A great small venue where the acoustics are good and the music is loud!…read more Went to a concert of the 'Tierra Adentro' series that featured an interesting band from San Juan Chamula, Chiapas called Vayijel, rock! They are young, sing in Tsotsil, wear their traditional furry coats and masks and were fantastic. However, I did not like standing for four hours and the drinks are not good and pricey.

Not easy to find, but a lot of fun when you do!…read more One of my favorites spots, among many, in the heart of Polanco.

Jules bar is advertised as a hidden speakeasy in Polanco that is located underneath a taqueria. The…read morebar is tourist friendly and cocktails are reasonably priced. Come early as there is usually a line before entering the bar. Atmosphere: to enter into the bar, you have to go downstairs through a refrigerator. In contrast to the bright colors of the taqueria upstairs, Jules was adorned with leathered walls, studded ceilings, and skeletons as table centerpieces. While trendy, it did come off as a little cheesy. Nonetheless, decor did reflect the vibe it was going for. There was limited seating, so if you have a large party would recommend going there early if you have a big party. Later in the night, there is a DJ who plays techno/dance music tends to draw in large crowds of people. Brings in a mixed crowd. Service: Service at the beginning of the night was good, although servers were less attentive as the night got later and more people were entering the bar. Cocktails: The bar offers a good variety of drinks and cocktails--which I can see why people would want to go back to Jules again. My group of friends and I tried about 8 different cocktails and the only one I enjoyed was the Low Key. The Low Key is comparable to a whiskey soul with mezcal garnished with tamarind candy. I did not care much for the other drinks, as some of them were overly sugary.

Good drinks and service, gets a bit crowded, and if you want dance there are three dance floors but…read moreall packed. Band was good played some classics and more modern salsa and not all Cuban salsa.

Great space to dance and there's plenty of room to lounge around with friends when taking a break…read morefrom dancing The open space to watch the live band below is a nice touch and a great use of space. Drinks are affordable. I believe they charge to get in. Nothing too crazy. Great vibes and guaranteed good times.

You can't go to CDMX and not visit Karizma. This place is legendary and the rib eye tacos are to…read moredie for.

Popular, expat friendly restaurant in the area of the three major brand hotels in Polanco…read more Menus is Spanish and English. Indoor or street (smoking) dining areas. Attentive service. Good guacamole, salsa and chips. Tacos were good and portions for an "appetizer" were decent (five). Flavor was decent but could have used some more pineapple. Salsa helped. Margarita was on the weak side. Beer saved it.

We found this piano bar in the Juarez neighborhood set on the 2nd floor of a cute bookstore. We had…read morereservations at a bar nearby and were looking for a spot to chill at for an hour or so and ordered a rose sangria to share. We heard that we had to order food to get a drink so we got an order of guacamole to share. The sangria was light and refreshing with slices of apple, pear and cantaloupe. The piano player was playing popular broadway and musical tunes and the atmosphere was great! Loved finding this bar on a whim.

Had an evening in Mexico City and found Bukowski's on Yelp. I got there around 6:00 and not much…read morewas happening yet. Enjoyed a couple beers, a very tasty appetizer and some friendly service. Would have liked to hear some of the live music, but was pretty jet lagged and had to punch out. I would try them again.

This place was funky and fun! The live music was great. The service was extremely good! The prices…read moreare normal. and there is no cover charge! This is like a dive bar with live music and some trendiness about it.

This was one of the most uncomfortable and concerning experiences I've ever had…read more The bar was still open when my husband asked to use the restroom. The owner was in the bathroom area at the time and told him no. My husband respectfully asked why, since the place was still open and he genuinely needed to go. Instead of responding professionally, the owner became visibly aggressive and told him not to keep asking or he would send him back "in pieces." What makes this even more concerning is that this area is filled with tourists. It is definitely not worth visiting this place and risking your safety.. be aware of this " OWNER" who just hangs out in the bathroom. That's him the one looking at his phone!!!

This place is a vibe. We stopped by early enough that there wasn't a cover, but heard it's a $25…read morecover after 9pm. Drinks and food were mid. Open space concept. Depending on the dj, I can image the place would usually be poppin'

A little pricey but drink was delicious. The atmosphere is great and they have free jazz every…read morenight at 8pm - would definitely come back and enjoy the music!

Loved the service and the music! I recommend getting there early to get a good spot. The only thing…read moreI didn't like was the artwork on the walls, kinda demonic.

I have only fantastic things to say about Gato Calvera. My husband and I visited almost every night…read moreon a recent trip to Mexico City. It's a cool place, the staff are really helpful and friendly (even to those who don't speak a lot of Spanish..), and all of the bands we saw were a lot of fun. The nights we were there, it was ska core, oi, and some rocksteady. The bands play upstairs and there is seating downstairs, the music that was played downstairs was really good too, mostly just good ol' punk. One last note: ladies, take toilet paper with you, as there isn't always any in the bathroom

Came here to see a local band , I didn't know ot was a music venue til I knew a band was playing…read morethere. Very rock n roll punk, metal, some post punk stuff. Cool little did venur

Here's what sets the Black Horse apart from other bars in the same price demographic in la Condesa…read more The Black Horse has live original music (not cover bands) multiple nights a week. On top of that there's never a cover charge to get in. If you've spent a number of years in Mexico, like I have, it's not easy to find good live original music without paying a 200 peso cover. A good mix of foreigners and locals makeup the clientele. There are weekly promotions worth checking into as well.

It is a British pub in condesa neighbourhood, good drinks, great deals during the week. Fish and…read morechips are great!!! Perfect for having a couple of beers and hanging out with friends. You'll find music like britpop, 80s, 90s rock and alternative music.