American-style bar for travelers. We stopped in for a quick beer as its always fun to see what…read morevibes an American bar abroad has and this one definitely seemed heavily targeted towards the expat/weekend visitor crowd. Drinks and food were pretty pricey compared to most bars and the menu wasn't particularly appealing compared to all of the other incredible options nearby.

Good place to watch NFL football. Came here to watch an NFL playoff game and had choice of 5…read moredifferent tvs all showing the game. Sound quality wasn't the best but happy to find football on tv here. Had some beers which were reasonably priced. We both ordered pizza and I found mine inedible. The crust was undercooked, the sauce terrible and the veggies were raw. My partner had the shrimp pizza and said it was barely tolerable. Our waiter was very nice and attentive. Great place to watch a game but don't order pizza.

Though we had food (which was tasty- the molotes) - the cocktails are the real star here…read more They gave us a free shot of Mezcal- very smooth. However, this was our third Mezcal of the day. Time for some cocktails. The boo got a gin one (gin was made with 100% agave) and I got a passion fruit with Mezcal. They were both stunners. Great service and ambience too.

The place happened to be just a few steps down from our hostel, so we checked it out for a few…read moredrinks. The space is small and intimate, with somewhat of a romantic ambiance. They have a list of creative, craft cocktails, some of which were really quite good. They make each of their cocktail with precision, care, and love...and while all that's great, I got impatient waiting 15+ min for my cocktail and left after one drink.

Had a great time during our stay in the city. The small balconies are perfect for people watching!…read more Overlooks Calle Macedonio Alcalá which always has something going on. Our server was very attentive and the DJ played a great mix of upbeat music. Drink prices are affordable as well (90 pesos for Don Julio, which is $4.50). The upstairs (inside) has a DJ and is dimly lit with music videos streaming on the TVs. Very typical of casual bars for young people.

This sports bar has a fun environment that is always filled with people, good music, and fair…read morepriced food and drinks! Some nights they have promotional beer nights where beer is 25 pesos. The place is PACKED on these nights. Overall, a great place to relax, have some good drinks, and catch up on the sports teams.

The pozole was bommmmb! Drinks are big and delicious. Staff is super friendly. Tlayuda with…read morecamarones and carne was so good. Music was bumpin!

Wow! Wow! Wow! Food and drinks are absolutely amazing!! Will…read moredefinitely want to keep coming back.

I came here for the renowned drinks but also ended up loving their food! It's a super cute spot…read morewith tiles and open balcony doors. We were able to get a seat right away and the servers were super helpful. My friend wanted to try some mezcal and they let us taste a couple before choosing. We sat at the restaurant instead of the bar because it was cuter and I wanted food too. I tried two of their fruity mezcal drinks and loved both. I forget the names but one had watermelon, and the other had coconut and lime. I ordered cheese stuffed plantains with mole and this was soooo good. It was very filling too!

Sabina Sabe is a popular restaurant and bar located in the city center of Oaxaca. It was recently…read moreon the list of North America's 50 Best Bars. I thought it was funny when I got the menu and the food menu was only one page while the drink menu was five pages. The outside of the restaurant is blue-ish and the restaurant has multiple rooms. The ceviche del dia ($190 MXN) was a little sweet and not as tart or sour as others I've had. The tacos de sirloin ($170) were really good and were our group's favorite. The taquitos dorados de mole negro ($140) were okay; there was no meat just in case you were wondering. The aguachile rojo de camaron ($190) were good. The esquite con tuetano ($100) was not like a typical corn in a cup but it was closer to a corn soup. For drinks I had the pequeño gigante ($210) which was good. The paloma madura and paloma margarita were both favorites among our group. We went during the day and it wasn't that busy but supposedly it gets way busier and livelier at night.

There are 2 locations for In Situ now - we went to Bodega Versus, Reforma 306 (Versus is another In…read moreSitu brand). Small place, tasting counter up front, little bar in back. David was our tour guide - spoke good English, which was great because we're kinda new to mezcal (my Spanish is passable, but I would've missed a lot). He asked us about the things we liked to drink, and set us each up with 3 tasting glasses. Oh, it was amazing! Our favorite ended with an aftertaste of roses. We shared our little cups, so in all we tasted 12 mezcals (David brought us an extra round). Went back a few nights later, sat in the bar and Olivia mixed us some delicious cocktails, and David brought back samples of the mezcals from the cocktails. Sigh! I'd highly recommend reserving a tasting with David - it was just us, and we had his full attention. He is the most gracious and knowledgeable of hosts, and I feel I was properly introduced to mezcal.

Neat spot to try a larger variety of mezcal. Bartender was super nice. Mezcal was great! I didn't…read morelove the price for 450 was a tasting of 3 1.5 oz shots of mezcal. I'd suggest you pick three on your own and save a few bucks, we would have spent less than 250 pesos if we would have picked them ourselves. The cards were in Spanish only as well as the bartender telling us about them was great but my partner doesn't speak Spanish so I had to translate.