Good bar/beer store…read more Lots of small craft options, but mostly lagers and ales. My faves were probably the Hazmela Rusa (with cacao and chile), or the Cora ale. Staff was friendly, but didn't really seem to be beerheads. Also, word of warning - I made the mistake of calling this place "El Despacito" as a joke, and then that song was stuck in my head for 3 days.

This place has a great beer selection if you're looking for that, but not so good of a food…read moreselection. I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to stop here as there are many other places that are better in Condesa or Roma.

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.

We ended up here in the middle of the day on a Thursday while sleep-deprived, cranky, and…read moredesperately killing time before we could check in at our accommodation. The staff brought us some of La Graciela's own dark lager, and it hit the spot. Our moods instantly improved, much to no one's surprise. They also have an extensive food menu, but grub was not in the cards that day after the massive pile of chilaquiles we'd just eaten elsewhere. There are also beers from other Mexican breweries, as well as a few imported European beers. The in-house brews are the cheapest, though. They're not the best beer you'll ever taste, but they hit the spot for the price.

This is a super cool place, with the best Spanish rock/pop/rap/everything. There is a bar towards…read morethe back, while there are tables at the front. Most these craft beer places have a full menu, and the beer is to accompany your meal. By the way, this place is a brewery, so they make some beers that are German style, craft beer style. I tried a few but I was not impressed. They also have a cooler with beers, and this should be your best bet. Until they get a better product, I would keep buying from the fridge. The music helps too.

¡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.

We arrived late at the nearby St. Regis, and decided to dine here…read more Sitting on the sidewalk, we had various drinks and a steady stream of appetizers. Everything was great. The prices are pretty reasonable. Even on a Thursday night, it's popular and busy. Relaxed atmosphere. Recommended!

While the food was absolutely delicious, the overall experience was tainted by incredibly poor…read moreservice. We arrived without a reservation and had no issue waiting for a table if necessary. They were able to seat us at the bar rather quickly, which was great. We were seated for quite some time before anyone came to take our order. Eventually we ordered with one of the bartenders who then passed our order along to a server. My food came out first and we figured my husband's was soon to follow. Multiple employees checked to see if we had everything we needed and each time my husband let them know he was missing his food. Finally after about 30 minutes and me being completely done with my food, his plate came out. Maybe with a prior reservation, the experience would be more positive. The restaurant is nice and has a clean and inviting atmosphere. But sadly, we just can't overlook the poor service we experienced.

Mezcal focused cocktail bar. Lighting is fairly dim but warm, lit mostly by candles except for the…read moreoutside seating which is exposed to the streetlights and traffic. Honestly the openness is welcome on this cool autumn day although the sounds of cars and people was sometimes a touch distracting. Music was fun but not particularly heavy, maybe more of a casual date than something velvety. Service was quite attentive and prompt although I did arrive quite early and there weren't very many people there. Not all the waitstaff are very fluent in English but they are happy to bring someone who is if you have questions. They are the sister bar/restaurant to La Clandestina which is literally right next door which also focusses on Mezcal. Honestly, I don't really know what the difference is between the two aside from the people who are literally mixing the drinks and serving you as the house mezcals are also under the La Clandestina name. Ordered their Habanero house cocktail which was a mix of their Espadin Joven Mezcal, orange liqueur, and a raspberry/bluebery/habanero syrup garnished with a dehydrated orange slice and rimmed with salt, chili, and maybe some more habanero. Note, the menu doesn't actually mention the syrup, I dragged that out of them since I was wondering why the cocktail was so pink and also tasted like it definitely had more than mezcal and orange liqueur in it. The end cocktail is a light and fruity affair but not particularly sweet or acidic and actually balanced out with the body and smoke of the mezcal. I normally despise salt rims, finding it overpowering on first sip and nonexistent on the next but theirs toned down the salt levels enough that each sip around the rim was actually quite pleasant. The habanero in the syrup maybe offers a smidge of vegetal notes and a little bit of spice if you're particularly sensitive to it but the rim itself was actually a delight, giving a light tingle to the lips with each sip. I wouldn't say the cocktail was particularly spicy but more tingly which I found myself actually preferring over other chili included cocktails I've had in the past. They do offer a variety of bottles of tequila and mezcal to sell and take home with you, notably the ones under the Clandestina name that are made just for the bar. Not all of these tequilas and mezcals are available to try directly but the bartenders will offer you a shot of the closest one that is available on the menu (mind you, trying a shot is just paying for an ounce/35 ml of the stuff but that's all on the menu). I decided to give that a shot before biting the bullet on a whole bottle of mezcal. The shot of mezcal comes in a glass wider than a traditional shot glass so you can actually sip the thing comfortably and they also give you a few orange slices with tajin to chase/nibble on. Apparently they offer a flight of mezcal which I'd honestly recommend, especially if you're here with some friends. Definitely recommend coming by for well executed cocktails but particularly for the chance to try Mezcal of varying regional origin, age, and abv.

Cool environment and had a majority of locals hanging around here. The drinks were more of the…read moreaperitif variety so while we didn't get food when we were here, I'd recommend picking something from the menu. Our waiter did seem a little surprised we didn't so maybe we ought to have . Second in my line of bars where I felt like the emphasis was less on a heavy hand but more on the light delicate notes that encourage you to sit and talk around a bit more with the homies.

Saw the reviews and had to stop for late lunch. Before heading back to the hotel. The place has a…read morenice tropical ambiance with trees inside and rustic wooden decks and tables. Casual and nice setting. They quickly seated our party of 8 and provided good service. They offer WiFi so that was also nice. One other thoughtful amenity was that they had an electrical outlets on both sides of each table so we could charge our phones. Very much appreciated that since many of us were running low on battery. The salad was delicious but the pizza...OMG it sooo good!! We ordered the Pinky Warrior which stole the show so we ended ordering it again. The other pizza was also delicious...but the Pinky Warrior was exceptional. The dough was fantastic and complimented the toppings very well. Word of advice though, ask for the Serrano Chiles on the side as they are super spicy...and I mean really spicy!! The mixed drinks were also very good.

Food , Service & Ambiance is great !…read more Ordered : Cheeseburger with blue cheese & Yakimeshi And a last minute Tiramisu! Everything was very tasty!

Our go-to for watching sports in Condesa, hands down. Three visits in now. We came for the Mexico…read moreWorld Cup match, showed up about 20 minutes early, and our server actually remembered us and grabbed us a killer table. The service here is just so good. Games are in English, the crowd is all travelers and expats, and when it is packed the energy is unreal. Apparently they do the Super Bowl and football too. Now the food. Eh. It is bar food. Burger was okay, hot dog okay, chicken sandwich was a no for me. You really are not coming here to eat. But the beers? Great. Four stars for a CDMX sports bar.

The atmosphere and service were excellent. The food was decent, nothing to get excited about. The…read morebest thing about this place is the live music. Great place to party after hours!