Check your bill. They'll charge for more expensive beverage…read more Ask you to pay in pesos. Then when you correct it they'll bring you the right bill and the credit card machine. Probably to charge more? This was my third experience in the area with my bill being incorrect so just, add up before you pay so you at least have an idea of what your total is going to be.

Very cool spot to watch soccer on TV while consuming your favorite beer. Also, they offer Indian…read morefood.

Any business that markets themself as having beers of the world is definitely going to catch my…read moreeye. Although the space is small, the selection is expansive. It's neatly organized by brand and type of beer and the guy behind the counter was very friendly and helped me pick out a few when I couldn't decide. I chose a combination of golden and white ales, some Mexican and others imported. So far, I'm very happy with my selection and plan to return when I want something a little different.

Not far off the Obregon is a small space packed with beer. The guys working the shop are serious…read moreabout brews and are in the midst of becoming certified beer judges. Lots of Mexican craft beer, plenty of German and Belgian brews. They have Orval. I mean how do you not give a place that has Orval 5 stars. They speak Spanish and it is not a place that looks for the gringo market, but if you are staying in Roma and want to pick up some brews, this is the place to hit. There is an awesome, old school pulqueria next door. Again, it's a local haunt, but Mexicans love gringos interested in pulque.

We swung by Gin Gin to end a fun Lucha Libre night. The gin options were extensive! We loved our…read morecocktails. We also ordered some chips and guac and papas bravas for the table and some fried grasshopper for my adventurous friends. The food wasn't great in my opinion and rightfully so, because this place is more of a bar. The ambience was chic and they have both indoor and outdoor seating. The service was fast. Overall, a nice bar to end the night.

Our server Jessica was kind and attentive, but everything else about our visit was terrible. The…read moremenu was extremely limited and not at all what we expected. The managers and other staff were cold, dismissive, and made it obvious they were watching us the entire time, creating an uncomfortable and hostile atmosphere. It felt intentionally unwelcoming and completely ruined the experience. No guest should ever be treated this way. Very disappointing, and we will not be returning.

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.

Woko Taberna - Chilaquiles Worth Coming Back For!…read more I stumbled upon Woko Taberna while exploring Mexico City, and I have to say--it quickly became one of my favorite spots. I ended up coming back twice just for their chilaquiles, and honestly, I'd go back again in a heartbeat. The chilaquiles are next-level delicious. The chips are perfectly crispy, even under the rich, flavorful salsa (I tried both red and divorciados (green/red) can't pick a favorite because both were amazing). Topped with crema, cheese, and a perfectly cooked egg, they hit the spot every single time.

I never write negative reviews. I work in the service industry and I understand that people have…read moreoff days. That being said, this was a ridiculous rip off. They tried to take advantage of the fact that I don't speak fluent Spanish and charge me a 30% tip. Thankfully I speak enough to have challenged it. We also paid for an HOUR of ping pong time and they kicked us off within 20 min so THE EMPLOYEES could play. They made up a price after the fact and ran us out the door. Literally as we walked away they started playing. Absolutely ridiculous and DO NOT go here.

A bar so loud that living on the 9th floor 1 street away we hear it at night. Unacceptable and a…read morenoise violation of the city.

Handshake Speakeasy is worth the hype! I managed to snag a Friday night reservation in the basement…read moreroom. The interior was dimly lit and moody, and the staff would yell a welcome every time patrons entered the space. They also did the same once people started leaving. For my first drink, I chose the Mexi-Thai. Handshake is known for their clarified cocktails and I was shocked by how complex the flavors were in this clear beverage. It was almost savory with makrut lime coconut, tomato, and basil oil. For my second drink, I chose the Banana Split. This one was much sweeter with rum, banana, and a blend of sherries. It came topped with a chocolate lego filled with banana ganache, which was insanely decadent and tasty. Our reservation was limited to 90 minutes, which was enough time for me. Overall, loved this spot!

Hard to see why this has been getting top speakeasy when I feel I've been to better... Pretty easy…read moreto find - it's in a hotel and there is sure to be a super long line waiting, so make sure you check in with one of the waitstaff especially if you haven't booked a reservation. Although our group did not book ahead, we got there right as they opened and only had to wait about 30 min to get seated - but it was also a Monday so maybe that had something to do with it... Aside from the entrance being anticlimactic compared to the bars I have been to, I think the drinks were quite delicious. I got the Earl Grey and the Once Upon in Oaxaca. The first one was honestly my favorite. It was such a refreshing drink that was a really fun take on Earl Grey tea. I really liked the lemongrass straw as well. Drinking out of the straw vs drinking the drink directly made a huge difference in flavor, which I thought was particularly unique. The Once Upon in Oaxaca was slightly smoky and definitely a more liquor forward drink. Perfect for a second cocktail. I would have liked it to be just a tad more smoky with a thicker mouthfeel. Overall, however, it was a pleasant experience, but there are definitely some other bars I'd recommend over this one...