St. Valentine's Day Mezcal Massacre

Barrio’s St. Valentine's Day Massacre refers to a legendary party in 1929 where a mob of singletons associated with the Hips Don’t Lie gang of southside Mexico City, caused mayhem leaving a wake of empty tequila and mezcal bottles.

Whether a party crew or troublesome two, start with some tantalizing tacos accompanied by some taste bud ticklers from our special tequila and mezcal taster menu. If you haven’t jumped in the mezcal deep end yet, this is your chance. Enjoy these agave based spirits in their most traditional form, no salt and no lime in sight and with your choice of complimentary sangrita or verdita. Continue the ride downtown with the Barrio Allstar DJs at the wheel, a late night of musical bootlegging and mobster monkey business.