Señor Tequila's
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The Rivas brothers
The Rivas Brothers · Since 2015

We're Not a Chain. We're a Family.

Señor Tequila's has been on Century Boulevard since 2015, owned and run by the Rivas brothers.

"Mexican food. Not Mexican-style food."
The house rule

The Rivas brothers opened Señor Tequila's on Century Blvd in 2015 with a short menu and a long list of things they refused to shortcut: tortillas pressed each morning, salsas roasted over flame, birria braised until it gives up.

The room is bigger now and the bar is brand new, and the rule has not moved. Germantown made this place its cantina, lotería on Wednesdays, karaoke on Thursdays, mariachi with Sunday dinner, and we still run it as a family. ¡Con mucho gusto!

Eleven years, one block

Yes, We Know Where We’re Sitting

2015
Two brothers, one dining room
The Rivas brothers open the doors on Century Boulevard.
La familia

Mexican, Not Mexican-Style

Still on the floor most nights. One runs the room, one runs the kitchen, both will pull up a chair if you ask about the mezcal.

The dining room at night, full, with the lit bar behind it
The Rivas Brothers
The room
Two cooks pressing corn tortillas on the griddle in the kitchen
The Rivas Brothers
The kitchen
The chef
La cocina · 2026

Come for Dinner. Stay for the Night.

The brothers opened the doors in 2015 with one idea: cook the food they grew up on, no shortcuts. A decade in, the room has grown, but the kitchen still runs the same way.

Meet the kitchen behind it, on the floor most nights alongside the family.

[PENDING: head chef name, credentials and bio; dessert chef name and bio]

Come for Dinner. Stay for the Night.

Folklore
The culture
Lotería, mariachi, luchador masks on the wall. Mexico as it is, not a theme.
Kitchen
The food
Tortillas pressed daily. Birria braised six hours. Pulps cooked, not poured.
Cantina
The bar
Sixty-plus tequilas and mezcals, margaritas by the glass or the 54-ounce Big Mami.