Overall a cool little spot to have a drink and enjoy some wings! Ordered the Mexican pizza 5/5 I…read moreasked for caramelized onions and it was the perfect touch! The wings are pretty tasty and their house made ranch is pretty good. Saw a few other patrons there get up from their table and ask for more beer. It was a quiet night with the place only about a third full. We sat at the bar and still had to ask for more beer. Food is good but service def needs some improvement. Will come back and try again.

It's my little secret spot Don't go here ! LoL I Love this…read moreplace ! Good Beer Awesome staff

Muy bien lugar con cerveza deliciosa, buen servicio y buena vista, si andan en Tijuana en avenida…read morerevolución dense una vuelta. I love coming to this brewery right on revolution, the beer is amazing, service is great and there's a very good view of the street. Don't hesitate and check this place out

This is our first stop every time we visit Revolucion. The beers are cold and tasty, the service is…read morefriendly and knowledgeable, and the food is delicious and fresh. I highly recommend the aguachile, but be warned it is spicy AF. The "Orden" is enough to share with a couple folks and the "Tostada" is probably enough for two to try it.

Located inside a parking structure on the 5th floor you'll find this hidden gem. Norte Brewing Co…read more has a beautiful view overlooking the main streets of the city. The customer service was outstanding. Felipe really went above and beyond. He suggested we try the Penthouse (an IPA) and the Escort (a blonde ale), both great choices. Later, he even brought us a free sample of La Burra, a wheat beer that was so tasty. We ordered the fries, which came out perfectly crisp and topped with cheese- simple but delicious. I didn't realize they had a second floor, but we were lucky enough to go up and take some pictures from there. The view up there is definitely worth checking out. The restrooms were very clean, which I always appreciate. Parking: Parking structure is called Foreign Club Parking.

I don't drink but came here and the views were beautiful! Great to grab a beer, sit and enjoy the…read moreview. Side note: you have to go through the parking lot behind the pharmacy and use the elevator to get here. You won't be able to see the entrance from the street.

Cool place centrally located in the plaza. It wasn't very…read morefull. We went during lunch time and had drinks, dogs, and more drinks. Bring your friends and make the best of it. The night life can be a completely different experience.

The food is good so is the service, the ambiance and the place are good in general. I recommend…read morethe stake on the board.

Of all the bars I've hit up in Tijuana, this has been my favorite. The vibe is Puro Harcor!…read more Located inside Plaza Fiesta, it's one of the 1st bars you'll see when entering the plaza. Beer bar only and they have a few drink concoctions as well. Very rock n roll so be sure to wear your leather jacket. Your ass will be a tourist in the beautiful city of Tijuana so your leather fanny pack should suffice. They have several beers on tap. Flights are available. They have bar food but save your appetite for the tacos & hotdog stands right out side. Your Homegirl, Violy

This probably became my favorite dive-bar in la plaza fiesta. It takes me back to the days when I…read moreused to go to shows on every weekend and listen to loud drums, loud guitars, loud singing... and, well just loud punk music. As soon as you enter you can see the artwork all over the walls. Which consists of concert posters, stickers, graffiti art, people's writings, etc. The time I came here they had a corner reserved for the band and in the front there were no chairs, so if you wanted to see the band you'd have to be standing up, which is optimal for this type of thing. When you make your way back to the bar area, you can see the menu is VERY simple, no fancy drinks on sight. They even give you your drink in a red solo cup (so rock and roll) If you're a girl reading this, avoid the restroom unless it's an absolute emergency. There is no privacy and no toilet paper. I'm curious to see how it is without a band playing, will definitive have to make another trip back.

Stopped for lunch: Small micro brew spot with an impressive menu of both beer and food. The service…read morewas spot on and very attentive. Travelers passing by stopped by for a quick money exchange and they were accommodating. Prices were very reasonable and the meals were plentiful. I ordered the house bbq burger and was surprised at the size of meat cut in the burger. I would definitely call this place a safe spot to choose if you're not sure of what to pick in an area with so much choice. At the time I went, 80s music was the theme so that's a win. Before I left which was a late lunch hour, the place started to fill up so I'm guessing this place packs it in during the later hours.

