Not only is Vinicola Urbana a biodynamic vineyard on a rooftop in the heart of Mexico City, it is…read morealso a badass place to host a party. The chefs on our team shopped at local markets and brought all the beautiful produce and even a whole lamb to Vinicola, where we held a dinner party. It rained that night, but the vineyard's standing heaters and rooftop tent kept our tables warm and dry. The chef and owners of Maximo, a coffee grower from Chiapas, and local cheesemaker, among others, joined us for the send-off. When dinner ended, we all stepped out into the open air and danced in the rain.

Wonderful service and great food. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I highly recommend it.read more

The service was super elegant and very attentive. The ambiance was okay--some people were talking,…read moreand the music was alright. The best part of all was that the food was quick and delicious

Nice lady helped us gave us a taste. The search continues for artisanal spirits. they have big name…read morebrands that we see everywhere. Seems like good value great location

Really great place to get Mezcal, Sotol, Bacanora, Raicilla, Tuxca, and Pox. Also had pulque, some…read morebeer, and salt to go with Mezcal. Really great selection of Mezcal! Ricardo was extremely knowledgable and he was great about giving us taste tests of anything we were interested in. If you are looking to buy bottles of Mezcal, this is the place to go!

Amazing little beer bar in Condesa. They have a surprising selection of beers from around the world…read morebut most importantly a selection of craft beers brewed in Mexico. I had a coconut stout and some other beers (which I can't remember for obvious reasons). Gabriel, his wife, and daughter were excellent hosts. Warm and friendly. They have a magnetic dart board and old 80's cartoons playing on the TV screens. Highly recommended.

If you want to explore the Mexican craft beer scene, these guys have you covered! They are a chain…read morewith many locations all over the country, and they stock bottles by craft breweries across the country. There are a few tap options available here, but the bottle selection is much more extensive. The bottle menu breaks down beers by style as well as region, and it's really extensive! Don't hesitate to ask the bartender if you need any help picking a beer. I had a couple of really fantastic chocolate-forward stouts while here--they really hit the spot. Prices are bit higher than grabbing a Pacifico at the nearest corner joint, but the quality is totally worth paying for here.