Fun dive bar with a talkative clientele. Don't expect to sit at the bar as there are no seats…read more Tables around the side are quiet and relaxed. Cheap beer and friendly company. Helps enormously to speak spanish and come ready to talk shit.

A cute little cantina with awesome old school photos of the towns baseball teams…read more If you speak Spanish you can strike up a pretty funny conversation with some locals. If not, grab a beer and check out the photos and nibble on the little snacks the barkeeper will bring you. This place is as traditional as it gets, the swinging bar doors make my day.

A roof top bar with descent views, good drinks and good food. it's very cheap with combo meals at…read more$55 pesos (currently 19 pesos to $1 usd) and a glass of pulque is is about 25 pesos. They also have bottle beers (the typical Victoria and Corona). They serve natural flavor pulque and a flavored one which apparently changes daily. So one dat we had the strawberry one and the next day we had a nutty one, both were good. The combo meal our group all ordered was good which included sausage, carne asada, a fajita mix, beans and tortilla. The food was good but unfortunately took a very long time to prepared. This isn't a very big place but its definitely cute so if you can snag a table then grab some drinks and have a great time here!

This is a great cantina. Everybody is extremely nice and helpful. The crowd is mixed and friendly…read moretoo. The cocktails are strong and there are several local Mezcals to try. The owner is very nice even if he has poor taste in hockey teams and Susanna the manager excellent. I am moving here permanently in September and can't wait to see how this place rocks when the current craziness is behind us.

Visited this bar a couple of times in 2006. Then it seemed more of a crusty locals bar, despite…read moreit's location in the historical district. Now I understand it is frequented more by a younger, maybe even college crowd. The folks I met were very friendly and eager to describe the place, supposedly named for a mine fire. Many of the bar's clients at that time were local miners. In 2006 I'm not sure whether it was suitable for ladies. I will definitely go in there again. Also near Mercado Hildago there is a bar called the "Ladies Bar" which I liked, and another miner's bar on the Paseo Embaradoras; both which seemed to be locals bars. No bands or anything, just a bunch of us old farts sitting and drinking. I'm 64, so take that into consideration. El Incendio is in a safe area not to far from el jardin.

After a day of searching for a place to watch some nfl Payoffs and it was looking like Bar Luna ,…read moreswanky , until i Found this place down the road form my hotel, It's upstairs and fairly big place with sports memorabilia around. They were advertising a soccer game and one was on when I came up. There's like four bigger TVs on the walls .. asked staff for nfl game and she put on easily for me on big screen. Like most sports bars these days still have normal tunes going, which is fine game would be in Spanish anyway. Cold beers, some huge pitcher keg thing for you and friends! friendly service.. free snacks :)!

I really enjoy this dive bar - it's a lot of fun. It's a complete local hotspot with no hangupsread more

Great cantina! Don't let the outside fool you…read more It's hip, super clean, great variety of tequilas and mezcal. Great music. Jute box and docking station for those who wish to choose their own music. Very "alegre" place. :). We went here two nights in a row.

Love the atmosphere and the tequila ! Bartender and staff we very attentive and quick ! Music was…read moregreat and just loved the all around vibe of the place. I hope to go back someday soon !!!