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Cool brewery in a hip hood, the beer was good, the BA stout really stood out for me, the Helles was average. I had really good service during the busy Saturday night, my waitress had an infectious demeanor, really nice and smiley, even though my Spanish is poor. The brewery itself was designed pretty cool & the vibe was good. I almost came back for a second time....
Love the open plan brewery vibe. Service was super quick and the waiter gave me some beer pointers. I love Weiss beer, so I tried the Berliner, it was ok, guava flavored, I didn't really care for it, 5/10. I ordered the Tocsi Pop for my daughter since she doesn't like beer I thought something fruity would do the trick-way too fruity 3/10. My husband lived his hazy IPA-Quetzalcoatl, 10/10, and our friend had the Tu perro esta ladrando, and gave it 10/10.
We always seek out craft beer and new breweries when we travel and we were happy to find this place. Beautiful design, great service, a lot of the beers are so so.. a few were good. They offer food as well but we didn't try any and there is also a BBQ joint in the same building.
Amazing place. With a very good selection of beer. Service was great and ambiance very chill. IPAs very low alcohol. Nice spot!
My friend said it felt like we were in the states. He wasn't wrong. I had the beer sampler and they were good, but not great. American craft beer is more my preference. The food was good. I didn't have anything exotic for dinner, just some chicken wings. Definitely cool place to check out for Mexican craft beer and food.
This is a beautiful spot--spacious brewery with a ton of second floor seating. They serve an impressively varied draft list and have a small menu of snacks and tacos as well. Think they also feature guest pop-up food stands, but perhaps just on weekends--not when we visited. Major kudos for that varied and adventurous beer list. I tried a dark saison, a red ale and a white stout. They do have some more traditional IPAs, lagers, and stouts as well, of course. There were hits and misses, but honestly, I'd prefer wild swings and efforts than a menu of 12 IPAs and a stout. If they start to refine some of their offerings, could potentially be a special brewery. Non pop-up wise, the ser food options are as you'd expect--small plates/sides that provided nice snacks to go with the beer. Guacamole was tasty--heavy on the chapulines, so beware if bugs gross you out--and queso bowl was great as well. I'd guess your money might vary depending on the beer styles you like or choose, but if you're a craft beer kind of person, it's a rare spot down here and well worth giving a shot.
Fun vibe and okay beer. Hazy I had was decent and the only one on the list with any real quality in terms of body. Almost all are low on ABV which being used to the American craft beer scene, is disappointing. Service wasn't great. Despite not even wanting a second beer, I sat chatting with an empty glass for 20 minutes without anyone asking if I'd like another. Seems like the space has a lot of potential. Prices average for craft beer in Mexico, however keep in mind they are 12oz pours.
This brewery is a must when visiting CDMX. They have an amazing HAZY called Mexico 70, the food is great, staff is very welcoming and the brewery decor is on point.
Beer was really good! Big place with lots of space, atmosphere was nice. Staff was friendly!
I hope Yelp can figure out how a member who is traveling abroad can add a location whose address is not formatted US-style. This place is the first brewery I have come across in trendy Roma-Condesa. I am excited to share this review This place is new, their IPAs are good for what intake to be a new brewery. The IPAs include Experimental, Brut, and Sessions. The large space features a wall of windows in the front and a suspended piano in the middle. ("Falling" Piano is certainly a more dramatic name..) I think it is well worth a stop especially if you like craft beers and a Denver-like brew-pub setting. English menu available.
