Best Paloma's & drinks by Montolla (our bartender) we got there a bit late but in no way did we…read morefeel rushed by them closing or unwanted like other places make you feel when they are closing up. Al thought it may seem like they serve beer , if you continue walking towards the left corner towards the end you will find the bar w/other drinks. The ambiance is chill vibes, glad we got an Airbnb across the street from this bar or else would had not had to chance to go. Would definitely come back next time I'm in TJ.

Cool bar near taco alley that we found after eating. It looks like a house so we honestly passed it…read morefirst, not realizing it was where we were trying to go. They sell craft beers and bar food, but we only came for drinks since we had just eaten dinner. They played the UFC fight that night, which was a pleasant surprise so we got to watch while drinking our beers. Everyone was super nice and it was a chill place to hang out, nothing too crazy. There's two inside seating areas and outside seating as well. Suggest this place if you just want to enjoy a nice beer and hang with your friends!

Jaggers Sports bar Reviewer no. 25…read moreWriting this review on 10-7-2017 (October) from Hospital Mi Doctor in Tijuana Mexico on my dinner visit the day prior on 10-6-2017--10 PM PST. Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Price for value: 5/5 Bariatrics/Healthy Options: 5/5 Overall score: 5 stars--you can't get any better to this. YELP and my fellow YELPERS! You never cease to amaze me! Oops... you did it again! You led me to a place that I LOVED. If you are someone who follows me, you'll know that I don't like to visit the same place twice, only because there are so many amazing places. If I do visit a place more than once, it's usually because I really enjoyed it. Well, since I am on a short trip, I didn't intend to eat somewhere twice, especially being a bariatric patient and only eating a small amount I want to see all that I can see, but I just might, NO I AM, going to eat at this place twice. Let me break it down for you! Upon approaching the restaurant, which is a three minute walk from City Express Hotel, you hear loud music. I was thinking is this a night club or a restaurant? Either way I'm going in! I noticed the patio and wanted to sit out there but it was reserved for a private party (Happy 40th birthday to whoever you are!). Loud music was playing, the lighting is somewhat dark, and there are many televisions with both sports and music videos playing, which was pretty cool. We were seated and shown the menu. I was really liking the vibe. The music was nice and loud, and was vibrating through the seats giving me a whole body experience. The service was awesome and friendly albeit hard to hear. The walls are sports related and even have funny quotes around the wall. The important part--the FOOD! Pollo en Salsa de Espinacas Well, I can seriously tell you, without hesitation, that this was the best meal I've had in Tijuana, and I may even venture to say my life, thus far, but I won't go that far... I will say it's the best meal I've had since my bariatric surgery 5 months ago. I was served two pieces of MELT-IN- YOUR-MOUTH chicken(!), smothered in delicious cheese, asparagus in the middle, with a gentle tasteful spinach sauce that exploded my pallet! WHOA YEA!. It was served with a sour cream and bacon baked potato that was soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside and two pieces of bread. I didn't eat the bread, but my dining companion said it was good. I could only eat 1/3 of this meal, but I wanted to eat the whole thing. Unfortunately by the time I could eat again the meal wouldn't be good as my hotel doesn't have a refrigerator, so I had to see the food go away, which was really hard for me, especially since it was so flavorful and delicious! George, my dining companion, got the Guacamole burger. This was a large burger, very thick, with lots of cheeses and homemade guacamole sauce on a Jagger's stamped bun served with fries and a side of ranch and chipotle sauced served on a cutting board like block of wood. He enjoyed his burger and gave me a piece of meat with guacamole on it and I thought it was very juicy, flavorful, and the guacamole was spot on--not too spicy, not too mild. The best part was that it was less than $14 USD for both! Crazy!! At home, in the US, I would have paid close to $25. I look forward to taking some of my friends here on my next trip to TJ! Well, thanks for reading! I hope you're having a good day whenever you read this!!! Leave a comment and say HI! Would love to know your thoughts on Jaggers.. it's a MUST TRY.

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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.

