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.

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

AMAZING - THIS SHOULD BE A "MUST DO" on your list!…read more I've been following Club Tengo Hambre for years - but finally decided we should do it. My friend treated she and I to the Valle de Guadalupe tour for my birthday! We showed up in San Ysidro and was greeted by the amazing "Ana" - if you go, please request her - she's so knowledgeable about the area and an absolute joy to be around all day. We walked across the border (super super easy) and met up with Alejandro (our driver). We stopped by a local taco spot followed by a trip down the coast. You get to see Rosarito and Ensenata before heading up in to the valle! We stopped at two wineries - one family owned (no one there except us) and the other was women owned - both were such a delightful, peaceful experience. The Wine? AH-MAZING!!!!!! Final stop - I won't ruin the end of the movie for you - but let's just say you won't be disappointed. Advice - you can get around with flip flops, etc. They recommend closed toe shoes but sandals (or your favorite wine tasting attire is perfect). Bring a light jacket just in case!

I brought my mom on the Valle De Guadeloupe winery tour when she was visiting for Christmas and it…read morewas one of the best things she has done out of all her visits to San Diego. Violeta did a great job picking every place. Many times the food or drinks on tours are just okay. But we loved the breakfast tacos, the charcuterie board was one of the best I have had, and dinner was great and it had an amazing view of the sunset. The drive down to Valle De Guadalupe was very scenic. i was surprised at the quality of wine in Mexico. I had low expectations but we enjoyed the wines and the wineries in Mexico are very generous with their pours. I would highly recommend this if you have someone visiting or if you want to get a group of friends together to celebrate . Violeta was very knowledgeable and friendly. They also can arrange private tours as well.

Beer was great, service was Great. Good bar food selections, snd close to grand hotel Tijuanaread more

When I'm in the mood of trying new things and having an extensive variety & options I definitely go…read moreto this place, IT'S MY FAVORITE!!!! It's my go to place if I just want to chill and have some beers. When you get there at first from the outside you may question yourself if it's that place but once you go in it's so cool, underground vibes, tables are big and long, if you want to go with your crew it definitely it's a great place to hang and have some drinks. The food is good, mostly appetizers, I've had buffalo wings and the pizza and I liked the Buffalo wings better. If you're from out of town you're going to like it specially because of the variety of beers they have it's amazing. Definitely go check it out!

I came here on a Sunday around 9:30 PM, shortly before they closed at 10 PM. Despite arriving late,…read morewe were seated quickly. The restaurant is a large space with both indoor and outdoor seating, and the atmosphere is really cute and inviting. The service was excellent. Our waiter was attentive and checked on us throughout the meal. He even had a portable charger available for my phone, which was very convenient. What we ordered: *Aguachile Reina: This was delicious and had a little kick to it. If you're sensitive to spice, this might not be the best choice, but for those who enjoy a little spice, it's a great option. *Rock Shrimp: Absolutely phenomenal. This was probably one of my favorites of the night. The flavors were amazing, and the shrimp was cooked perfectly. *Tuna Tartare: Another delicious dish. The portion size was generous, and they bring out chips to enjoy with it. We also enjoyed tequila on the rocks. They have a large liquor and cocktail menu. The food came out in less than 10 minutes, and everything tasted fresh. This is definitely a spot I'd recommend checking out when you're in the area. It's conveniently located just across the border, making it an easy stop for great food, good service, and a fun atmosphere.

I had a great experience at Lion Fish! I was waiting on my dog during a vet appointment nearby, so…read moreI ended up hanging out here for almost four hours, and the staff couldn't have been more accommodating. They never made me feel rushed and were incredibly kind the entire time. The hamachi tostada was absolutely delicious, definitely the highlight of my meal. The shrimp taco was good, but it didn't stand out quite as much as the tostada. Even with a bit of a language barrier, every server and staff member was so friendly, patient, and welcoming. The service really made the experience. I'd definitely come back the next time I'm in Tijuana.

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...

Wow! The interior of the place is so pretty! It's street parking for this spot. Even the outside of…read morethis place, has some colorful walls! Good spots to take pictures for Instagram! Once you go in, you'll notice a large amount of bottles on the wall making a design. Then through the bar area it has some cool designs on the wall! The food was nicely arranged and creative! The server was nice and attentive! Also, they have games to play whenever you are feeling competitive when drinking a beer! I'll definitely will come back to this cool bar! One more thing, they do have a merchandise store on the side of this bar spot!

Las cheve estaba muy rica. Me gusto el ambiente y poder hablar con una de las hermanas que viene…read moresiendo la mera brewer del local. Probé la jamaica blonde y me gusto mucho el sabor único. Tengo que regresar a probar más de las cervezas que tienen de barril. Este lugar viene siendo una de mis favoritas cervecerías en Tijuas.

If you're on Avenida Revolucion in Tijuana and feeling thirsty, you should walk right past the…read moretourist trap bars selling watered down cocktails, domestic beers, and free tequila shots, and come check out Azteca craft brewing instead. Hidden in a little indoor mall is one of the tiniest craft breweries I've seen -- just a window where they serve great craft beer, with a few tables to sit at. We tried a stout and an IPA. Both were very good-- the stout was low ABV but not watery and tasted great, and the IPA was around 7% and was quite hoppy and bitter, a true West Coast style IPA. You won't find tasters, but they serve 12, 16, and 20 ounce pours for between 30 - 45 pesos, depending on the size of the pour. They had an ad on the wall for beer brewing classes, too -- it would be a really cool thing to check out, especially if you're local. Estefany B. is right; the location is hard to find! Here's how to get there: go down the Pasaje Revolucion located at #942 Revolucion, and at the end of the hallway you'll see a little indoor mall. Azteca is on the basement level; there are signs once you get to the back of the Pasaje; Baja Brew Labs is there, as well. Viva la cerveza artesenal!

Can't say enough about this place.... the escargot is so mouthwatering delicious.... the Jamón…read moreSerrano is excellent.... the cheeses, fondue... the white ternero bratwurst..... plenty of goodness... And excellent vibes!!! This place is a must visit.

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.

I was looking for a restaurant to eat that I would not find across the border (in this case in the…read moreUS) and saw this place with no wait time. Don't let the no wait time fool you thinking it is not good. I am not a beer person, but they had so many beer options for you beer lovers. They also had other drinks for those that don't like beer (some cocktails). I ended up trying the the Baja Artesanal Frambuesa Ale just to see if it was more on the fruity side. It was. Now as a person who doesn't like beer it tasted ok as long as you don't try or eat anything else. When the food came and I took a sip of the beer after tasting my food the beer did not taste so good. Now onto the food. OMG! I ordered the hamburger with fries and had no idea how big the burger was. This burger has to be shared with someone. The length and width were bigger than my hand (about 1.5 x my hand). The height ... probably a little less than my hand (I took a picture with my hand for scale, but it came out blurry so I didn't post). Not only was the portion out of this world, but it tasted delish as well. Please note due to the size it does take some time to cook the patty, but def worth the wait! Highly recommend checking this place out. I know if I'm back in the area I definitely will be going back!

We had already ate at Baja terra across the way, but we didn't know this was a beer house !! WTFFFF…read morethe kids had some peanut butter brownie sundays and me and bae fucked with their beer menu... only bad thing is that the beers are all bottled so you can't ask to try it :( you just gotta go with your gut but luckily the ones we got we did enjoy and now makes us want to explore breweries in Tijuana and Baja