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    Hanky Panky

    4.0 (168 reviews)
    ModerateCocktail Bars
    Open 6:30 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Catherine M.

    Waited a hot minute to get in but it was so worth it. We were a larger party so it made sense. Service was great and they had a lot of unique cocktails. There was also food in the front outside while you wait which was nice.

    Mezcal Old Fashioned
    Ruth R.

    My second time here and it was once again a great experience. Took my brother here and we were only going to have a couple of drinks and it turned into 5. We had a reservation and they sat us at a table with other people but our server was kind enough to move us to the bar where I like sitting, because I love interacting with the bartender. I didn't order drinks from the menu, instead I asked the bartender to make me my favorite cocktails. Had a mezcal old fashioned, an espresso martini with Gin, a Carajillo, then I asked bartender to surprise me with a drink that had mezcal and it was fantastic! Drinks are amazing! Staff is amazing! I'll be coming back every time I visit CDMX!

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    Kayla N.

    Even before arriving in MX, we had been hearing about Hanky Panky so I had made sure we had reservations for while we were there (I suggest texting via WhatsApp)! My friends who had been in the city for a couple of weeks already hadn't had a chance to go yet either so it made it even more of an exciting experience. We arrived for our reservation and were a bit confused on where it was as its a true hidden speakeasy but that makes it even cooler. We were brought in through the hidden entrance and sat at a great little booth. They have a sexy interior and everything is decorated very well. Our server walked us through the cocktail options/ experience and helped us decide on our cocktails for the first round. Every cocktail we tried through the night was unique, enjoyable and well crafted BUT I will also note that they are very weak in their strength which meant you could drink / spend a ton without feeling much. All in all, this is a great place to pop in to try and to add to your list for while in Mexico City!

    Brianna R.

    Absolute gem worth visiting next time you're in CDMX. Speak easy vibes start right at the beginning when you arrive and have no idea what you're looking for or where you're at. The outside is just a bare bones storefront that also serves as a waiting area. We arrived with a reservation during a rush and got one of the best seats in the house, which are the seats on the side of the bar. Inside vibes are dark, intimate, and lounge-like. The place seats maybe about 15 people. Stayed long enough to see a few rushes come through and try a handful of their different cocktails. The flavors are very unique and you will likely need them to explain the flavor profiles to get a better idea of what you're ordering. I always love ordering dealers choice, which was their spin on a Negroni (which I mentioned was my go to cocktail). Who doesn't love a man who listens!?! Lol. We tried the sandwich with truffle mushrooms and I could've ordered one to go it was so good! If you're looking for classic speak easy vibes don't skip this one and make a reso in advance.

    Brooke M.

    Loved this bar! Here's why: - Even on a busy Friday night (with no reservation), we only waited about 30-45 mins to get in. - Waiting is a breeze. Grab a seat at the huge table, buy a beer and chill in the "taco shop" - Bartenders were friendly, engaging, and super talented. - We tried 4 drinks and all were top notch. - Loved the ambiance. Super comfy bar seats, cozy vibes, fun environment all around. - We sat at the bar (there were two of us), but there are booths and a small side room with a curtain enclosure which would be perfect for groups - The real speakeasy vibes come from the contrast of the front compared to the interior, plus the entry and exit. Go and enjoy!

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    Jose F.

