These were our welcome to Puebla shots! Especially since they close at 6pm. The pasita is strong and I love the cheese and raisin flavor with it. The rompope is sweet and delicious. If opposites attract, they will make a great couple. I'm glad to have tried these traditional drinks under this really cool bar! read more

La Pasita - Pasita and Rompope met at a bar one day..... - Dive Bars Near Me - Puebla, PUE

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La Pasita! This is a divey little bar at one end of the Plazuela de los Sapos with counter service only. On the menu is a selection of liqueurs costing 40 pesos each. We tried La Pasita (raisin liqueur with a raisin and a cube of goat's cheese), Sangre de Brujas con zarzamora y jamaica (witches' blood with blackberries and hibiscus) and Amontillada de naranja (orange liquer). The winner was the La Pasita!! read more

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Of course, we had to stop at one of the notable places in Puebla. Make sure you bring pesos. The decor is very breasted and cute. There's not a lot of space for seeding so it's not a typical Barr. However, they will offer you shots. They are not free so please pay. But the experience is well worth it. I believe they had a system where you could tell them. How many calles (1-5) you want, and that would be the strength of the drink that they would serve. read more

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Rustic bar but cool decor. The drinks are different than what I'm used to but they are good. With names like"Sangre de Chupacabra" (Chupacabra Blood), you can't go wrong. A few tables and a small bar area makes it quaint but worth visiting if you are in the area. read more

La Pasita - Dive Bars Near Me - Puebla, PUE

If you are in town or just want a nice shot of "pasita" ( that Is the house special, a mixture of tequila with their own touch, comes with a rasin and piece of cheese on a toothpick, that you eat as you drink which is what the owner recommends you do) during the day .This is the place to go. A staple in Puebla, LA pasita has a big history, to be sincere I forgot how the story goes. The day I went there it was packed and the owner was nice enough to explain the concept and history. The decor is pretty traditional ,the place is small. When you walk in they have some tables and the bar area. You go in and ask for a pasita shot. The cost is $30 pesos for one shot, but im sure you'll drink more than one. Bring a friend or a date, hell bring the whole family .friendly eviorment, cyclist friendly (their are racks outside for your bicycle). One of the biggest perks is that it's close to El zocalo as well. read more