Great brewery with legit bees in a great part of town. I really enjoyed it and definitely went backread more

Very nice craft beer bar located near the Sheraton Maria Isabel on la Reforma. They have an…read moreextensive offering of craft beers brewed in Mexico as well as beers from Belgium and other locations. It's a nice option from the typical well known Mexican beers that are mainly lagers. I tried a sampler of 8 beers. The waiter asked me my preference in terms of hoppiness, then chose a selection of beers that included IPAs, pale ales, a hellesbock and stouts. All were very good to excellent. I noticed there was also a Mexican tripel that was not included on the sampler. It was the only bad beer I had, lacking any of the nice yeast flavor so typical of Belgian tripels. I happened to sit next to an American businessman who loves Belgian beers. He ordered me a Delirium Tremens, which is an excellent tripel that was much better then the Mexican-brewed tripel. I highly recommend Fiebre de Malta for a good exposure to some excellent Mexican craft beers.

Great selection of craft beers and solid food options in a great part of town. We sat at one of the…read moretwo outdoor tables. Server was very accommodating and we were able to listen to the live music from the restaurant next door.

An impressive tap list -- over 30 tap handles -- of primarily Mexican craft beer is an immediately…read moreattractive feature of this chill brewpub. Food was "international" in appearance with offerings such as pizza, burgers and bratwurst, but with careful Mexican twists applied. In addition to some crisp and fresh brews, we munched on BOCADOS DEL MAIZAL (baby corn with mayo, cheese and salt). The small bites were tasty and a perfect complement to the fresh beer. Loved the neighborhood vibes and lively environment. Too bad the power went out during a vicious downpour and thunderstorm otherwise we might have stayed longer!

Got recommended this taco spot after visiting Handshake Speakeasy by one of the staff and it was…read moredefinitely worth trusting the locals and 100% the best tacos we had in Mexico City! It felt authentic, home made and all in all great juicy and tender.

Spot recommended to us by our airbnb host, pretty solid! i think it was slightly expensive for the…read morearea but honestly not by much. You get the chips which are super yummy. My favorite taco was probably the adobada but try a few since they all different cuts of meat. The quesadilla also slapped, the flour tortilla was pillowy reminiscent of pita bread. Service was great and the seating area is very nice as well!

Great selection of beer from all over (local craft, British, Belgian, US, etc) good local drafts,…read moreample seating indoor and out and friendly and helpful staff for our very verrrrry limited Spanish ability :) Includes lots of not-IPAs as well as IPAs and some sodas so there's something for everyone. Drafts are a full pint plus (500ml), which is great. And prices are good for what you're getting. Fries were cooked perfect, hot crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. The "hot dog" I got was a big, mild fine textured German white style brat, with mushrooms, sautéed onions and avocado sauce. It was pretty good if that's what you're looking for. I would definitely recommend this place and would come back again.

Walking around from my hotel I found this cozy bar with a fantastic exhibition of beers. Maybe the…read moreburgers is good but I'm really here by the beers. Salud!!

From the owner: cerveza artesanal, alitas , hamburguesa, combo Reich, cortes de carneread more

Large, but weak drinks (couldn't tell the difference between the regular margarita and the virgin…read moreone). Both had enough sugar to jolt though. Service was adequate, and they helped us to a great table. Cash only policy is stupid when even the tee shirt vendor in the street out front takes credit cards. Music was fun.

The place feels like a sports bar, with multiple screens playing soccer games when we visited…read more Reading a QR code displayed on the napkin holders on each table opens an online menu with tacos, hot soups, and drinks. The best fare was the quesadillas con pastor (pork meat) The nachos were served cold, and the meat in the chorizo tacos was extremely salty. The place was cold and we all wore our coats as if we had been sitting outside. I see this place as a quick fix when nothing else is open.

Any business that markets themself as having beers of the world is definitely going to catch my…read moreeye. Although the space is small, the selection is expansive. It's neatly organized by brand and type of beer and the guy behind the counter was very friendly and helped me pick out a few when I couldn't decide. I chose a combination of golden and white ales, some Mexican and others imported. So far, I'm very happy with my selection and plan to return when I want something a little different.

Not far off the Obregon is a small space packed with beer. The guys working the shop are serious…read moreabout brews and are in the midst of becoming certified beer judges. Lots of Mexican craft beer, plenty of German and Belgian brews. They have Orval. I mean how do you not give a place that has Orval 5 stars. They speak Spanish and it is not a place that looks for the gringo market, but if you are staying in Roma and want to pick up some brews, this is the place to hit. There is an awesome, old school pulqueria next door. Again, it's a local haunt, but Mexicans love gringos interested in pulque.

After exploring Polanco a beer stop seemed perfect. The draft beer experience hasn't been great in…read moreCDMX because we get limited kinds of "cerveza de barril" but this not not a critic review. We had two Minerva and Fauna beers in bottle. We were the only two costumers at 5pm (happy hour time).

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.