This is a classy speakeasy style bar hidden in the Oryx restaurant. The vibe is classic speakeasy,…read morehigh style but comfortable for sure. The cocktail menu is interesting and full of lots of delicious options. My cocktail was made to perfection and our service was on point. We came in late one night so there was plenty of seating, but typically it's reservation only, so be sure and make a Resy if you want to make sure you can get in. Tijuana is full of hidden gems like this and Nortico is a welcome addition. Get off Revolution and check this spot out!

Small, intimate, comfortable speakeasy with extremely friendly staff. Renee was brilliant! She…read moretaught me about all the different spirits that Mexico manufactures (other than the well known spirits of Tequila and Mezcal) and knew how to showcase the unique spirits of Mexico with cocktails that really leverage these spirits. She recommended a milk punch cocktail that incorporated Sotol, which is kind of like tequila but instead of fermenting agave, it ferments Dasylirion and is made only in Chihuahua. Then she recommended a cocktail that leverages a Mexican produced corn liquor in a Negroni but with gin subbed with mezcal. Both of these cocktails are bartenders choice and not on the menu, but the fact that they can execute such innovative cocktails so we'll speaks to the level of dedication bartenders at this bar have. Renee even gave pointers as to where I might be able to buy some of the bottles they use and for a few other bars of similar caliber to visit nearby. Instead of ending my trip at Nortico as previously planned, she helped me find a really cool new bar in Tijuana! Highly recommend.

What a classy joint this is! This bar is connected to Mision 19, and it is obvious. You'll get the…read moresame great service and the cocktails are beautifully made (not to mention tasty!). I ordered the Pepino Misionero which is a cucumber drink. I loooooooooveeee my cucumber drinks! This one felt like a mojito in that there were muddled ingredients in it. I loved the drink but I typically don't order mojitos because I find them difficult to drink and I hate getting the leaves in my mouth. I had the same difficulty with the Pepino Misionero. The ambiance is modern with both indoor and outdoor seating. There is a gorgeous fire pit right in the middle of the patio which gives off nice heat without making your hair smell like firewood. It's the perfect place to grab a few drinks before heading down for your dinner reservation at Mision 19 but it's not a place I would seek out just to drink at for the night. The prices are very similar to the prices you would pay for cocktails in the states. Not overly expensive, just more expensive than other drink prices in Mexico. It was a bit dead when we arrived since it was fairly early in the night so I'd be curious to feel the vibe of the place when it's more packed.

Bar 20 is one of the best in Tijuana, if not THE best bar. It's located in an office building along…read morewith Mision 19. We arrived early in the evening and tried several of the speciality cocktails. I recommend this place highly - it's pricey for the area but you get good value and the decor is very trendy.

Delicious fresh food. I dont normally eat fish because even in states with a coast next to it, has…read moreawful seafood but wow. Had the red snapper taco and "lion" fish. And the ambiance was super nice aswell

hubby hasn't hung in TJ in probably over 20 years...and although he is down for going down to…read moreRosarito...well...he came here with me. The place is upstairs and felt a little sketchy walking up to it (dark stairwell)...but once you entered the room...it was a huge nice space (dance floor & bar) then beyond that was the patio...huge, tons of seating and a view of Revolucion. loved it! we sampled a few of their premade drinks...the guy opted to get beers at the bar instead. didn't really get to experience the usual atmosphere of the place since we were here for a Yelp event, but the aesthetics were nice. curious to see it on another day...

Located just a block from the Pedwest border crossing, Cereus bar has become a regular stop when we…read morevisit TJ by foot. A chic bar with both a modern interior and hip exterior seating options, my friends love to order a margarita crafted with love or an ice cold draft beer. I typically opt for the Botanist Gin and Tonic. Reasonable prices and its location make it a classic first or last stop on day trips to TJ!

Good atmosphere, high end drinks, food nearby and a friendly staff!read more

This place is super cozy. Great drinks and great mocktails. I had a mocktail and I was very…read moreimpressed. I would go back and I would also take friends with me. The bartender's customer service was amazing. The bartender was so attentive and always checked on us.

One of my favorites, no question. I would say the one piece is service could be slow due to people…read morethere but drinks are great and GO during Christmas...you know the rules, one quick review, let's go: Food/Drinks: AWESOME and ever changing. Christmas is a must. I go every year Ambiance: its consortium holdings. So it's legit. Service: slightly slow but staff are so nice. Run don't walk here. Great spot

I was there between Christmas and New Year's Eve and had a night of karaoke at the Rose & Rita…read more Great drinks, reasonably priced, and the crowd was really fun. Located in the historic Rosarito Hotel.

Great little bar for a good time. I've been here with the hubs a few times and it's always a good…read moretime. The patrons get really into the karaoke and it is just fun! The karaoke is done in Spanish and English, great variety of songs. The cocktails are pretty decent also with comparable prices to other bars. Clientele tends to be 30's plus but anyone could have a good time here. The place is small which makes it cozy and makes for making fast friends with other patrons near you. The whole bar can get loud and rowdy when people all like the songs being sung, there is even a lot of dancing on a good night. Overall, a fun place if you like karaoke.

