pulquería

American  

[pool-ke-ree-ah] / ˌpul kɛˈri ɑ /

noun

Mexican Spanish.

plural

pulquerías

1. a tavern selling pulque.

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Example Sentences

Ricardo Gallardo Leon is a bearded 20-something Mexico City resident who drinks at the “Las Duelistas” pulqueria downtown.

From Seattle Times

For a pre-Columbian beverage, head to La Hermosa Hortensia, a pulquería on a far corner of the Plaza Garibaldi, where the mariachis roam with their instruments and sequined outfits.

From New York Times

The correct spelling is Pulqueria.

From New York Times

That might explain the chemistry behind Apotheke and Pulqueria, the neighboring hot spots in Chinatown that Heather, 32, opened with her brother, Chris, 31.

From New York Times

Getting Pulqueria off the ground was a bureaucratic nightmare, they said, partly because the building, which had housed a Vietnamese restaurant, was not up to code.

From New York Times