Tzuco: Elevating Mexican dining with inventive cocktails, bold flavors, and a vibrant Chicago experience.
Located at 720 N State St in Chicago, Tzuco blends authentic Mexican cuisine with a lively bar scene and event-venue energy. Reviews praise hospitable, expert bartenders, inventive cocktails, and sauces that elevate dishes like pulpo, short ribs, and chile relleno. The stylish, energetic atmosphere is sometimes hot and loud, with mixed notes on comfort. A welcoming, memorable dining and drinking destination.
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Upscale Mexican cuisine featuring dishes like short ribs, ceviche, and chile relleno in an elegant setting.
Inventive bar menu with expertly mixed drinks, including sangria and signature cocktails, served by knowledgeable bartenders.
Private and group events in a stylish venue, ideal for celebrations, corporate gatherings, and special occasions.
Special offers on drinks and appetizers, perfect for after-work socializing in a vibrant atmosphere.
Decadent desserts to complement your meal, adding a sweet finish to your dining experience.
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Overall rating
PC
Honestly….this place exceeded my expectations. The only reasons I’m giving it a 4 instead of a 5 is because the chairs are super uncomfortable, and the drink I had was a bit sour, but would probably be great to someone else. The food….the service….EXQUISITE. Please get the short ribs for your entree - legit dream about them. I wish I knew how to cook it exactly like this!
chintot
I had high expectations coming here and I was a little disappointed. First the chair that we had was uncomfortable to sit on. It had the wicker type material that dipped down in the center and offered no butt support. Maybe it is suitable for bigger persons but I did not like it. I likes the craft cocktail. The ceviche appetizer we had was good but I thought the fish was swimming in the soup (sauce). The bread/ toast that was supposedly made on site was too dry for the tartare. The mahi-mahi was over done. We had 2 plates on the table and it’s such a shame they were very dry. The only dish I really enjoyed was the one with the bone marrow. Other than that I’m really sad that I couldn’t recommend the place.
Yanira Gonzalez
Great great food! Flavors are amazing ⭐️ my party and i got the pulpo appetizer, the tinga and guacamole they are five star. We got the short ribs 5 star and the chile relleno was a three star. But amazing food. The atmosphere and place is so beautiful but it’s hot inside really hot. And it’s hard to speak because it gets really loud. Lastly the dessert was a four star. Would definitely recommend and come back.
Daniela Cardona
The value for the food and experience you receive is good. It’s obviously more expensive than any regular restaurant but it’s a nice try once kind of place. I had the Tetela which was yummy and definitely would recommend for a first timer. I also got the beef short rib and maybe I’m not the most experienced in short ribs but it had sooo much fat. There was also equal amount of meat on the bone though. Where my heart broke were the tortillas. They serve you flour tortillas with the short rib and it was those fake flour tortillas that overpower the taste of everything. I do recommend the sangria! It was yummy and refreshing. Also, the vibe is cool, the restrooms are fun and so is the music. I would return to this place as a happy hour stop, but not sure if I’d come back and dine.
Vic M.
We dined last night and were blown away by the hospitality and expertise of the bartenders. They were incredibly accommodating, attentive, and genuinely enthusiastic about their recommendations. Each cocktail was thoughtfully crafted, and the bar menu offered inventive, delicious options that complemented the evening perfectly. The meals were out of this world, cannot recommend enough. The sauces were some of the best I’ve ever had in my life. A standout experience from start to finish—we’ll definitely be back for the excellent service and fantastic drinks.