Great sport bar ,went here to watch foot ball play offs …read more. Great sound lots of tvs ,its a must if your in area

Came here for music on a Monday night with a friend; they had live music, dancing, and 6 beers for…read more150 pesos. The service was fine and we didn't try the food. Overall very lively and full of locals, though we kept to ourselves.

La Mezcalera is a Tijuana institution. The vibe is hip and the juke box has a curated collection of…read moremusic that promises to play the perfect song for the crowd no matter what you select. And if you aren't feeling the inside bar, the back patio is massive and often has a local DJ spinning up tunes. Ok, so the vibes are why you stay, but you come for the mezcal, right? Right! They've got the best selection in town by far and, if you don't already know your favorite type of mezcal, you're sure to find it here. And when you inevitably need a little snacky-snack, they got those too! Been to TJ but haven't been to La Mezcalera? Well, then you haven't been to TJ, my friend.

Cool ambience, flavored shots for 30 pesos and reposado for 40 pesos. If you wanna get a brand name…read moresuch as 400 Conejos, I believe it was 70 pesos. All reasonable prices and close to downtown. Reposado was relatively smooth for its low price. Mint and coffee were my favorites. The coffee flavor was close to Bailey's.(coffee and cajeta were extra sweet)

One of my favorite bars in Tijuana. Pulque is probably the most Mexican drink there is because the…read moreMexican's ancient ancestors, the Aztecs, called it the "drink of the Gods." This bar is pretty cool because the workers and the patrons are incredibly friendly. Oh, and prices are insanely cheap. Those are reasons why I love drinking in TJ and this bar has all that and more. Alas, they only had 2 flavors for the pulque when I was here: tamarind and oatmeal. Hands down, oatmeal was my absolute favorite, it was sweet and delicious. I've had pulque before in San Diego (at a restaurant called "Rana's Mexico City cuisine") and that stuff got me drunk really fast but I was surprised that the pulque here didn't make me drunk at all and I drank A LOT. So, this spot is a must when one is in TJ. Pulque is like 30 pesos here or in our current exchange rate, $2

Amazing pulque de Guayaba served with a Tajin rim!! My must go to spot for my pulque craving! Great…read morelittle spot with beautiful decor and great music!! Their prepared cacahuates were really really good! The 2 guys working the night we went were super nice and friendly as well! Plus they can prepare you a Mestizo a pulque with a shot of Jager added! Delicious!

La Sexta is a must stop when visiting Tijuana. OK, I'm no expert, having only been to TJ twice, but…read moreI know what I like, and what I like is Dandy Del Sur See my Yelp review. Have fun! La Mezcalera I must admit: I didn't know that tequila was actually a type of mezcal until I was informed of this by Diego V. right here in La Mezcalera. How did I not know this? Anyway, educate yourself here about the wonders of mezcal. Conveniently located across the street from El Dandy. Subjects for further research: Santa Leyenda Calle Sexta between Revolución and Constitución Lucha Libre-themed bar El Tinieblo 6th between Madero and Negrete Classy kitsch bar Porky's Avenida Revolución and Sexta Cocktail bar Tasca Calle Sexta 1906, between Revolución and Constitución Beer bar Zebra Mexican Pub Sexta y Revolución Another beer bar Within stumbling distance: Colectivo 9 Revu between 6th and 7th Awesome food court Leyva's Liquor Ave. Revolución 1026 (Between Sexta and Setenta) Outstanding liquor store Mous Tache Francisco Madero between 6th and 7th Cocktail bar Kalimoxo Callejon de la Sexta (alley between Constitución and Revolución Avenues) Another cocktail bar iMe encanta Tijuana!

If you happen to be in TJ on a Friday or Saturday night, La Sexta isn't a bad way to spend your…read moreevening. You've got everything from divey type of bars to some hipster spots. The street is full of bars, karaoke spots, grub, etc. This is not what you're used to on Avenida Revolucion (if you went clubbing 10+ years back). Tasca and Shot Factory are the must visit spots if you're looking to have a good time with a good mixture of both locals and people visiting from the states. Sip on some mezcals while you're at it! Catch an Uber from the border and save yourself the hassle of having to haggle with the cab drivers!