    Hanky Panky CDMX The Global Cocktail Passport Hidden Behind a Taquería Tucked inconspicuously behind a humble street-side taco stand, Hanky Panky in Mexico City might be the purest embodiment of what a speakeasy should feel like mysterious, transportive, and unapologetically devoted to craft. One moment you're weaving between sizzling trompos and neon salsa bottles, and the next, you're slipping through a discreet back door into a dimly lit, velvet-lined portal that seems to exist outside of time and geography. The Entrance - A Magic Trick of Contrasts The experience begins on an unassuming street in Colonia Juárez, where locals queue for tacos al pastor. There's no sign, no doorman just a knowing nod that grants entry through the back of a taco vendor's kitchen. Cross that threshold, and the world shifts: low jazz hums, amber lighting kisses the bottles, and the faint smell of citrus and smoke tells you you've arrived somewhere special. The Bar - A World Tour in a Coupe Glass Each cocktail at Hanky Panky tells a story a liquid postcard from a different corner of the world. The menu is a curated journey, with creations inspired by Brazil, Peru, Singapore, Japan, and Italy, each conceived by a guest bartender or visiting mixologist. Expect drinks that push boundaries yet remain grounded in balance and intention. The Vibe - Glamour with a Pulse There's an undeniable old-world charm here all mirrored ceilings, plush booths, and candlelit intimacy yet it never feels pretentious. Bartenders speak the language of global mixology with precision and warmth, often stepping from behind the bar to explain the origin of your drink or the story behind a visiting guest collaboration. It's that hospitality personal yet elevated that defines Hanky Panky's magic. The Exit - Back Through the Looking Glass When you finally leave, it's through another door this time, disguised as a beer cooler stocked with bottles of Morelos. The surreal exit snaps you back into Mexico City's vibrant chaos, like waking from a dream with mezcal still lingering on your lips. Final Verdict (5/5) Hanky Panky isn't just a bar it's an experience. A place where the art of mixology meets the theater of mystery. Perfect for those who crave sophistication wrapped in secrecy, and cocktails that carry a passport stamp in every sip.

    Erin J.

    What an absolute delight. When you think of speakeasy, this is what I think of. When you get there, you think, the address says I'm here, but what? And you'll probably wander around for a few minutes thinking your GPS has steered you wrong until someone takes pity on you and says, here, what you're looking for is here. And it's a ... taco stand? But you'll give your name to the host/ess and wait for a few moments and then you'll be taken through a door and transported to a cozy spot that is Hanky Panky. The vibes of this place are laid back and casual. We enjoyed it the most of the handful of bars were visited in CDMX. The bartender we had was fun and interactive. The drinks (both alcohol and non-alcohol) were fantastic. What I loved about Hanky Panky is several of their cocktails they will make an NA version versus just a completely different menu. As someone who doesn't drink alcohol, sometimes I see cocktails and really wish I could try them, but can't. This was a wonderful way to do that. Strongly recommend making a reservation. Enjoy!

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    Shayal N.

    This is a true speakeasy in Mexico City hidden inside a taco shop - we waited 1.5 hour since we didn't have reservations ahead of time so I would recommend doing that if you can. Once we got in, the service and ambiance was amazing. It was informative and each drink is curated so uniquely. Excited to go back!

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    Alexandra A.

    One of the best bars I've been to, hands down. Vibes were great, drinks were delicious and so cool in their presentation. It's a very small speakeasy you have to go through a door behind the check in to get into (and you leave through a vending machine). We sat in the big booth downstairs but had no one else with us and it was so fun. Their signature drinks are shown through a viewfinder, which we thought was so unique. The staff was friendly and helpful, multiple people helped us, and we were able to use our entire allotted reservation time. This was once on the list of top 50 bars in the world and I really think it should be added back on, we absolutely loved it.

    Andrea S.

    Came here during our trip to try out some of the top bars in the area. This one was really fun because of the speakeasy aspect to it, it's funny because we actually had trouble finding it even though it was right in front of us! Make sure to get a reservation, we made ours on opentable but due to getting a little lost we were late. Fortunately they were still able to seat us though we had to share a table with another group. The space inside is actually quite small with only a few tables and bar space. The ambiance was very mysterious and dark which definitely added to the vibe. The service we received was fantastic and very quick, could be because of the desired fast turnover but nonetheless we didn't have a problem with it. The drinks were delicious, though if you are looking for a mojito, you would need to look elsewhere. Overall, we are so happy we got to experience this and we also really enjoyed the exit. If you go, you'll see what I mean!

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    Parker G.

