Agave
- Tokyo
- 28 Aug, 2025
With 400 kinds of tequila and mezcal in stock, Agave isn’t your average Roppongi bar. The prices, however, are on par with its upscale surroundings.
[Agave - image © Florentyna Leow]
Tequila is the kind of drink associated with drunken college parties and serious hangovers. At Agave, however, you won’t be downing cheap shots. This bar is the world’s largest tequila and mezcal bar, and you’re here to appreciate the subtleties of what these distilled liquors have to offer.
The vibe here is not unlike an upscale Mexican cantina. There’s Frida Kahlo art on the walls, scads of salsa and guacamole in the food, and delicious cigars from the humidor. But prices here are definitely not Mexican. Drinks here start at a cool JPY1000, and can go up to around JPY9500 per measure.
Unless you have very deep pockets, this is not the place for tossing back tequila shots to get drunk. It’s a must-visit, however, for tequila connoisseurs or people who want to explore the subject further.
English name:
Agave
Japanese name:
アガヴェ
English address:
B1 DM bldg, 7-18-11 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 106-0032
Japanese address:
〒106-0032 東京都港区六本木7-18-11 DMビルB1
Opening hours:
Monday-Thursday: 6:30pm-2am
Friday and Saturday: 6:30pm-4am
Closed Sunday, and Monday of a national holiday
Admission:
free
Nearest Transport:
Subway: 1-minute walk from exit 2 of Roppongi Station on the Tokyo Metro
Hibiya line, and Toei Oedo line.
Telephone:
+81-3-3497-0229
Website: Official website (English and Japanese)
Near To Here:
Agave is located in Tokyo’s Roppongi and Akasaka
district. See our complete list of
things to do in Roppongi and
Akasaka, including places to eat,
nightlife and places to stay.
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