We were trying to find a cute and fun place for one of our TJ STYLE dinner party "Merry November",…read moreit was a specialty our last party of the year and 1st anniversary with many bloggers and entrepreneurs as a guest. One of the things that we loved was the privacy that we had and the "EXCELLENT" service for our private event. The food was more than great! We had a marvelous time at the restaurant bar Tj Tap House in Cerveceria Tijuana. Every guest enjoyed the dinner and beer, the style of the place, and the huge TIJUANA sign at the wall was our background for many pictures! They have enough parking, which was very convenient ! Our social media group posted some great pictures. It was definitely an excellent anniversary for TJSTYLE !

Cervecería Tijuana is located on Blvd. Fundadores, which is a major street that leads toward the…read morecoast. The brewery is easy to find, if you're familiar with Tijuana. My visit actually happened a couple years ago, and it's taken me this long to posting it on Yelp. The brewery is a about a two mile walk from downtown, as it's located in the hills, south of downtown, off of Blvd. Agua Caliente, south of the famous Tijuana tower, on Blvd. Fundadores. Unless you're familiar with Tijuana and like to hike, you'd probably be more comfortable taking a cab from downtown. Personal safety is not an issue, as contrary to popular belief, Tijuana is safe, and the only real menace is the traffic. Cervecería Tijuana offers an upscale dining room to enjoy the great beer, and is quite elegant inside, as the decor is Victorian, complete with high ceilings, richly paneled walls, stained glass, brass lamp fixtures, fleur de leis wallpaper, wooden floors, and one of the most elegant bars that I've seen during my visits to Tijuana. The walls are covered with framed photos of old-time Tijuana, and the place is huge inside and well-lit, but not bright or gaudy in any way. Cervecería Tijuana is pure class... Despite the fact that I was quite outnumbered by staff members, I probably sat at my table for five minutes before a server visited, and placed chips and salsa on my table. She asked me if I was ready to order, and I ordered a "Bronca" beer from the menu for the price of MEX $40.00... I had considered ordering a burger or a taco, as their now-defunct web site advertised the fact that they are a restaurant as well as a brewery, but I wasn't offered a food menu, so I just decided to concentrate my attention on beer, along with the complimentary chips and salsa. When I asked about food, she told me their kitchen didn't open until around 5, so that explained the lack of food, or the lack of a food menu. But, complimentary chips and salsa are a great thing! The "Bronca" beer arrived in a frosty mug, and was excellent, being a medium, pilsner, very German-tasting beer. Oh baby! ... This is great beer, tasting even better after the long walk, so great that I ordered a second one, in order to help wash down the tortilla chips, sprinkled with seasoned salt, and delicious, in-house made salsa. My thirst was whetted for a third beer, so I decided to give the slightly dark, "Morena" beer a taste. Great beer! The chips arrived in a large basket, and a small plate was provided to enjoy samples. I noted the chips were fresh and warm, which surprised me, consider the kitchen wasn't open, but I simply enjoyed. The chips were slightly "puffy" and covered with seasoned salt, which made them absolutely delicious, and made a perfect side to enjoy with my beers. With the chips came a bowl of fresh salsa, made in-house, of the "salsa roja" variety. It was tangy, flavorful, mildly spicy, and just plain delicious. I dipped each tortilla chip in the salsa and enjoyed. By the time I'd enjoyed my third beer, I'd eaten the entire basked of chips, along with the bowl of salsa. Muy sabroso! Cervecería Tijuana produces outstanding beer. I felt that it was a bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for, and Cervecería Tijuana delivers a quality product, served in elegant surroundings. The chips and salsa were great, and the complimentary price was a deal. The service was very slow and sporadic, which surprised me, considering at the time of my visit, and that I was the only customer present for much of the time I was in the dining room. I truly would have enjoyed a taco or a burger, had they been offered to me, but I absolutely loved the beer, as it's a true pilsner, and is as good as it gets. The complimentary chips and salsa only enhanced the amazing beer. When you're visiting Tijuana, and you're in the mood to enjoy great beer, brewed locally, a trip to Cervecería Tijuana should be on your calendar...