    Hanky Panky is one of those more touristy spots that you hear about before coming to Mexico City, so I already had it on my list of places to check out while here. As a speakeasy, it looks like a relatively nondescript and generic little hole-in-the-wall taco spot upon approaching. We went on a Tuesday evening without a reservation, and while they initially told us it would be about an hour and a half wait, we ended up getting bar seating within about twenty minutes! Service was OK...maybe it was a bit of an off night, who knows? But the bartenders seemed a little bit irritable and it took some time to get their attention whenever we wanted to order another pair of cocktails to try out. The ambiance inside is a bit dark....but it goes well with the bright neon light for Hanky Panky - it definitely creates a slightly mysterious and intriguing atmosphere! Now for the cocktails themselves...overall, I enjoyed the theming. Each of the 'main' or 'signature' cocktails are from different regions of the world, inspired by that area's food and culture. I can't remember the exact names of all of them, but the Thalassaki drink from Greece was memorable for its interestingly shaped glassware. There was also a blue one with some edible garnishments, which was the highlight of the night with a deliciously silky smooth and lightly creamy flavor to it. The others...were fine, but honestly didn't leave me with anything particularly notable to remember regarding them, especially considering this is one of the Top 50 Bars in North America.. Overall, I'd say a visit to Hanky Panky Cocktail Bar is well worth the experience if you've never been before and wish to check out some of CDMX's highly regarded speakeasies. As for return visits in the future....I'm not all that certain I'll be back.

    Matt H.

    An okay experience. Everyone told us we HAD to come to Hanky-Panky prior to our trip to CDMX so we headed in one night. Overall it was just an okay experience. To start we were seated at a large table with a bachelorette party...I don't know who assumed that two guys would have any desire to share a table with a large bachelorette party but we were not, and we were not happy. We considered getting up and leaving right then but decided to stay to hopefully get moved to the bar. The drinks were good but honestly nothing overly noteworthy, I had the Italian inspired one to start and my friend had the old fashion which he did not enjoy. I must say service was impeccable and our host could not have been more sweet and attentive. We also ordered some light fare such as the popcorn, potatoes and olives which were good. Just as we decided we couldnt deal with our seating sitation and were getting up to leave our host said we could move to the bar so we sat for another drink, these were a bit better but still nothing amazing and now we were dealign with a raucus group at a table nearby who were being so loud everyone sitting at the bar, and the bartenders, were complaining. This made our experience even worse. I wish we had a better experience at Hanky due to its great reviews and potential but I cannot recommend this place. Service was perfect and drinks were good, but nothing overly impressive, outside of that our experience was less than stellar.

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    Alvin S.

    Great speakeasy experience! Completely unexpected entrance! Drinks were amazing! Make sure you make reservations! I

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    Azul - Out of the world delicious Tortilla soup!

    Azul

    4.1(463 reviews)
    2.1 kmCentro Sur
    $$$

    Loved my experience dining here during the World Cup!…read more Azul was recommended by one of my colleagues from Mexico City and had great reviews, I decided to stop by since I stayed nearby. I came on a weekday and was seated very quickly. My lovely waiter explained the menu and highlighted some popular items. I ordered the guacamole, tortilla soup, duck dumpling mole, and tres leches for dessert. Everything was phenomenal, and the guac was out of this world! I enjoyed the presentation and the decor in the restaurant, I'd love to come back!

