We found this piano bar in the Juarez neighborhood set on the 2nd floor of a cute bookstore. We had…read morereservations at a bar nearby and were looking for a spot to chill at for an hour or so and ordered a rose sangria to share. We heard that we had to order food to get a drink so we got an order of guacamole to share. The sangria was light and refreshing with slices of apple, pear and cantaloupe. The piano player was playing popular broadway and musical tunes and the atmosphere was great! Loved finding this bar on a whim.

Had an evening in Mexico City and found Bukowski's on Yelp. I got there around 6:00 and not much…read morewas happening yet. Enjoyed a couple beers, a very tasty appetizer and some friendly service. Would have liked to hear some of the live music, but was pretty jet lagged and had to punch out. I would try them again.

The owners of this place are fantastic, and the vibe is perfect. Recommended for a chill hang out.read more

Epic, legendary, welcoming and real musical talent! It's underground which transports you into a…read moredifferent area. The space is small but the way your seated only makes it that much more intimate. The gentleman at the door who came out to help us translate was originally from Downtown LA. So that was pretty cool being that I too am from LA. The theme of the night as far as music was all soul and the singer did a killer James Brown impersonation. I feel like we found a hidden gem in the centro of Mexico City! Please make it part of your visit. You will be far from disappointed, promise!

Good drinks and service, gets a bit crowded, and if you want dance there are three dance floors but…read moreall packed. Band was good played some classics and more modern salsa and not all Cuban salsa.

Great space to dance and there's plenty of room to lounge around with friends when taking a break…read morefrom dancing The open space to watch the live band below is a nice touch and a great use of space. Drinks are affordable. I believe they charge to get in. Nothing too crazy. Great vibes and guaranteed good times.

This place has such a chill vibe while still attracting a lively crowd. I went in jeans and Yeezy's…read moreand was more than welcome. It's cool that a popular place like this isn't too serious about a dress code. Most girls I saw were not wearing heels! It makes it that much easier to dance until 4am. The bar service was quick despite a huge crowd. I came when there was a pretty cool DJ. There could have been more amped music for those who wanted to really dance antro style, but for a chill night and chill dancing, the DJ did alright. The decor is nice, there's a night club style and concept. $100 peso cover charge, probably to keep out riff-raff. I ain't mad at it.

This place was cool, good service, the drink prices are a little high but if you buy a bottle it…read morewould be cheaper in the long run....tanquerray was only 80 pesos per glass and beers were 50 pesos....100 pesos cover charge I thought was a bit silly but I understand....as i said the service was good but the music was inconsistent but still enjoyable at many moments....they should do house music or techno without mixing in other styles...but i still enjoyed myself here!

This is my go-to spot before lucha libre events, especially with a big group. There are about 4 or…read more5 different food options (food stands) inside the food court, along with a full service bar. A server will take your entire order and bring it to you, but probably not all at once. Each place is working at its own pace depending what you order. Picnic table seating so you may end up sharing the bench with other people. They probably only have 12 tables so it can get tight. Street parking.

Nice ambiance. Friendly server. Great drinks. It's worth checking out. Different food options which…read moregives it a cool vibe.

My friends and I had seen this place as it was just down the street from our hotel, but couldn't…read morefind it on Yelp (so now I'm adding it!) We weren't really sure what to expect, but the exterior looked interesting so we decided to give it a shot on our last night in town (Friday night). We were thrilled to hear live music coming through the door, and were quickly seated so we could enjoy the entertainment. A few people were up dancing, but most were just sitting and talking, although they were really yelling since it was so loud. Our drinks came and were delicious, as was the food.....we started with sopes and guac, which were delicious. Two of us got chicken tacos and one got pork, and all were great although the chicken were a little bland...just add some salsa! Word of advice: the RED salsa is HOTTTTTT! My friend who loves things very spicy felt like her lips had gone numb. I'm not sure how long they've been open, but hopefully they'll do well.

This great find in Mercado Roma is a hideaway but a good one for many reasons and a not good one…read morefor a few more. Hidden, but not, in the back of the ground floor of Mercado Roma, then climbing the back stairs (not the stairs to the Beer Garden) you will finds a hidden but welcoming stretch of restaurant that is greeted my a musical stage. Perfect for venues of music and recreating what House Concerts were meant to be, this has much potential. I felt the atmosphere, the vibe, the fun was purely made by our group of individuals we knew, as well as the band who we knew and came for. I felt the band was cramped - the soundsystem was attended by an individual at all time but needed much better representation, and the selection of choices needed to be widened for customers at the bar and menu. While serving Vietnamese, the food is mediocre, the prices demanding more of the quality than is available, however the wait staff is on hand at a moment's notice with a large or small group. While needing to rise to the level of a quality music bar hotspot for sure, the experience with a well known performance, will take over these disadvantages, however, do not rely on this location to fulfill your appetite needs solely, the music can do that for sure.

Pata Negra is easily one of the best bars I visited in Mexico City--both for the cocktails and the…read moreatmosphere. I was captivated by the warm, eclectic ambiance--shelves stacked with old books, cozy little crannies, and fascinating antique items tucked into every corner. It felt like stepping into a hidden gem where every detail added to the charm. I ordered the As de Corazones, a gin-based cocktail with raspberry, egg white foam, and a spritz finish. It was hands-down the best cocktail I had in CDMX--beautifully balanced, slightly tart, and perfectly smooth. I also tried the Josita, which was incredibly refreshing (and deceptively strong!), making it the perfect drink to sip on while soaking in the atmosphere. Service was friendly and attentive, with bartenders who clearly know their craft. Whether you're a cocktail lover or just looking for a great spot to unwind, Pata Negra is a must-visit. (I even went back as a goodbye to CDMX on my last night)

Cool vibes the old books give the place character. We had a few beers, some shots and mixed drinks…read more The drinks were good. They had a few TVs with some sports on which is why we chose this place. Service was friendly, and quick to take your initial order but after that it was kinda hard to order a second or third drink you really had to flag them down. We came back on a second visit and they were out of some of the beers we ordered the previous visit. On the plus side the beers were ice cold. Much colder than out of the refrigerator which made it so easy to drink.