Not BRasilian Food at all. Waste Of my time to go there . By Getting in not impressed by the whole…read moreHispanics crew ( 2 min after opened ) very unprofessional look and attitude. I'm thinking the owner try hard to keep this place but. No no no. Never go back. I only a order 1 set of pastel just to taste the food quality. I eat 2 cheese and meat. Cheese was ordinary (u can't go wrong ,cheese is cheese ) in other hands the meat was dry and dark ( nothing like a carne moída) my friend even ask If it was carne seca. Lol. Decoration is ok ( for Mexico City ) vanguard with a mixed of basement (wall bricks ) look. Please please please hire some Bradilian Chef it will help. Obrigado

Second time visiting this place - the first time I had an OK experience, I loved the concept of…read morePurveyor 46 as a whole. The caipirinhas were great and the small appetizers we got were very tasty.

We only had drinks here, but it was decent. Cool bar, good service, I really would not describe…read morethis as a brewery.

I came in here accidentally as I was looking for Corazón de Maguey right next door. I sat down,…read moreordered a drink, realized my mistake immediately and called the waitress over to cancel my drink. She said that it was impossible because they were already making it. And so, I waited...and waited...and waited...waited so long that I asked again for my check so I could pay and go. I then saw the waitress go to the bar, watched her wait while the bartender made the drink and brought it to me with my check. I was then angry...because clearly the drink could have been cancelled the entire time. My guess is that this has happened before and that this restaurant takes advantage of gringas like me who this happens to to make a quick buck. It's slimey and I recommend you stay away from businesses which operate this way. I paid and left the drink. What a waste. I also explained on leaving how upset I was about what had happened yet no one offered to make it right.

The world's second-oldest American Legion is located in Mexico City and is open to the public…read more Visit our restaurant in Condesa and support our bi-weekly events like Whiskey Tastings and trivia nights. Your business supports American Veterans and the organizations, such as an orphanage and school for blind girls, that our post supports. Pro tip- order the USDA prime beef fillet tacos with Parisian sauce, it's off menu. The American Legion Post #2 in Mexico, established in 1920, has been located since the early 1960s in an ornate early 20th-century building at 25 Celaya, Condesa. After World War I, over 70,000 combat veterans moved to Mexico City to start a new life and escape the pains of war. Seventeen of these veterans decided to form the American Legion in Mexico City, as shown in the enclosed photo. Eventually, they settled on a building which used to be a brothel. Visit the second floor and terrace to see the rooms frequented by the Johns. It is not clear what connection these veterans had to the brothel, which was nicknamed "Lover's Roost."

Located in the Condessa neighborhood of Mexico City. Great venue showcasing U.S. military service…read more Also doubles as a restaurant on the ground level Bistro Jasper. We had the steak tacos prior to a tequila tasting at the top level. We also tried their smoky margaritas, which were delightfully refreshing.

La cerveceria de barrio is always a staple for good food and a good time. This was my first time…read moretrying this location and , although it is smaller than the other ones, they still have the same great options to eat and drink My personal favorites are the tuna tostadas and the Cerveza de Barril (Keg Beer) with the chamoy rim. We were trying to to catch an NFL football game and we asked the manager to change the TV, which they did, but only for about one quarter since they were planning to show a Mexican soccer league game later that night, so they ended up changing back. It was a great place to meet up with some friends and have a great unrushed conversation while having Amazing food.

I really enjoyed the food and drinks at La Cerveceria de Barrio. The prices are great and the food…read morewas tasty. The tuna tostada was packed with tuna, I highly recommend it. The service was very good and attentive. The music was too loud for a weeknight and we were trying to catch up with friends so that was slightly annoying but otherwise everything was great.

I support this kind of small establishments with chill out vibe, fresh proposals, easy going crew…read moreand attendance. This joint is perfect for having a drink with an old friend you haven't seen in a while. It gives you the kind of intimacy you need to talk widely. My friend ordered a beef broth; he couldn't stop saying how good it was while happily slurping the spoon. He ended up asking for a second plate of it... I still wonder if it was that good (I'll go check). The guacamole was tasty, not so much lemon squeezed, good consistency, plenty of corn chips. Apparently, the fish was amazing as well, can't remember if it was tuna or salmon. I really enjoyed the evening, the terrace was peaceful at night (without traffic jam around). I'll definitely go back when in the area.

Walking around looking for somewhere to eat, and I ended up at Debarbos. A cozy, charming…read moreestablishment, I was immediately by a very kind and helpful waitress, who I appreciate being as patient as she was seeing as my Spanish is no bueno. A great drink menu and a tasty variety of appetizers and entrees. The citrus salad was one of the best I've had in a long while, though I'm always partial to anything with walnuts. The meal was really nicely plated and it was a very full salad, but next time I would ask them to go a bit lighter on the dressing. The loud music was a little distracting, though, and I felt like I was shouting everything. However, I left feeling much more full and satisfied than I had before, as it was an incredibly delicious meal.

¡Puro pinchi pulque!…read more La Nuclear was the meeting spot for our Lucha Libre experience, and honestly, it was the perfect first stop. We got to try cheese pulque (yes, cheese ) and passion fruit pulque, plus tacos de canasta and drinks galore. Beyond the experience itself, I loved the vibe of this place. La Nuclear has been around for years and has that old-school, no-frills CDMX energy that makes it feel like you're actually experiencing the city rather than just checking off another tourist spot. We had such a good time that I actually came back again without the tour group--which probably says everything. Great pulque, great atmosphere, and definitely a memorable stop in CDMX.

La Nuclear is the pulqueria dive bar you've been looking for…read more Tucked in the very beautiful and popular Roma Norte, La Nuclear is easy to spot with their OG sign and well-worn interior. No frills, all quality and wholesomeness. The walls are coated with murals and hilarious graffiti with confessions like "Call me (number here)" and "Ama Mexico." My friend and I were the only ones on an early afternoon and we went with the flavored pulque. They did offer the original, but we did the guayaba and passiflora. Both were tasty. Loved meeting one of the pulque-tenders and he explained to us the process of making pulque regarding fermentation and the use of the "heart" of the maguey. SO rad. Plus the pulque is much less alcohol content, so it's a great digestive. The power of maguey! Phew! Highly recommend checking these guys out. Grab a few friends, as the tables can fit comfortable a group of four. The tables felt like church pews, but it creates a cozy and intimate space.

This is such a beautiful restaurant and attached is a bakery. The food options felt kind of random…read moreand very American-so we just got drinks and desserts and ate elsewhere. Everyone inside was very kind and helpful.

Matisse is okay, and very pleasant to be in, but it's a bit expensive for the quality and freshness…read moreof the pastries. It's in a great location right by the walking/running trail outside Parque Mexico, but nothing special.

We were looking for an actual bar/ cantina where you can sit at the bar like in Chicago where there…read moreare 1000's of bars. Most places we found were cafes/restos that didn't even have a bar. Very hard to find a joint!! This place we finally found on a sleepy Monday night. Founded in 1948 it hasn't changed much inside they said. Ordered some Victoria's & Mezcal and chatted with the locals for a few hours! They gave us tips on food as well as other Cantinas in the area/ very few they said!! Bartender was great and they play great music/ don't forget to tip well. Talk later?

This cantina would get 3 stars in the historic center. It's a bit pricey and doesn't include free…read morefood after three drinks. However it's a needle in a haystack. Adorned with florescent lights, bulls heads, and beer boxes stacked against the wall it's perhaps the only authentic cantina in the trendy Condesa neighborhood.