Butter burgers and margaritas what's not to like? We are from WI and visited Oaxaca. Nice to have a…read moretaste of home. Cute and comfortable location. Staff was friendly.

The beer is absolutely amazing and the food is beyond comparison. My husband and I would walk…read moreacross town almost every day that we were in Oaxaca just to enjoy the food there

This brewery is definitely worth a visit while in Oaxaca. It's up a slight incline from the central…read morearea. The interior is quaint, dark and cozy, with a nice bar (no seat backs), some standard tables and a couple of high tops. Everyone was friendly. I purchased their sour and nitro coffee lager and enjoyed both of them. Prices were reasonable as well. Oh, and clean bathrooms were a plus!

Nice spot to grab a drink or two and mingle with friends. There's a TV by the bar area as well if…read moreyou want to go solo. I got the tepache sour after hearing about this drink from someone at my hotel. It's good and I recommend if you like tepache. I love tepache and have tried it in every form while in Oaxaca. They also serve food as well if you are hungry.

This might just be the greatest place of all time. EVERYTHING on the menu, food or drink, is $21…read morepesos. Beyond that the atmosphere is fun and modern. There is graffiti style art and cool tiles lining the walls. We weren't hungry but tried the shrimp soup. It was awesome and came in a cool ceramic mug. The beer was ice cold and the service was excellent.

Had to try a mezcaleria before leaving Oaxaca... La Mezcalerita was one of our bartender's…read morerecommendations, conveniently located near our Airbnb. We walked in about an hour before close, and the bar was as lively as ever. While downstairs had more of a lounge vibe, the rooftop bar was buzzing with locals and loud music. Overall a bit grubby, but nothing unexpected of a typical dive bar. Staff are a bit brusque but well-intentioned. PULQUE: I could only dream that this was more popular in the US. Sweet, almost fruity, and smooth. Almost like a light, pulpy, alcoholic orange juice. New to pulque, but this was a delicious and great start. Impressively vast selection of craft beers, wines, and liquor. You're bound to find something for everyone.

Los cocteles se llevan 3 estrellas, no estaban mal pero en cuanto a sabor y presentación están…read morebásicos. Pedimos dos curados de pulque que sabían mas a agua que a pulque o la fruta. La comida fue lo mejor pero las porciones son muy pequeñas. Yo le daría el chance a otro lugar, este es caro por lo que ofrece.

Very fun place with inexpensive beers (40 pesos). I ordered a michelada and the mix was another 20…read morepesos, it wasn't great honestly so I would probably recommend just sticking with the basic drinks. The music was a good volume and was catchy, lots of people were dancing. It was busy but not overly crowded around 2am last night. They closed up pretty much right at 3am but were a little lenient about letting us finish our drinks. The bartenders were nice enough. No cover when I went although there was security at the door. They do allow smoking inside so if you're sensitive to the smell it's something to be aware of, although it's fairly spacious and they had the outside door open so it didn't get aggressively pungent. Will return!

Great night club for music and dancing. They have 3 different floors to suit anyone's taste! When…read morewe went they had a DJ that played a great mix of music!

If you are looking for craft this is the place to come!!! ( Cervezas Artesanales )…read more The waitres was awesooooommmme...... Did not try the food ( Ojo- Eje ) Not many people so not a happening place, it was early thought .......

I give Consejo two stars merely because I feel like you should go here if you like beer. True beer…read morelovers will come here whether they read the reviews or not, but for those of you traveling with your beer-loving partners, this is for you. Consejo isn't great. I ordered a pizza to go with my local craft beer and was incredibly disappointed. The pizza was not good, but the breadiness helped soak up the beer so I could try two different pints. The beer itself was ok. I wouldn't say it could ever be my "go-to" beer, but it's definitely worth a shot. Try it. What'll it hurt?

I really wanted some wings, so I decided to walk up to this place from El Centro. I was impressed…read morewith the neighborhood. Reforma seems like somewhat of a more upscale neighborhood. My boyfriend and I ordered boneless wings with honey mustard and bbq. We tried to order Hawaiin, but they were out. The meat was tender and the breading was good. I really liked the bbq sauce, especially since I've had some pretty bad bbq at other restaurants in Mexico. The honey mustard did not taste like honey mustard. It was really spicy and not sweet at all. We also got an order of the fries. They had this weird yellow salt on them. I have no idea what it was but I still ate them all. Overall, this is a good place for wings. Pretty comparable to Buffalo Wild Wings (but smaller). They have tables inside and on the patio outside. The decor is somewhat odd. I don't really understand the army thing. I'm pretty sure this is a chain restaurant in Mexico (based on the number of locations listed on their website).