    Durante una visita familiar a la Ciudad de México, uno de los lugares que más ilusión me hacía…read moreconocer era Azul Histórico. Vivo en Nueva York y llevaba mucho tiempo soñando con disfrutar unos auténticos chiles rellenos en un restaurante tan reconocido. El lugar es realmente hermoso. Su patio colonial tiene un ambiente mágico y la atención fue excelente desde que llegamos. También quiero destacar que las bebidas estuvieron deliciosas y muy bien preparadas. Lamentablemente, los chiles rellenos no cumplieron con nuestras expectativas. Tanto mi mamá como yo pedimos ese platillo y coincidimos en que llegaron bastante fríos y no sabían frescos. Muy amablemente nos ofrecieron cambiarlos, lo cual agradecimos, pero preferí no hacerlo y esperar para comer un poco del platillo de mi hija, ya que sabía que no lo terminaría. Afortunadamente, el resto de mi familia tuvo una experiencia muy diferente. Mi papá, mi esposo y mi hija disfrutaron muchísimo sus alimentos y quedaron muy satisfechos con sus platillos. Para cerrar la noche, todos compartimos postres acompañados de café y chocolate caliente, y esa parte de la experiencia fue deliciosa. En general, creo que Azul Histórico ofrece un ambiente espectacular y un servicio de primera. Aunque mi platillo no fue lo que esperaba, el resto de la comida y la experiencia familiar hicieron que la visita valiera la pena. Espero tener la oportunidad de regresar y probar otras especialidades del menú. During a family trip to Mexico City, one of the places I was most excited to visit was Azul Histórico. I live in New York, and I had been looking forward to enjoying authentic Mexican chile rellenos at such a renowned restaurant. The restaurant itself is absolutely beautiful. The colonial courtyard creates a magical atmosphere, and the service was excellent from the moment we arrived. I also have to mention that the drinks were delicious and beautifully prepared. Unfortunately, the chile rellenos didn't meet our expectations. My mom and I both ordered them, and we agreed that they were served quite cold and didn't taste fresh. The staff kindly offered to replace our meals, which we truly appreciated, but I decided not to. Instead, I ended up eating some of my daughter's meal since I knew she wouldn't finish it. Thankfully, the rest of my family had a wonderful dining experience. My dad, my husband, and my daughter all loved their meals and were very happy with what they ordered. We finished the evening with desserts, coffee, and hot chocolate, and everything was absolutely delicious. Overall, Azul Histórico offers a stunning setting and outstanding service. While my entrée wasn't what I had hoped for, the rest of the meal and the time spent with my family made it a memorable experience. I'd gladly return to try other dishes from the menu.

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    Azul - Chicken tortilla soup

    Chicken tortilla soup

    Azul - Sopa de camarón

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    Azul - Chicken tortilla soup and how it presented

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    Chicken tortilla soup and how it presented

    Cotidiana - the epic wall o' liquor bottles (they have to climb the ladder to get the top ones)

    Cotidiana

    4.2(5 reviews)
    1.9 kmCentro Sur

    Normally I would find this sort of place via yelp, but apparently nobody here had heard of yelp…read moresomehow, so I actually don't remember how I even found out about it (I would have had to - it's not like you'd ever know it was there from the outside, being a little sign on a door in the inside of the lobby of a small hotel). I'm really glad I did, though, because they absolutely *need* to be on yelp so more people like me can find it, because it was a. absolutely fantastic, some of the best cocktails I've had, and for a great price, and b. literally empty all night the night I was there (which was, to be fair, a Monday, but still - we were literally the only people there other than the two bartenders, both for like an hour earlier in the day, and then when I came back around 10:30 that night for another drink because I was leaving the next morning and I really wanted to try one more drink because they were that good). English is spoken haltingly at best, though (at least when I was there), which could partially explain the lack of fame among tourists (my wife speaks a bit of Spanish, but the Google Translate app was also helpful in both directions.) It's a cozy sort of place, and they were playing great music. too - neat blend of like 80s music and remixes of 80s music. Awesome decor, too. Most cocktails on the pre-defined menu are $130 (so under $8 US), and I did start with a couple of those, to confirm they knew what they were doing, which they totally did. First the Free Verte - basically a traditional absinthe ceremony in a glass, with ice with a flower frozen into it. Tastes fantastic if you like absinthe (you can taste the flame!), and it's a show to make. Then the El Santo, with a liquor base of "pox", which I'd never heard of, so he gave me a little to try - it tastes sort of like a cross between mezcal and white rum. The drink was a typical (dangerous!) tiki type drink, super creamy and delicious, plus I love the glasses they use for it. I also tried one of their 50-peso "shots" cause I was curious, with rum, coconut cream, mango/pineapple juice, melon liquor and india nut. Sort of like a painkiller, but flavor up to 11 with the nutty kick. (I obviously didn't actually shoot it - that would be a waste of deliciousness.) Having confirmed the overall quality of the place, I then tried their custom cocktail ability ($140!). This is where Google Translate really helped, obviously. Started by asking for a custom mezcal drink that really brings out the mezcal and wasn't too fruity. Not exactly what I meant, but an amazing drink nonetheless, and I could still taste the mezcal pretty well. Fresh berry (strawberry, cranberry, raspberry) juice, jamaica, mezcal, and a rosemary lit on fire. It was fan-freaking-tastic. That as all the drinking I was planning on doing that day, but that creation was so good, I had to try a second experiment - I told them mezcal again, and this time, do what you like, but make it spicy. They gave me a drink with mezcal, simple syrup, lemon and a house-made spice/cinnamon liqueur. It was really good, but I said please make it a little spicier, so they pulled out an unlabeled jar with jalapeno slices infusing in it - heck yes. That and a couple dashes of scrappy firewater bitter, all poured over a mango-infused ice ball with an actual slice of fresh mango frozen in the middle. This is a fantastic place, did I say that yet? So anyway, I cut myself off at that point, but on the way out, I asked what all the little cubbies by the bar were, and they said they all contained little packets of different herbs and stuff, including saffron(?). So later that night, I said to my wife, I *have* to go back and see what they can make with that saffron, so I did. Anyway, it was actually safflower, not saffron, but it was still a fun drink. Received a drink with lemon, vermouth flash-infused with safflower (turned a gorgeous bright yellow) and gin of my choice from their selection (I said Hendrick's - most of their gin was traditional dry gin, and I prefer bolder gins), plus lavender bitters, still just 140 pesos. It was pretty delicious - almost tasted a bit like really good bubblegum(?). There were two guys bartending when I was there earlier, but just one was there when I was back at 10:30 (thankfully for me, the one who spoke a bit of English). I didn't think to get the first guy's name, but they were both awesome bartenders. I did ask when I came back - the second guy's name was David. They were both awesome, though. Only weird thing is, for some reason, even though they said they were open until 1 AM, at 11 they closed the POS system and said it was going to be cash only? Not sure why. Anyway, this place needs some serious attention from craft cocktail lovers, because it is awesome. (Or maybe it doesn't, so if I'm ever back in CDMX, it'll still be crazy cheap for the quality!)