A really funny name for a brewery, but unfortunately really bad beer…read more The one that really stuck out was called something like "Frutos Malagas"(?) We're not sure if it was even beer, but what were are sure of is that it tasted like watered down cough syrup. We tried all of the beers they had on tap at the Plaza Fiesta tasting room which I believe there were 8 of them. A couple were ok, but definitely nothing I'd want to drink a pint of.

Excellent experience here, highly recommend a stop by. I went with my mom and grandmother, who both…read moredon't eat too much and we ordered one tasting menu, a pork dish, and the charred cabbage dish. Everything was awesome, so I'm glad we got the tasting menu to try many of the menu items. At the end, we had enough food that I had breakfast in the morning from the leftovers. The service was excellent, the staff were always on point to change your dishes and utensils at the right pacing, often refolded our napkins without us even noticing, the staff are knowledgeable in helping you choose what to order and importantly preventing you from ordering too much, which we almost did! Our waiter was awesome, I wish we caught his name. The only slight nit is that my water glass wasn't refilled frequently, but everything was already above and beyond my expectations. One tip I would suggest if you are going with a few people is to figure out which dishes are not on the tasting menu so that you can opt to order fewer tasting menu courses and instead order a few dishes not on the tasting menu. So many items stood out, it's hard to keep track. The many seafood dishes were awesome, but I particularly liked the oysters (with amazing added flavor), the scallop dish was excellent, the cucumber (aguachile) sashimi dish was amazing, the grilled cabbage had a delicious sauce of puréed cabbage, great sauce for the fish collar, and the sesame ice cream dessert was layered with awesome flavor and textures! If ordering a la carte, things that caught my eye but didn't live up to expectations were the duck tostada (I expected juicy duck breast, but it was some sort of fillamentous duck preparation). And of course the setting. I loved the communal dining experience as it was fun getting to know and chat with new people. The actual restaurant felt kind of magical...a sort of tribal Tulum vibe in the middle of the desert, with a lot of flame-lit and warm lighting tones. It was super cute to see cats roaming around outside the restaurant...and if you are so fortunate to go at night...the stars are breathtaking given how little light pollution is in the area. I think if you go during sunlight you may be able to walk around their garden a bit as well. Cocktails were good for US standards, average for Mexico standards. Walked out the door ordering 2 entrees, 1 tasting menu, and 1 cocktail paying $200 for 3 people (albeit 2 with smaller stomachs) and enough leftovers for a breakfast for 1 person. I love this place and would absolutely return and recommend!

We visited during one of the hottest weekends of the summer, and unfortunately the experience…read moredidn't live up to its reputation or its price point. Although the setting is attractive, we were seated outdoors with very little ventilation. The main issue was flies throughout the meal, landing on food and drinks, which made dining pretty uncomfortable. While the restaurant appears to aim for eco-friendly practices, the restrooms had a strong odor and did not feel well maintained. Service was another disappointment. Despite the busy atmosphere, the attention level felt mediocre. Ultimately, while the location has potential, the food quality and wine pairings did not feel aligned with the premium pricing. I'd recommend considering other local spots that offer a stronger overall dining experience

Very good burgers and sides, flavor in every bite. Service is quick and friendly…read more Laid back ambiance.

We slowly cruised by, looked at each other and decided to jump in for a few drinks. Though they…read morereally embrace the Mexico beer world, I'm a cocktail guy and it was nice that they offered liquor to compliment the local brews. Well, I wish I would have read Estefany's review from 2014 where she describes the amazing burger that she tried and reluctantly shared with others. She made it sound awesome and it in turn made me really hungry for a delicious burger. I'll wait until next time, I suppose. Until then, El Local serves as a great little place in the plaza to grab a quick drink and settle in for a few while you pick your next destination. Hell, this may be the only destination next time.