Upon entering the foyer there is a secret wooden door magnanimously depicting the ancient Aztec Chief Elder narrating the creation of the Mezcal tequila. Over 400 years ago, the Spanish conquerors arrived and taught the Village Elder distillation techniques which he later applied to the agave, thus creating the Mezcal. Those traditions were passed down from generation to generation, immortalizing the image of the Elder and his archaic wisdom on these wooden doors.

With touches of references to ancient Mezcal-making traditions and Aztec aesthetics, the location has become a sanctuary for Tequila tasting. Everywhere, from its natural earthbound finishes, carvings, artifacts, and vibrant dark colors, the Mezcal Lounge indulges in the ancient flavors of Mexico. The logo’s serpentine curvature and flexible design is a reference to the iconic Aztec and Mayan snake that plays a significant role in ancient Mexican mythology. Snakes, according to legend, were sacred to the Aztec peoples, who venerated them, believing them to be the feathered serpent God Quetzalcoatl, the personification of the earth. The handmade lettering of the Mezcalista lounge evokes a similar devotion with its fine detailing and striking loops.