Loud and dark. Bring…read morethe party, because the crowd was sparse when we went and was incredibly mixed (both old and young). Some dancing, but not really any dance floor. Didn't seem like anyone was upstairs. Drinks were cheap at least. They were very inconsistent with when they billed us. For most people, it was immediately after each round. For one person, it wasn't. So we just assumed we were all settled up, and they ended up chasing us down across the street while we were getting tacos. Kinda funny, actually.

Fast service, drinks are alright. Ordered shots of Don Julio 70 and Herradura Ultra I'm sure the…read moretequila was not the one we asked for. Chill place to hear music though and grab a quick bite...

Visited the St Regis for a drink. Came across King Cole Bar. What a lovely setting to wait while…read morethe sunsets. Open area third floor patio. Views of the strip and all of the Mexico City life without having to be in it. Our party must have stayed there for nearly three hours. Talking, enjoying the music, loving the snacks and toasting the drinks. It's no rooftop loud music hag out spot. It's just a really chill sophisticated way to kill some time and enjoy the city.

My partner and I weren't staying at the St. Regis, however we were taking in the sites from the Dia…read morede Los Muertos festivities and needed a drink and a break from all the walking. Got in Yelp and someone had recommended this bar. Semi-rooftop bar on the 3rd floor. Beautifully lit and the staff was welcoming the minute we stepped in. As we sat down, the bartender greeted us warmly. Made suggestions and we decided to have the Black Manhattan. He made it with such precision. Took pride in his work. Loved it. They do also offer outdoor seating if you want to have lunch. We sat at the bar and had a delicious guacamole. Check it out. Whether you're staying there or not!! Also first floor has a great frozen yogurt shop.

I visited the Toledo Rooftop on a weekday afternoon on a trip to Mexico City. We went for drinks…read moreonly. The rooftop view and ambience is wonderful. The staff on the other hand is not great. They stand around and talk to each other and do not recognize when guests want another drink, check , etc.. We practically had to flag them down to get our check and they were very close to us. For Mexico City, this place is overpriced. If you want a drink with a few, this is a nice place, but I wouldn't stay here for a long. There are way better places to have drinks in Mexico City.

We came to Toledo for drinks after dinner and got some margaritas from the bar for the dance floor…read more The atmosphere is lively and fun and while we didn't spend a lot of time on the rooftop, the ambiance is nice and it's great on a nice cool evening. I also got a jamaica mezcalita which is my go-to drink in Mexico City and it was super refreshing but strong which was exactly what I was looking for!

Me encanto este lugar. La comida estaba buenisima, cómo si fuera hecha en casa. Las bebidas estaban…read morericas. Me sentí super bien recibida por lo q creo es la dueña. El servicio un poco lento pero ok. Buenas vibras, bebidas y salsa Colombiana, y eso q vine al medio día. Creo q en la noche se prende.

I love coming here for the salsa classes earlier in the night. They're a little fast paced for…read morebeginners and watch out if you don't speak Spanish but for me? Amazing! It's a decently large class filled with lots of different people so it's easy to make friends with others and laugh along the way. After the class the band is ALWAYS amazing. Tons of people drinking, eating, and dancing. If you're a girl, be prepared to get asked to dance by a host of different fellas. Im in my 20s and danced with a couple of men who had to be in their 70s !! Overall, great place to go to meet new people and dance the night away.

Fun if you are HERE to dance salsa all night, but not really for much else…read more Cover is a little steep for what you get, and seating is extremely limited - be prepared to be shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers the whole night. Food and drinks are priced pretty typically for Roma, so nothing crazy there. The crowd is mostly regulars who just come to dance. When I went there were no dance classes or instructors, so if you're a beginner expecting a lesson, don't count on it. If you love salsa and want to dance non-stop, you'll have a great time. If you want to sit, chat, and have drinks, this probably isn't the spot for you.