5 months ago
Fun atmosphere, good beer selection, the food ain't shabby and yes, a piano suspended from the ceiling. Ok, ok so it appears to be a recreated, lighter "piano" facsimile but for aesthetics, it plays fine. They have about 20 or so beer options on the menu, full bar and an array of pub food. If you're here, it's mostly for the beer and the food is kind of an afterthought but we had the bacon cheese fries and had no complaints. Beer wise, I had a stout and a Scottish ale. Both were quite tasty and had a high enough ABV (around 8) to put a little wobble in my step. Friendly and prompt service (there's a button on the table that you push whenever you need something), fun vibe and it's located in a hipster-ish part of town. Swing in for a cerveza! read more
10 months ago
Quite an attractive, hip brewery with massive floor plan spanning from the downstairs brewing area (and restrooms) to upstairs dining mezzanine. The key figure of the brewhouse and pub is the "falling piano", which is front and center to the space. Cool factor aside, the beer was enjoyable enough with SO much to choose from whether it be on draft or in cans. Food menu is your typical pub fare. IN LOVE with the ultra premium "DEHYDRATED BEEF HEART OR TRACHEA" on the dog menu. The addition of the call buttons situated at each space was quite clever. Service was definitely on point. The environment and upbeat atmosphere were certainly not lacking, but kinda missed the casual wandering element of a typical brewery. Consume Chela! read more
1 year ago
Cool brewery in a hip hood, the beer was good, the BA stout really stood out for me, the Helles was average. I had really good service during the busy Saturday night, my waitress had an infectious demeanor, really nice and smiley, even though my Spanish is poor. The brewery itself was designed pretty cool & the vibe was good. I almost came back for a second time.... read more
3 years ago
Love the open plan brewery vibe. Service was super quick and the waiter gave me some beer pointers. I love Weiss beer, so I tried the Berliner, it was ok, guava flavored, I didn't really care for it, 5/10. I ordered the Tocsi Pop for my daughter since she doesn't like beer I thought something fruity would do the trick-way too fruity 3/10. My husband lived his hazy IPA-Quetzalcoatl, 10/10, and our friend had the Tu perro esta ladrando, and gave it 10/10. read more
We always seek out craft beer and new breweries when we travel and we were happy to find this place. Beautiful design, great service, a lot of the beers are so so.. a few were good. They offer food as well but we didn't try any and there is also a BBQ joint in the same building. read more
3 years ago
Amazing place. With a very good selection of beer. Service was great and ambiance very chill. IPAs very low alcohol. Nice spot! read more
My friend said it felt like we were in the states. He wasn't wrong. I had the beer sampler and they were good, but not great. American craft beer is more my preference. The food was good. I didn't have anything exotic for dinner, just some chicken wings. Definitely cool place to check out for Mexican craft beer and food. read more
This is a beautiful spot--spacious brewery with a ton of second floor seating. They serve an impressively varied draft list and have a small menu of snacks and tacos as well. Think they also feature guest pop-up food stands, but perhaps just on weekends--not when we visited. Major kudos for that varied and adventurous beer list. I tried a dark saison, a red ale and a white stout. They do have some more traditional IPAs, lagers, and stouts as well, of course. There were hits and misses, but honestly, I'd prefer wild swings and efforts than a menu of 12 IPAs and a stout. If they start to refine some of their offerings, could potentially be a special brewery. Non pop-up wise, the ser food options are as you'd expect--small plates/sides that provided nice snacks to go with the beer. Guacamole was tasty--heavy on the chapulines, so beware if bugs gross you out--and queso bowl was great as well. I'd guess your money might vary depending on the beer styles you like or choose, but if you're a craft beer kind of person, it's a rare spot down here and well worth giving a shot. read more
3 years ago
Fun vibe and okay beer. Hazy I had was decent and the only one on the list with any real quality in terms of body. Almost all are low on ABV which being used to the American craft beer scene, is disappointing. Service wasn't great. Despite not even wanting a second beer, I sat chatting with an empty glass for 20 minutes without anyone asking if I'd like another. Seems like the space has a lot of potential. Prices average for craft beer in Mexico, however keep in mind they are 12oz pours. read more
4 years ago
This brewery is a must when visiting CDMX. They have an amazing HAZY called Mexico 70, the food is great, staff is very welcoming and the brewery decor is on point. read more
4 years ago
Beer was really good! Big place with lots of space, atmosphere was nice. Staff was friendly! read more
I hope Yelp can figure out how a member who is traveling abroad can add a location whose address is not formatted US-style. This place is the first brewery I have come across in trendy Roma-Condesa. I am excited to share this review This place is new, their IPAs are good for what intake to be a new brewery. The IPAs include Experimental, Brut, and Sessions. The large space features a wall of windows in the front and a suspended piano in the middle. ("Falling" Piano is certainly a more dramatic name..) I think it is well worth a stop especially if you like craft beers and a Denver-like brew-pub setting. English menu available. read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
The beer was ok. A lot of the ones we wanted to try weren't available. The ones we tried tasted really watered down. read more
4 years ago
