Such a cool cocktail bar! The inside was warm and inviting but we got a table outside which was…read morealso nice with a lot of people watching. The servers were super friendly and brought out our drinks fast. I went with the avocado based cocktail and it was SO GOOD. I've never had anything like it and I'm glad it caught my eye on the menu 10/10 recommend.

This was a smaller mezcal bar that had been recommended to us time and time again so we decided to…read morestop in. We quickly found a table in the main bar area at a small high top so we lucked out with that! The vibe was sexy and very cool for a stop in the evening. I'm not a huge mezcal person and don't like spicy flavors so struggled to find something I loved but my boyfriend tried a mezcal flight and a spicy cocktail and he loved it all! The staff was also very friendly and happy to try to recommend a cocktail that would fit my preferences. For the vibe alone, this is worth a visit!

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.

It's closed. Sorry. Awesome location. We didn't eat but drank puque and it was amazing!!read more

Loved this little cocktail bar! The drinks were very very unique and our server was so sweet,…read morefriendly, and knowledgeable. While it ran on the pricier side, it was absolutely worth it. Would return! Just keep in mind that it's small, so seating is very limited if it's busy.

Dark little cocktail bar, high on vibes and volume. Drinks are solid, but not amazing compared to…read moreother nearby cocktail places. Cool spot to start or end an evening, but I probably wouldn't want to stay too long given how loud and crowded it is.

If you are seeking to taste many high quality Mezcals in a cool, funky setting then this is a great…read moreoption. We arrived at 6, but doors didn't open until about 7. Our goal was to score spots at the small bar. This place is small overall and if you want to have the tasting experience I suggest trying for a spot at the bar top. We spent some time at the small restaurant next door and enjoyed some great tacos and a quesadilla while we waited. The server let us know as soon as the bar opened and we dashed over to get our spots. We had a fluent Spanish speaker with us, so that was a huge help. Their Mezcal selection is organized by region and they were happy to consult on our preferences. Shots were generous and served with fresh orange slices, sometimes seasoned with a spice blend. We also sampled an ague fresca with ginger and tamarind that was great with the spirits. Music selection was crazy, obscure Japanese goth music maybe? It somehow went perfectly with the vibe of the place.

The most amazing Mezcal bar in CDMX. This two story bar is the epitome of cool. Pro tip: try to…read morearrive early to get a spot upstairs where you can overlook the whole bar. The mezcal menu is extensive and you can't go wrong asking for the bartenders recommendation.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon with a friend and we opted for the terraza because it was a…read morebeautiful warm day. Our server was nice, but unfortunately they were out of some things including food options. I tried pulque for the first time and it was alright. It kind of made me tired (??), anyways... opted for the nachos and found them to be extremely basic and underwhelming. It was actually worse than a typical sporting event nachos. The cheese was cold and the chips they use weren't good.

Great and fun vibes. Popping on a Friday evening, but it's larger than it looks on the outside,…read morewith several floors. The top floor was super fun and partially outdoors. I realized I don't really like pulque, but the flavors were definitely great.

Was hungry and decided to stop by here as it was pretty late. They have a live rock band which is…read morepretty dope. We ordered a bucket of beers and some food. We were all really hungry and were disappointed that our food was cold when it arrived. The wings: Rockera, Tamarindo Morita, and Tajín all had good flavor and would've been amazing had the food actually been hot when we got it. That was very disappointing because the mozzarella in the mozzarella sticks were cold and hard. The server was ok, but he shouldn't have brought out cold food. I only ate my fries as they weren't super cold. I would go back to watch the rock band and have a beer, but not to get food with the fear of it being cold again.

Choose this venue as it is one of the few venues that plays rock music in CDMX. Food was great…read morealong with the bands that were present. My main complaint was that there isn't much information online about what time the bands played and was told live music wasn't going to be present until 6pm. They ended up playing at 7pm and had to wait about an hour to get my food. Overall a great venue to listen to live rock in the evenings but has room for improvement

This is the kind of joint I'd own just to hang out in every night…read more Great service, happy hour specials, try the machaca.

For the location, La Bipo's prices are really reasonable. It's a loud place, so not the best…read moreatmosphere for a conversation and the service can be a bit chaotic. Nonetheless, the vibe is fun and most menu items are delicious. If you're hungry, I suggest getting a burrito. Personally, I prefer the first Bipo in Coyoacan a bit more to this one in Roma though.

The industrial on the top floor is good but everything else is very meh. The whole building used to…read morebe more goth than it is now.

Funnest night of my trip in mexico city. We were here way late in the night. A rooftop seating area…read moreto relax and talk and drink beer, and multiple other rooms throughout the joint playing their own different style. A memmory of a lifetime... squeezing into a room with a bunch of locals from Mexico City dancing my ass off to Rebel Ya by Billy Idol. Best night of my life.

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.

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.