Cafe Iguana has been Monterrey staple for over 20 years…read more This was THE place to be back in the early 2000, and it continued to be very popular for a while until it closed temporarily a few years ago. The beer is inexpensive, the music is great (if you are into 90's and 2000's alternative rock) and they have a small pizza place inside with pretty tasty slices (try the chipotle crema on your pizza) Nowadays in my opinion, the crowd is 25-40 years old. Including myself. The people who continue to go, are mostly to reminiscence about the good ol' days. The music continues to be the same as what they played 15 years ago, with some mild adjustments to fit in a few hits of today by bands like Hot Chip, Black Keys, etc.

I like Cafe Iguana and I prefer to go on Fridays. The music is good and each stage has its own…read morefeel. So far I have seen Indie rock, alternative rock covers, ska, punk, hair metal and death metal. I would love to see this place expand to include more stages including IDM/downtempo and more chilled out electronica, as well as more jazz. But the rock is usually very good. I can only hope they don't have too many mainstream music. Also, the pizza is good, IF you are drunk and fairly priced. Beer is pretty cheap too.

A must if you love música norteña! The accordionist from Salomon Robles band, Lalo played that…read moreevening as well as a group from Monclova who sang.

Decided to dine here on my first day in Monterrey. Absolutely beautiful scenery: You're dining…read morealong a stunning turquoise- watered canal. Romantic and day-dreamy. Keep in mind you have to go down steps, so it is not mobility-impaired friendly Carolina cocktail- delicious and refreshing. Perfect, if you're a fan of zesty, sour-leaning drinks, though does balance sweetness as well Lady Dragon - more on the sweeter side. Tasty. Steak casserole w/ Chipotle sauce - though fairly balanced in flavor, half of this dish was practically inedible due to the huge chunks of impossibly chewy fat and sinew. I was very surprised, given the fact that this appetizer is $30 USD. The ambience is excellent. The food, not so much, disappointingly.

I was threatened by the waiter, because I refused to pay 20% tip for his service which was only to…read morebring my food to the table.

Cueva Carvajal is a small pub located in the municipality of San Pedro, right under the old…read moreshopping center called "Mol del Valle". The venue's concept offers local artisanal beers, mostly crafted in Monterrey. With a menu of over 60 local brews, plus a few "industrial beers" (all brewed in the local Moctezuma-Heineken brewery), the place can please all beer fanatics' taste buds. Unlike most pubs, Cueva Carvajal has a very interesting food menu, highlighted by pub favorites with a gourmet twist, at a competitive price. Ribeye Tacos, Tuna Tartare, BBQ pork ribs, Lobster Roll, Burgers, and Mac n' Cheese are among the food options I've tried and would definitely recommend. Overall, this place stands out through a blend of local artisanal beer plus a gourmet pub cuisine. An interesting place to visit for those who want more out of their traditional pubs.

Cueva carvajal had an excellent selection of craft beer. Food was good, had the lengua tacos, they…read morewhere excellent.

Much respect and gratitude to an amazing drinking spot out there in North Mexico. Best nights were…read moremade better with full glasses of exceptional cocktails made by talented barstaff. Live music was beyond amazing. Only thing better was the company!

From the owner: Especializados en Alta Coctelería, cada momento es una experiencia única. Sabores, olores, sonidos…read moree imágenes que celebran los encuentros con los buenos amigos.

Fun bar with a younger crowd located in downtown San Pedro…read more Sr. Mostacho offers an interesting array of well designed alcoholic beverages, including fancy shots that involve fire and molecular shots. The molecular jäggerbomb, Ferrari and Lamborghini are insane! Great place to enjoy any of them. The last two include a fire show. Overall, price isn't too harsh. We had a great night at this place and would suggest it for a non-clubbing night out.

It was our last night on a whirlwind trip to Monterrey, MX and we had no idea what to do. It's a…read moreSunday night and we do not speak/read any spanish so figuring out where to go or what to see had been difficult the entire time. I found the reviews for Sr. Mostacho on Yelp and I thought it would be a place we would enjoy. Young crowd, good vibes, great music, and of course, drinks! We had dinner in the Centrito Valle area which is very beautiful. We decided to walk to find Sr. Mostacho. At this time of night on a Sunday it was very quiet. We walked by all the bigger clubs (closed of course) and I regret not getting a chance to visit them. The next thing we know, we hear pounding electronic dance music from a parking lot. We quicken our step and sure enough, we found the spot! Sr. Mostacho reminds me of a club, without the pretentiousness. The music is loud and fun, but no one is dancing on a dance floor, everyone is at a table drinking and singing (bottle service is available!). It was a really neat experience because most sit-down type bars or pubs in Canada play rock or live music. The people at this bar were very friendly and showed us some of the interesting drinks you can get there. They ordered us a Mexican flag which was lime juice, tequila, and some kind of red drink. Most people spoke english here so it was easy to communicate. I wish there was a Sr. Mostacho here in Canada. It would be my new favourite place! I guess I will have to venture to Monterrey again one day!