Friends and family from near and afar, thank you for joining our multi-cultural celebration of our (almost) decade-long story to honor our Mexican, Italian, and Indian heritage.

Posada del Tepozteco: Formerly the country house of playwright Margarita Urueta Sierra in the 1930s, la Posada del Tepozteco is today a Tepoztlán landmark infused with mysticism, art and nature.

Architect and landscape designer Santiago Camarena originally envisioned a place that would highlight the nature that the writer loved so much, a place where she could cultivate her creativity. The seasonal garden features many fruit trees, plant species and medicinal herbs - all part of a living and ever changing piece of art.

Margarita Concept Garden: Margarita Urueta was a Mexican poet and writer whose poetry celebrated the deep connection between human beings and the earth. She often hosted artists and characters such as Diego Rivera, Rufino Tamayo and David Alfaro Siqueiros in this house.

In her autobiography, she recounts an anecdote that would become part of history:

"Siqueiros, Chano, and I, when we arrived in Taxco, headed straight to the shop of a young woman named María, the inventor of a drink made with tequila, lime, honey, and salt on the rim of the glass. ‘We’re going to call this drink “Margarita,” because you’re always telling us about your sister who doesn’t like to drink tequila straight.’” 🍹🍋🍯

Margarita Concept Garden - an indoor tropical bar and restaurant - is also located on the property. Be sure to taste a signature margarita while you're here!