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.

You want Mexican tequila?!…read more Then you need to come here and listen to your stomach and thirst for tequila. The service is authentic. The food is good and the food taste great after shots of tequila. Mexican city vibes... Viva Mexican cabrón!

This was our last dinner in México City and it was a recommendation from a local, so we had to…read morefollow it. The vibes were on, the music was LOUD, and the drinks were delicious. I had a torta and the portions were massive. I thought I had a big appetite, but could barely finish half of my sandwich. I did wish that the band member with a trumpet didn't jump scare my friend, I tried to warn her, but it was too loud for her to hear me from across the table. I'd definitely come back, maybe with earplugs. It's definitely a party!

I suggest avoiding this spot. It was pricey, and the food was so-so. Considering all the options…read morethat Mexico City offers, I'll avoid this location.

Cantina No. 1 offers a modern take of a "traditional" Mexican cantina. It used to be a "regular"…read morecantina back in the days, but nowadays is a family friendly restaurant that offers a wide variety of mexican dishes, with a few fan favorites from Spanish cuisine suchs as "paella" and "callos a la madrileña", along with seafood and a well-stoked bar. The venue has three main saloons with a lot of tables and seating space, great for huge parties. It also has a child's area with games. Unfortunately, this also means that the place is usually packed to capacity, and the staff struggles to meet the demand. So, service is not the best. You may have to ask a few times for something before you get it, and end up waiting longer for your food and check. The food offers a very good sample of local cuisine. Even though the quality of ingredients are just ok, they manage to deliver well ensambles dishes, packed with authentic flavors, and for a very reasonable price. Great for families! I think this is an ideal place for tourist looking to have a more authentic local food experience but do not what to risk much, either on food safety, money or having to go to smaller restaurants or mercados. Although, I'm not quite sure if they can offer english speaking service. Therefore, it's a great opportunity to practice your Spanish! Finally, the restaurant is in the edge of a very trendy are in Mexico City (Roma neighborhood), a lot of expats live here. But keep in mind that it also sits at the beginning of "doctores neighborhood", wich has bad rep regarding petty crime, grand thef auto, and other crimes. So be careful, use common sense (especially if drinking alcohol) and avoid going further east. The venue has a private garage and valet parking. Your car is safe here! Overall, is a great plan for weekends! However, if you are looking for upscale service, great food quality and fine dinning this is not the place.

An inside patio with lots of plants, low lights, open-eclectic concept, small tables, skilled…read morebartenders, easy to digest menu= perfect place for dating! We sat at the bar since all the tables were taken. This fact gave me the chance to notice the amazing technique the bartenders have. If you are in la Roma, stop by, have a cocktail and a tapa, and keep bar hopping.

Beautiful spot, good live music, featured cocktails and pizza! It isn't a large restaurant and the…read moreseating is on wooden picnic tables. Our party of three had to wait for a table on a Tuesday night. It is a "cocktail" bar, so the waiter had an "attitude" when my first order was a beer...The "attitude" faded , somewhat, but our small group of three didn't feel truly welcome. My rating of 4 stars is based on what this place would be for a young, trendy patron with at least one visible tattoo...just don't order a beer and this place is a fun place to drop a few bucks.

An incredible restaurant serving some of the best Yucatan food. The staff are incredibly friendly…read moreand they have many different options. My friend and I decided to order multiple small plates to enjoy all the different tastes. We really enjoyed the Quesadilla de Chaya, the tortilla made from Chaya, a leafy bush filled with nutrition and the Pescadilla. The Tortitas de Platáno Macho y Frijol (fried plantain cakes) and the Marquesitas Yucatecas, a classic dessert, were also good, but since I'm not a fan of cheese, these weren't as good in my opinion. It has a nice setting with an open space, plenty of TVs to watch sports, and fun coatracks by each table.

We came back to Mexico City for the second time and made it a point to come here for the cocktails…read more Manuel knows what he is doing and slings phenomenal drinks. They are well worth the trip. Sit down at the bar and order a traditional Daiquiri. You'll be glad you did!

Great cucumber drinks! Service was excellent. I went on a Friday night and it was pretty busy…read more Really amazing cochinita pibil taco

Nice place, I didn't try the food but the service is good. I liked the beer+mezcal combo.read more

We tried 4 different mezcal cocktails at this cute little bar, which is located on the second floor…read moreabove the famous restaurant Azul. We had a very nice bartender who was new at making cocktails she said, but nevertheless made some very tasty cocktails. Our favorite was the Morena, and we also liked the mezcalina a lot. They have two little tables on the verandas looking out at the street below. Most of the cocktails were well priced at 79 pesos, so if you're in the mood for a beer or a mezcal, you should give it a try

Hidden gem near the chaotic historic center. Hidden away within a hotel building, it was quite a…read morechallenge to find this place from the entrance, there is no sign for it until you go upstairs towards the shops. Get a table at the balcony to look out on the street, there are outlets to charge your phone. Great place to take a break from the historic center action. The 2x we went there a handful of people.

The risotto was some of the best I've ever had! Also had the cerviche and that was tasty. We sat…read moreoutside because of the view of the ocean. Staff was nice. It took a long time though to get our food though, so expect that. They also ran out of a lot of things but to be fair we had that experience at a lot of restaurants.

No caigas en la trampa de los anuncios en redes sociales. Los espectáculos de drag comienzan dos…read morehoras después de la hora de inicio anunciada. La comida es mediocre y los meseros siempre intentan cobrarte de más. Mejor evítalo. ------------------------------------------ Don't fall for the social media ads. Drag shows start 2 hours after the listed start times. Food is mediocre and the serves are always trying to overcharge you. Skip it.