If you are seeking to taste many high quality Mezcals in a cool, funky setting then this is a great…read moreoption. We arrived at 6, but doors didn't open until about 7. Our goal was to score spots at the small bar. This place is small overall and if you want to have the tasting experience I suggest trying for a spot at the bar top. We spent some time at the small restaurant next door and enjoyed some great tacos and a quesadilla while we waited. The server let us know as soon as the bar opened and we dashed over to get our spots. We had a fluent Spanish speaker with us, so that was a huge help. Their Mezcal selection is organized by region and they were happy to consult on our preferences. Shots were generous and served with fresh orange slices, sometimes seasoned with a spice blend. We also sampled an ague fresca with ginger and tamarind that was great with the spirits. Music selection was crazy, obscure Japanese goth music maybe? It somehow went perfectly with the vibe of the place.

I'm writing specifically about the little restaurant next door, attached, that is run by the…read moreBósforo Mezcaleria people: It is superb and I highly recommend it. My friends and I had to be somewhere so didn't get a chance to hang out in the actual bar but I did stick my head inside and it looks great. I'll come back for that next time.

We came back to Mexico City for the second time and made it a point to come here for the cocktails…read more Manuel knows what he is doing and slings phenomenal drinks. They are well worth the trip. Sit down at the bar and order a traditional Daiquiri. You'll be glad you did!

An incredible restaurant serving some of the best Yucatan food. The staff are incredibly friendly…read moreand they have many different options. My friend and I decided to order multiple small plates to enjoy all the different tastes. We really enjoyed the Quesadilla de Chaya, the tortilla made from Chaya, a leafy bush filled with nutrition and the Pescadilla. The Tortitas de Platáno Macho y Frijol (fried plantain cakes) and the Marquesitas Yucatecas, a classic dessert, were also good, but since I'm not a fan of cheese, these weren't as good in my opinion. It has a nice setting with an open space, plenty of TVs to watch sports, and fun coatracks by each table.

Cool environment and had a majority of locals hanging around here. The drinks were more of the…read moreaperitif variety so while we didn't get food when we were here, I'd recommend picking something from the menu. Our waiter did seem a little surprised we didn't so maybe we ought to have . Second in my line of bars where I felt like the emphasis was less on a heavy hand but more on the light delicate notes that encourage you to sit and talk around a bit more with the homies.

I really liked the mezcal drinks and the espadín. I had an amazing time and the service was good.read more

El Aserrín - Just Okay…read more Stopped by El Aserrín for a quick drink. The place has a cool vibe, but the service was just okay. The bartender seemed tired or maybe just over it--definitely not in the mood for small talk. Drinks were decent, but nothing memorable. It's an okay spot if you're nearby, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

This place was awesome, I don't understand the low reviews. Awesome pulque, friendly and helpful…read morestaff, old music videos on the screen. This reminded me of the kind of dive bars we look for up north.

We arrived late at the nearby St. Regis, and decided to dine here…read more Sitting on the sidewalk, we had various drinks and a steady stream of appetizers. Everything was great. The prices are pretty reasonable. Even on a Thursday night, it's popular and busy. Relaxed atmosphere. Recommended!

While the food was absolutely delicious, the overall experience was tainted by incredibly poor…read moreservice. We arrived without a reservation and had no issue waiting for a table if necessary. They were able to seat us at the bar rather quickly, which was great. We were seated for quite some time before anyone came to take our order. Eventually we ordered with one of the bartenders who then passed our order along to a server. My food came out first and we figured my husband's was soon to follow. Multiple employees checked to see if we had everything we needed and each time my husband let them know he was missing his food. Finally after about 30 minutes and me being completely done with my food, his plate came out. Maybe with a prior reservation, the experience would be more positive. The restaurant is nice and has a clean and inviting atmosphere. But sadly, we just can't overlook the poor service we experienced.

An inside patio with lots of plants, low lights, open-eclectic concept, small tables, skilled…read morebartenders, easy to digest menu= perfect place for dating! We sat at the bar since all the tables were taken. This fact gave me the chance to notice the amazing technique the bartenders have. If you are in la Roma, stop by, have a cocktail and a tapa, and keep bar hopping.

So I've been in Mexico City for about a month and noticed that Yelp is not very accurate and is…read moreapparently not used much. We visited this place on a Sunday afternoon but it is no longer called Aurora and there is no sign out front. It is now called Ajeno. Good DJ and service and drinks were great.

You want Mexican tequila?!…read more Then you need to come here and listen to your stomach and thirst for tequila. The service is authentic. The food is good and the food taste great after shots of tequila. Mexican city vibes... Viva Mexican cabrón!

This was our last dinner in México City and it was a recommendation from a local, so we had to…read morefollow it. The vibes were on, the music was LOUD, and the drinks were delicious. I had a torta and the portions were massive. I thought I had a big appetite, but could barely finish half of my sandwich. I did wish that the band member with a trumpet didn't jump scare my friend, I tried to warn her, but it was too loud for her to hear me from across the table. I'd definitely come back, maybe with earplugs. It's definitely a party!

El Graffito Coyoacan is a nice chill bar to grab a beer with friends!…read more Location: This bar is located close to the center of Coyoacan, and is near some of the main plazas and restaurants in the area. It is also super close to one of the main highways, so you can catch an uber/taxi pretty quickly from here. Service: The service at this location was excellent! The waiter that helped us explain to us their menu and all of the different mezcal infusions that they have. Food/Drink: They have a pretty wide variety of tequilas and mezcales, but I don't think they have "the best". Everything they have is a little bit more on the low scale end of things, but at really affordable prices. As for food, is your typical bar food with not much of the ordinary. Again, this is a great place to just grab a beer with friends.

Nothing special but the food was good! I ordered the pastor pita and an order of guacamole…read more Everything was average but good for the price point.