How is it possible for such a restaurant to offer only red and one white wine by the cup. Have you…read moreever tasted Mexican Chardonnay? Shudder. And they are not serving their special if the day. All I can say is their mussels better be fab or I'm NOT pleased. Well, the mussels are decidedly past their prime - barely edible - review now 1 star

What an incredible find! Visiting Mexico City for the 6th time where I spend most of my time in…read moreCondesa, a few friends and I decided to walk around the "Roma" area for a change, which locals call "the new Condesa," and boy were we happy to find this corner at Tonalá and Alvaro Obregón. There are several different little restaurants in a row and we decided to try Catalina. It exceeded all expectations! First, the ambience, decor, bar area, music and wait staff were all top notch! Five star all the way around. We had an excellent red wine and superb service from start to finish. They have an excellent cocktail and wine list, full bar, and everything from the most delicious appetizers and soups and salads to entrees and desserts. You cannot go wrong with this place. I highly recommend it and will revisit!!!

As if another iteration of the infamous Guerra de los Pasteles had taken place, a pervasive French…read moreinfluence has been taking over kitchens and kitchenettes of Mexico City, as one of the world's most popular and influential cuisines has acquired a growing number of gastronomic embassies throughout this ancient yet modern city. Different perspectives on Pain Perdu, Tartines, Ouefs en Cocotte, and Croque Monsieurs are to be found on nearly every corner in La Condesa & La Roma. Catalina is part of this newer outbreak of French cookeries, offering its own take on dishes from la belle France. Stepping into Catalina is a mixture of different cultures, experiences and ambiances. The seating outside follows the norm of La Roma, of happy, well-off types sipping coffee, wine, or beer, depending on the hour; the inside with its own unique scene: a Parisian look with a bright interior and elegant table settings on marble countertops; the decor following a New York aesthetic, a couple of pictures of Penn Station hanging on a bright white wall that round out a Brooklyn-like vibe; the owner sitting in the back, watching with vigilant eyes, inspecting every aspect of service. The meal, in the morning, starts with baked goods, which are made in a neighboring bakery. The conchas are flavorful albeit an odd texture, the croissants and pain aux amandes full of flakiness and buttery goodness. The breakfast menu is short but appetizing. The open faced sandwiches are one of the most delicious offerings, Pan Campesino is topped off with scrambled eggs, shaved cheeses, and seasonal mushrooms. The frittata is also a good option, served in an iron skillet with a couple of slices of artisanal bread. The often photographed Pan Francés is indeed a pretty sight. Served with a poached egg, scallions, maple syrup, and a thick slice of bacon, it is meant to portray a play of sweetness and saltiness, and although personally I am not convinced about the flavor combinations, most people crave fried chicken and waffles, so I will leave it up to those who enjoy these kind of things. It seems that gastronomes everywhere cannot get enough French food, and even though I believe Mexicans should be proud of their own cuisine and should endeavor more and more to explore the vastness and depth of Mexican gastronomy, having a piece of sweet French toast readily available is a good option to have.

We stayed at the JW Marriott and visited the Lipp several times during our stay…read more The service was above and beyond, the staff payed great attention to detail. Victor, the bartender recommended a delicious strawberry margarita which he made to perfection. In terms of the food, we had "jamón ibérico de bellota" which was delicious. I would highly recommend their onion soup and their rib eye. I would gladly come back.

Went there on an afternoon for a glass of wine with a good friend of mine. It felt like a scene…read moreout of the movie "The truth about cats and dogs"- The movie with Uma Thurman and Janeane Garofalo. My friend was Noelle and I was Abby. I was completely ignored by the waitstaff. My good friend looks like a model, so I completely understand. The bill was $48 USD for 2 glasses of white wine and 2 bottles of water. The only reason for the 2 stars is because the place is a feast for the eyes.

I swear the front of the bar looks dead as all get out, it's such a sleeper bar. But the back is a…read moremassive space where they have live music events and it's super cool! The drinks are delicious, and it's a chill space to kick back with friends and listen to some great local bands.

Buen servicio, buenos cócteles y buena música. Me encantó el lugar. Regresaré cuando visite la…read moreciudad de México.

The owners of this place are fantastic, and the vibe is perfect. Recommended for a chill hang out.read more

Epic, legendary, welcoming and real musical talent! It's underground which transports you into a…read moredifferent area. The space is small but the way your seated only makes it that much more intimate. The gentleman at the door who came out to help us translate was originally from Downtown LA. So that was pretty cool being that I too am from LA. The theme of the night as far as music was all soul and the singer did a killer James Brown impersonation. I feel like we found a hidden gem in the centro of Mexico City! Please make it part of your visit. You will be far from disappointed, promise!

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.

This place has such a chill vibe while still attracting a lively crowd. I went in jeans and Yeezy's…read moreand was more than welcome. It's cool that a popular place like this isn't too serious about a dress code. Most girls I saw were not wearing heels! It makes it that much easier to dance until 4am. The bar service was quick despite a huge crowd. I came when there was a pretty cool DJ. There could have been more amped music for those who wanted to really dance antro style, but for a chill night and chill dancing, the DJ did alright. The decor is nice, there's a night club style and concept. $100 peso cover charge, probably to keep out riff-raff. I ain't mad at it.

This place was cool, good service, the drink prices are a little high but if you buy a bottle it…read morewould be cheaper in the long run....tanquerray was only 80 pesos per glass and beers were 50 pesos....100 pesos cover charge I thought was a bit silly but I understand....as i said the service was good but the music was inconsistent but still enjoyable at many moments....they should do house music or techno without mixing in other styles...but i still enjoyed myself here!