What appears to be a fancy liquor store from the outside is actually a hidden speakeasy with an…read moreunbeatable ambiance. The revolving door and the immaculate dome inside are fun additions! They have a pretty extensive menu. My party came after dinner so we ordered some of their decadent drinks as dessert. They were all very rich in flavor! Looking forward to trying some of their heavier cocktails and bar flights the next time I visit :) Make sure to check-in with the hostess when you arrive. I had a reservation and was seated immediately.

Raised by Wolves exudes a fun and cool vibe. Once checked in you enter through the liquor shop…read moresecret fireplace, which sets the scene perfectly. Dark, moody all the things. The cocktails were excellent, especially their Island Old Fashioned. The service was friendly, but I wish they had checked in on us more. Overall, it's a great place to enjoy drinks and the ambiance. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth a visit!

Alfonso took excellent care of us as always. He kept our drinks full and checked on us frequently…read morewithout being overbearing. Our party of three ordered the spicy garlic edamame (the BEST by far), tuna carpaccio, lemon cilantro roll, caterpillar roll and crusader roll. We also ordered the chicken fried rice for the first time. We like to pour the leftover garlic sauce from the edamame onto rice. Delicious.. recommend. We rarely have any complaints, but this time the a/c seemed not to be working too well. It was warm. But not enough to take off a star. The tuna carpaccio is delicious with a slice of mango, avocado and generous portion of seaweed salad in each bite. Plenty of cucumbers too. The restaurant was busy as usual and other than the a/c not working well, we enjoyed our meal very much!

If you like a good Happy Hour, come to this restaurant. Food & service are great! Today our waiter…read morewas Ernesto. We had the stuffed jalapeños, Drop it Like It's hot roll, Crispy rice burgers & Creamy tuna tacos and a Lychee Martini. I really liked the Drop it like it's hot roll and the crispy rice burgers. There's lots of TVs around the restaurant to be able to watch the games. Plenty of parking and surprisingly not busy.

I've been coming to Music Bar since they first opened, and somehow never got around to writing a…read morereview. This one is long overdue--not that they need my review, because by now everyone already knows how amazing this place is. What keeps me coming back is the combination of great music, an energetic vibe, outstanding service, and some of the most creative cocktails you'll find anywhere. Tonight was girls' night out, so we decided to order the prettier, and sweeter cocktails. But don't let the sweet flavors fool you--they are definitely generous with the alcohol. These drinks may taste dangerously easy to sip, but they pack a punch! I don't even remember the names of the cocktails we ordered, but honestly, that doesn't matter because the menu changes so often. And that's one of the things I love most about Music Bar. Every visit brings something new, fresh, and exciting to try. Both of my drinks were absolutely delicious, with the perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors. I honestly don't know how the bartenders come up with these combinations, but kudos to the team for constantly pushing their creativity while still making every cocktail incredibly well balanced. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a regular, Music Bar never disappoints. I'll definitely keep coming back to see what new creations they come up with next. Cheers to one of my favorite cocktail spots in San Diego!

Convoy Music Bar was my first HiFi experience and it did not disappoint! CMB is an intimate…read morelistening bar situated in an alleyway with a dark and moody ambiance. Speakers and vinyls line the walls. Vibes are more elevated here than at your usual bar. I ordered the Nickel Fortune, which came out with a fun tarot card. It was a savory drink with a nice lingering of sesame oil after each sip. Seating is pretty limited inside, so reservations are recommended. CMB's website states that "cocktail attire is celebrated."

Went here with advance knowledge of the place during our PHX to SD whirlwind vacation to see Bob…read moreDylan at the Rady Shell. Had to put in our names, as there is only so much space on an early Saturday evening. Took all of 10 minutes before entry was granted. Led inside to a standing room-only table. Lady friend got the Saturn, myself the 151 Swizzle. I probably did the wrong thing and didn't allow the ice packed on top of the swizzle to melt thoroughly enough into the drink to dilute the 151 overproof black Demerara's rum. Nae worries, brah. It was delicious. Affordable tiki-theme cocktails, decor(!) and atmosphere is why this place will remain popular and a must visit when in Sandy Eggo. Top notch!

This place is hidden inside Craft & Commerce which is a quirky little bar itself. There was a wait…read morefor entry this past Sunday after 9pm. Staff was also not very attentive to guests' needs, rather just going through the motions. For instance, they noted "standing room only" and that they would eventually seat our party of two. They walked us to an exact spot on the floor to stand and view the menu in the dark (we used our phone flashlights, but it wasn't easy while carrying our belongings too), and they instructed us not to order at the bar in this colorful but dimly lit tiki lounge. We essentially ordered from staff who took our order in the middle of the floor, then we had to hold our drinks, some that came with additional shot glasses, in full hands, as we were never seated. We did find a barrel to set our drinks on later, but their process and expectations for guests was just really weird and impractical. The theme and decor of the setting was lovely, with moments of a lightning and thunder effect that made the experience more immersive. But we were not impressed by the sticky menus and sticky floor, nor the lack of service and minimal help from staff while there. We made the most of our time at False Idol regardless of their shortcomings. The bombay sling and enigma de muerte were pretty decent in quality and flavor, so it's safe to say the drinks aren't the problem here. And though we probably won't return, it was cool for a one-time experience.