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.

Stopped in here for a brief pre-dinner drink. The ambiance is really nice and the service is…read morefriendly. The bar area is stunning with plenty of seating. There was no live music when I was there but I did see a stage presumably for that purpose. Prices are decent, domestic beers in the $60-70 pesos range. Lots of tapas on the menu as well but I didn't partake in any food. Bathrooms were clean and spacious. They take Apple Pay which is a nice convenience (I lost my card). They were very accommodating about this. English-friendly too if it matters. I heard lots of English being spoken among the patrons and the staff was all fluent.

Come for the drinks and stay for the Karaoke. We arrived early on a Friday evening but the place…read morestarted to fill up around 8pm when the DJ showed up and started in on some good tunes. Nice crowd, great music, spot on service. Stop by if you get a chance and sing a song for the crowd.

Most relaxed place to have a drink and let the time pass. Great kind service more Cantina's should…read morebe like this.

I love coming here for the salsa classes earlier in the night. They're a little fast paced for…read morebeginners and watch out if you don't speak Spanish but for me? Amazing! It's a decently large class filled with lots of different people so it's easy to make friends with others and laugh along the way. After the class the band is ALWAYS amazing. Tons of people drinking, eating, and dancing. If you're a girl, be prepared to get asked to dance by a host of different fellas. Im in my 20s and danced with a couple of men who had to be in their 70s !! Overall, great place to go to meet new people and dance the night away.

Fun if you are HERE to dance salsa all night, but not really for much else…read more Cover is a little steep for what you get, and seating is extremely limited - be prepared to be shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers the whole night. Food and drinks are priced pretty typically for Roma, so nothing crazy there. The crowd is mostly regulars who just come to dance. When I went there were no dance classes or instructors, so if you're a beginner expecting a lesson, don't count on it. If you love salsa and want to dance non-stop, you'll have a great time. If you want to sit, chat, and have drinks, this probably isn't the spot for you.

Not easy to find, but a lot of fun when you do!…read more One of my favorites spots, among many, in the heart of Polanco.

Jules bar is advertised as a hidden speakeasy in Polanco that is located underneath a taqueria. The…read morebar is tourist friendly and cocktails are reasonably priced. Come early as there is usually a line before entering the bar. Atmosphere: to enter into the bar, you have to go downstairs through a refrigerator. In contrast to the bright colors of the taqueria upstairs, Jules was adorned with leathered walls, studded ceilings, and skeletons as table centerpieces. While trendy, it did come off as a little cheesy. Nonetheless, decor did reflect the vibe it was going for. There was limited seating, so if you have a large party would recommend going there early if you have a big party. Later in the night, there is a DJ who plays techno/dance music tends to draw in large crowds of people. Brings in a mixed crowd. Service: Service at the beginning of the night was good, although servers were less attentive as the night got later and more people were entering the bar. Cocktails: The bar offers a good variety of drinks and cocktails--which I can see why people would want to go back to Jules again. My group of friends and I tried about 8 different cocktails and the only one I enjoyed was the Low Key. The Low Key is comparable to a whiskey soul with mezcal garnished with tamarind candy. I did not care much for the other drinks, as some of them were overly sugary.

Dark, vibey, sexy little "speakeasy." We went on a Sunday so it was really slow and quiet. The…read moremusic was good, not too loud. But the drinks were the STAR! I can't remember the name of my drink, but it had vanilla and grapefruit and LET ME TELL YOU it was probably the most delicious drink I've had. Mind you, they are not heavy handed. We all had 2 drinks each after already having drinks during dinner and - it drank like juice. We didn't stay too long either, but it was a nice chill place.

Mexico City is known for their world renowned bars, so we stopped by this Tokyo themed music bar in…read morea Japanese corner of Juarez, CDMX. I don't know if I'm just getting old and out of touch, but I didn't feel this bar. Music was loudly bumping 80s style beats, didn't enjoy the flavors of the drinks we ordered, and the dark ambiance felt like I was drinking in the closet. Didn't really get Tokyo vibes on the night we went. We were in and out in under 30 minutes.

Wow, what a night…read more Came to Casa Franca on a Wednesday for the live music. Showed up 45 min early and scored the center table right up front. Best seats in the house. The band was incredible. Harmonica player stole the show, and tons of local musicians were sitting in because it was midweek. So fun. Packed at 10pm, break around 11:15, then filled right back up. So you can roll in late and still get a great set. Drinks? Fine. You're not here for drinks. You're here for the music, and the music delivered. Stayed for the apfelstrudel after the show and it was honestly really good. Five stars. Go for the music.

A great bar with great cocktails and great music. The music area is intimate and the music is…read morefantastic! You can also have dinner here.

Drinks only: the bar is located on the top floor of the hotel. The hotel is very hipster and…read moreeccentric. The decor is very cool. We sat up at the top bar... it was hot. But cooled down. There's one bartender that spoke English and we were able to tell him what we liked. He made me a traditional mezcal sour and I loved it. I normally don't like mezcal but this reminded me of a whiskey sour because the mezcal smokiness taste. Couldn't read any other menu items sadly. Craft cocktails at its best!

I went with my friend, this place invited him over since he is an influencer, i think food was…read morepretty good, drinks were amazing, service was a little bit slow, but you should try and take some cute pictures

Visited the St Regis for a drink. Came across King Cole Bar. What a lovely setting to wait while…read morethe sunsets. Open area third floor patio. Views of the strip and all of the Mexico City life without having to be in it. Our party must have stayed there for nearly three hours. Talking, enjoying the music, loving the snacks and toasting the drinks. It's no rooftop loud music hag out spot. It's just a really chill sophisticated way to kill some time and enjoy the city.

My partner and I weren't staying at the St. Regis, however we were taking in the sites from the Dia…read morede Los Muertos festivities and needed a drink and a break from all the walking. Got in Yelp and someone had recommended this bar. Semi-rooftop bar on the 3rd floor. Beautifully lit and the staff was welcoming the minute we stepped in. As we sat down, the bartender greeted us warmly. Made suggestions and we decided to have the Black Manhattan. He made it with such precision. Took pride in his work. Loved it. They do also offer outdoor seating if you want to have lunch. We sat at the bar and had a delicious guacamole. Check it out. Whether you're staying there or not!! Also first floor has a great frozen yogurt shop.