AVOID THIS BAD AT ALLLLLLLL COSTS! AND THIS IS. NOT A GAY BAR!!…read more We came on a Friday night, and after we entered the waiters obviously work on tips, because 2 of them fought over where we sat when we arrived. We wanted to sit against the wall, so we grabbed 2 of the 4 chairs from a nearby table and got comfy. The "winning" waiter quickly came over to tell us that "chairs are for tables & not for walls". Okay. Wtf. Fine. So we sat at the table. Literally every 5 minutes the waiter came over to give up 2 thumbs up, apparently to see how we were doing. We were clearly still working on our drinks, and both of our drinks were more than half full. As our drinks began to go down and there were maybe three sips left, the waiter came over to advise us that he needs our table because someone else is ordering a bottle and they want to sit down. I'm like, well, they can wait like we did and everyone else too. You don't tell patrons to leave because they want o sit there. He didn't know we were going to order more drinks. In fact, there was a single guy behind us drinking a Cosmo with less than one sip left & the guy didn't say shit to him. My friend is very passive. I, however am not. And although he claimed not to speak English, I know damn well that he understood what I said to him. Mostly because when he asked my friend if he would like to leave a tip, and I very quickly yelled, "NO!" And he didn't. Also, this poor schmuck needed a calculator to add $80 + $80. Poor stupid thing. Then as we're leaving, we see it's just 2 people at our table. A straight couple. So what this ass did was move a gay couple so that he could sit a straight couple. Had he allowed us to use the stools at the wall in the first place, the straights could've had their table, us at the wall, and we would've stayed and spent more money! Look, this is CLEARLY NOT a gay bar, and they are NOT cool with gay couples. There were DEFINITELY more females than males here, & no, it wasn't "lesbian night", and the owner claims in another post. You fought to have us sit in your section, only to kick us out because we aren't ordering drink after drink after drink. OR because a straight couple is more desirable for you? I didn't feel comfortable here. The bar doesn't belong in Zona Rosa, and I will NOT return. I highly suggest you don't waste your time either.

This places ripped me off!! They charged me full cover at the door, but they wouldn't let me go…read moreupstairs to the bar! They took me downstairs to this little room with a little bar and no one was there, and they wouldn't allow me to go upstairs! If you are going to charge someone full price at the door, they should have full access to the club! What a rip off!!!!

When I came in drinks were ten pesos each (.52¢) from 6-9 pm unfortunately as with most gay bars…read morethere's cliques of people and they tend not to be nice. Which is shocking considering Mexicans are very polite. As for the bar tenders they did their job, music was amazing and the rest rooms were sparkling clean. The doorman was the nicest of them all though. MOs of the crowd seemed to be in their mid-20's.

The club is fun, mixed ages, on the leather/Levi side. Drinks are great prices are good men are HOTread more

Drrama By 42 was our favorite bar in Mexico City's gayborhood. It's the newest gay bar on the…read morestrip, with no cover and usually no long line. Drrama was the only place we kept coming back to each night. The interior is a bit industrial rustic hip. The DJ spun pop heavy flavors, and the were many good looking 20 to 40-something year old guys. It's not an afterwork bar, but on weekends is packed to the rafters after 9 pm. Luckily my fav and cute cocktail waiter got our drinks faster than if we had pushed our way to the bar counter. He even gave us a "reserved" table the next night. Drinks are reasonably priced and cheap compared to US. No Drrama and loads of fun and eye candy!

Been to this bar numerous times and it was always my favorite. Went to CDMX on 6/26/2022 and the…read morebuilding is literally gone. Not sure what happened to it but you can consider this location closed.

Cash only for cover, which is annoying but common in Mexico City. Multilevels . First floor has a…read more"hot" bar which is fun. Then have the dance area upstairs, music is good. Drinks are average price for the area, affordable.

Total tourist trap. Me and my partner were walking around the area and thought this looked like a…read morenice place. We had two rounds of vodka sodas and were told they only accept cash... and then the total came out to $1400 pesos for four drinks (350 each). This was outrageous and we knew it, but honestly, our Spanish wasn't good enough to dispute. I asked why it cost so much and the guy said it was high quality vodka and it comes with a high price. Total BS. Avoid this place if you can. I agree with other reviews I read too late: ask the price up front and check out other nearby bars before going to this spot.

This review isn't about the staff -- it's about the business practices…read more I was encouraged to come in by a woman outside. She was polite, but no drink prices were disclosed upfront. Yes, I should've asked, and that's on me. But being charged 200 pesos for a margarita is wildly overpriced for the area, especially when nearby bars are charging half that. What really stood out is that this place was completely empty, while the two bars directly across the street were packed. After this experience, I understand why. As someone who speaks the language, I knew exactly what I was being charged. I still paid because, honestly, I felt uncomfortable and a bit bad -- small bar, no customers, struggling vibe. But that feeling of pity shouldn't be what gets customers in the door. Targeting foreigners or relying on unclear pricing might bring in quick money, but it hurts your business long-term. Travelers talk. Reviews add up. And eventually people stop walking in -- which seems to already be happening. If you come here, ask for prices before ordering. Better yet, take a few steps to one of the nearby bars where prices are clear, fair, and the atmosphere speaks for itself.

It was my first time visiting So.do.me and it was generally a good experience. When you get…read moreinside, you have to give up your phone and pay for your entrance. You are then given "small" or "large" sandals, an apron, a towel, and keys for your locker. My friends and I just wanted a night to relax after walking around all day. We mainly sat in the hot tub area with the bar. In this area, there was also a go-go in a secluded shower dancing away to the music. When you order from the bar, it's open bar style but everything gets charged to your locker number. The Guys were really nice, and very nicely sculpted. Some of them said the best time to come is Thursday nights, but we were there very early on a Sunday morning and it was also pretty busy. The next time I'm in town, I'd love to give it another try.

an amazing place. clean, well run and fun. not closed as reported earlier…read more plenty to do with steam, sauna, jacuzzi and dark spaces. some nights busier than others, but still adventure.

This is a cool very hole in the wall place. Staff is friendly and always on it. Nice to enjoy a…read morecold caguama and maybe even try some of their food. Prices are very reasonable . I recommend this place

This place is a "Hole in the Wall" in the best way. Fresh, delicious food at a very reasonable…read moreprice. The servers are attentive and friendly, without being intrusive. The beer is cold. The tunes bring back memories. My favorite place to eat in CDMX!

It's a popular dance bar located in the zona rosa in Mexico City that caters to the gay bears and…read moreadmirers crowd Friendly staff, small place when you compare them to other places but good music. It can get packed but that's pretty much anywhere in popular places in the city.

Every time I asked people about this bar, I've never really head raving reviews about it. I really…read morewanted to experience it for myself, but when I got here one of the nights for pride, we waited in line for more than 2 hours. By the time we got to about 10 people from the front door, a group of about 10 guys were let in before people who waited in the line. It was a bit of a turn off, and so I left the line and ended up at Blow instead. I do hope that there can be a better structure or formalities on how people who may have access to getting in without waiting versus those of us who waited in line. It's a shame because this is the one bar I really wanted to visit since it caters to my community. I will try again the next time I am in town.

Was charged 300 pesos for no entertainment and nobody there. There were 8 bartenders there that…read morewere unwelcoming. One was on his phone ignoring us. And when we went up a flight of stairs to explore the place another bartender met us with hostility. It appears that Americans may not be well-received in this establishment

Fantastic! No queda mas que decir. Muy divertido y buen ambiente! Pasamos una buena noche con…read morechicos amistosos.