    It's a beautiful bar. Very unique, small and cozy but their cocktails leave a lot to be desired. If…read morethey are marketing themselves as a specialty cocktail bar they should at least have fresh juice and not store bought carton juices. A little turned off unfortunately.

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    Cotidiana
    Cotidiana - The door to the place, inside Punto MX

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    The door to the place, inside Punto MX

    Bósforo

    Bósforo

    4.6(51 reviews)
    1.3 kmCentro Poniente
    $$

    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.

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    Aja, hay un tapanco.

    Bósforo - Our food being prepared on their comal.

    Our food being prepared on their comal.

    Bósforo - Locally brewed brew that was fantazmo!

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    Locally brewed brew that was fantazmo!

    Tlecan - Inside

    Tlecan

    4.4(59 reviews)
    1.5 kmRoma Norte
    $$

    Overall, liked my experience here. Came here with a friend on a weekend night and it was packed,…read morebut we didn't have to wait more than 5-10 minutes to get "seated". I say seated with parenthesis because most people end up standing here but we got lucky that a couple was leaving as we were right next to them after being asked our drink orders. It's kind of a weird system that they have and I think the staff didn't realize we didn't have our drink orders taken yet and asked the people behind us for theirs which was slightly annoying. It was a bit chaotic so I can see why it happened, but I do think they need a slightly better system. Anyways, the drinks were excellent and I love that they gave us a little small snack that included crickets (which I hadn't tried before yet). The vibes in here are really nice too. I love the dim lighting and the almost rock/clay atmosphere. The bathroom area is smaller than I was expecting but it was ok. I'd definitely return!

    This ranks among the top ten bars in North America and as a group of 6, we probably waited for 25…read moreminutes to get in. There are no seats, this is a standing bar except a few uncomfortable bar stools. Drinks were good, but I expected more. I got the colada and it was good, not too sweet. Almost clarified colada. Everything was very spirit forward which few of our friends really liked. This felt like a one time visit for me in CDMX

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    Tlecan - Bar area quite packed

    Bar area quite packed

    Tlecan - Ocelóyotl (mezcal based)

    Ocelóyotl (mezcal based)

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