft cocktails in a cool setting with a DJ and great service. We had two different drinks ("Chaca Chaca" and "Bridges" something or other) and the house shot. The cocktails were $12 each; I don't recall the price on the shot. The later the night became, the place began to get loud and pretty packed, but that is consistent with the neighborhood.