Cool place - Very quick. Coat $20 to get in and $600 to get out. lol! Tequila was very good. Bought quite a bit and had some tacos from out back.

Always great - Always a fun and interesting place for us to share with our friends and family when visiting. . It is a must while on Cozumel!

Great experience and a lot of fun - We learned so much about tequila and really enjoyed tasting all the different types! We love the chocolate the best. Pedro was an awesome host!

Book this. It’s fun! - Amazing experience. It’s a must do activity! The tequila was very good and I don’t even really like tequila. I learned so much about the culture, tequila and mezcals.

The restaurant is excellent! The tequilla tasting was fun, don't get stupid in the fun and buy too much. - Our cab driver recommended Casa Mission for an afternoon meal. We had rented his cab for the day and the day had went VERY well. We were having a good time and decided to try this place to eat. It was an excellent meal at Casa Mission with Coconut shrimp big as coasters! Delicious! Then our driver talked us into going for the tequilla tasting next door. We aren't huge into tequilla, but my wife and I had such a fantastic day that we decided to give it a shot. Now they laid out about seven small shots of different tequillas for both of us. Some were aged, some were flavored and my wife was enamored with the chocolate flavored tequilla. $70 for a bottle of chocolate tequilla seemed steep to me, but, I was half lit from the shots and our meal before and I'd get my wife about anything she wanted feeling like I did and hell, $70 isn't going to break us. It had been a great day so far. We bought one bottle, they tried to get me to buy a $170 bottle and fortunately I just took cash with us that day, no plastic (gets you into some real messes in foreign countries). I told the very nice friendly guy that if I was to pay the cabbie what I owed him, I couldn't buy the expensive bottle. He tried to wheel and deal a little, but we planned on hitting the pier shops on the way back to the cruise ship. So...when I got home, I found a $25 bottle of chocolate tequilla locally. We'll give it a shot and compare. It was $45 more for theirs, which I knew was good tasting and yes we have opened that bottle and it tasted the same as what we tried in the shop. A fun experience, I didn't overdo it by buying the expensive stuff which is actually about $80 locally (versus their $170) and we had fun. It WAS shocking to see the difference in costs locally versus what we paid for the one bottle, but notch it up to experience and a $45 lesson. I'd recommend the place, BUT don't get stupid and overbuy. Enjoy what you get and surely are overpaying for by 100 to 200%. Also remember, the people that bring you there are also surely getting a cut. It was just part of a great day. I wish our driver who seemed to be our friend would have been more forthcoming about this taste testing.....His tip would have been larger than what he got for having my back. The picture was what we got (Del Baril) which wasn't even TresTonos but had a good taste. $25 and a trip to the liquor store was what the other bottle of chocolate tequilla cost us.

Nice enough - but offered for free - I would have waited to write a review, but I'm doing it now since I haven't received any feedback from Viator yet: My husband and I) participated in the Tequila tasting at Casa Mission on Cozumel - an activity purchased through Viator as the organizer. When we showed up for the activity, we were told that the Tequila tasting is offered free of charge by Casa Mission. Unfortunately, this left us with the feeling of having been misinformed. We have contacted Viator to find out if this is a misunderstanding or a communication error, and how this situation can be corrected. However, we are (as mentioned) still awaiting feedback.

Good tequila, not worth the price or detour - Our tour driver took us here to try some of the local tequila. We were not there long (spent much of our time elsewhere on our trip around the island), but we did a vertical tasting of their Reposado, Anejo, Extra Anejo, and their French Oak Extra Anejo (branded as Mis Aguacates), plus a couple of the flavored expressions. (They were out of Blanco.) Overall, we thought the tequila was quite good, and we're used to drinking lots of good tequilas. However, when we were told the bottle prices, I almost fell out of my chair. If memory serves, the Reposado was $159, the Anejo $179, Extra Anejo $199, and the French Oak at $219. They were not particularly willing to negotiate, so we tipped for the tasting and left empty handed (but not regrettably so). After our trip, a cursory search shows the French Oak available in the US for ~$100 (i.e., over 50% less). The Casa Mision expressions aren't available, but frankly, there are so many good, small production tequilas available, I won't lose sleep over it. Overall, suggest skipping this stop on your Cozumel loop.

More for shopping tequila - It’s only lecture how they made tequila, and picture of the distillery. It is not the distillery where tequila produce

Scam - Our cab Driver was supposed to drop us off shopping and I stead dropped us off for tequila tasting .we really didn't understand what was going on ..but knowing what I know now ..this guy was paid to bring us to the tequila place ..they scam us innocent tourist.... Don't fall for this and if your driver takes you here tell them to take you where you asked .. was supposed to be a $20 drive and scammed us to pay $50 to go to a place we didn't want to and the neighborhood looks sketchy ASF .. over priced tequila .

Scammm! Dont buy tequila..its online cheap - Scam!! Just visited cozumel and rented a buggie tour of the island with a guide recommend by my resort… shame on them for recommending them. They charge double the price and the tequila is sold only for 60.00 and in some stores. .. don't waste your money!!! And some of these 5* reviews are FAKE