Awesome place to grab a craft beer in Mexico City! It's right next to Hosteria La Bota where you…read morecan get delicious food although this place has a few bar bites such as onion rings. I recommend coming here to have a beer that isn't Corona or A traditional Mexican beer and hang out with locals. This is not a tourist place at all and is a decent but do-able walk from the Zocalo. They have Mexican craft brews but also features American craft beers such as Delirium. The place gets really packed given its small size but be prepared to wait if you come after 8 pm.

Just like all the other el depositos but placed under a beautiful art deco building on the…read morepedestrian street San Jeronimo in the centro. It's one block from metro Isabel la Catolica and has an ecobici in front.

Food was ok, place was empty but it was an early Wed. Evening. Careful with your bill, waiter goes…read moreover your bill and asks if it is ok, I had to remind him of the 50% off and then he added a "service charge" which was equivalent to 40%!

Had a quick bite to eat because it was late and we just arrived to the hotel. It was very good -…read morethe aqua Fresca was whatever needed to be colder. I would definitely go back

We went here after the museum and it was a really bad experience. They were out of half the menu…read more(by 2p) and the food we were served was bland. I will say the space was spacious and cool upstairs, we also had a server who did her best. But save your time. It's the equivalent of a Sbarros. Food for tourist

For those in search of the coveted drink of Mexico City made from wine and yeast (almost think of…read moreit as a starter for sourdough) it is here. It is called Pulque. I tried the strawberry first. Let's just say it reminded me too much of Pepto. I then went to natural. I liked it much better. It is a think consistency, yeast and sour on the nose, it reminds me of a flour slury. Great service and nice to sit outside. A little challenging if you don't speak Spanish but they work with you.

Down a side alley we saw a bunch of people sitting outside, so we had to check it out. When we…read morestart les upon Bar La Cueva, we decided to stop and have a drink. It's a very cool place with lots of outdoor seating. The sign on the door said "PULQUE" and virtually everyone was drinking it, so we had to try it. We tried the natural and the strawberry. The natural was much better and quite unique. While the flavor is hard to describe, it has a thick consistency and a slightly sour smell. The taste is rather enjoyable with a little bit of acidity. While I am not sure that I wouldn't have preferred a beer, I am glad that I tried it. All in all would recommend this bar.

The Street that this is on, Calle Regina is a pedestrian area with lots of restaurants that seem to…read morebe shared by tourists and younger locals alike. We were in a hurry to get somewhere one night and decided to slip in here for quick food. We had Saltimboca and Parmesiana and they were good. It's a sexy, dark little place that was filled with couples. The staff were very friendly. Including the chef owner who had a conversation with my wife about our new president. We would have lingered and had more drinks if we hadn't been rushing to Lucha Libre.

We went here on New Years Eve looking for an open place to eat and I am really glad settled on this…read moreplace. They have a cramped but chic location, with several customers sometimes sharing a large table. Their menu is mostly a wide assortment of pizzas, but they have a strong selection of pastas as well. The Gorgonzola pizza was my favorite dish there- delicious with a nice thin crust but took almost a 45 minute wait for it to be ready.

My partner and I were visiting Mexico City and wanted to try a local bottle shop after grabbing…read moredinner down the street. We saw Xolotl was a couple blocks away, so we figured we'd give it a shot, and it was great! At first we had a little trouble finding it, since it was on the second floor of the address, but once we got there, we were so glad we decided to give it a try! It's a cozy spot with lots of beer stuffs around - cool vibe too. The bartender was extremely friendly and helpful (spoke a little English) and recommended some beers for us. They had two on draft (always local and fresh) and quite a nice bottle selection. We opted for one on draft (a cherry pale ale) and a cream stout bottle. Both were delicious. Will be back again!

From the owner: La mejor selección de cerveza artesanal mexicana en el centro histórico en un ambiente colonial…read moremexicano y una atención personalizada. Disfruta de nuestros eventos acústicos, catas, maridajes y mucho más

We walked here looking for craft beer and some appetizers. Great service. Great hidden gem! We came…read moreduring the day. Very relaxing and nice views of the city.

This was a great rooftop spot near El Centro. It was a bit tough to find- you enter the building…read morethrough an eyeglass sales floor, then take the elevator at the back of the hall to the 9th floor. We enjoyed a good variety of craft beers. The draft selection had some good IPAs although some of the taps were a little bit flat. Their canned and bottle beer selection was also excellent. Our group of 6 shared two pizzas as a snack and they were pretty tasty. We also had chips and guacamole and a side of chipolines. Food was good, beer was good, and it was a cool view of the downtown area and mountains beyond. Nice spot to escape the crowds after a day of tourism.

I've tried several times to go there but each time I return they're closed. My timing is terrible!…read moreI'll try again in February. Wish me luck.

I happened to be walking by, and I noticed this designer cafe off to the side. The first thing…read morethat I noticed is just how trendy this cafe really is. Wonderful art and cool stuff covers practically every square inch of wall space. They even have an adjacent store which is where they sell even more art and unique things made in Mexico. I thought why not chill here for a few minutes with a capiccino and cinnamon roll. Interestingly, they have a pretty extensive menu which offers all kinds of lunch items to full course meals. While I was here my Server told me that this cafe is part of a larger hotel, and they also have a museum on the second level. They have free awiFi and there were a few folks actually working on their laptops in on of the sections of the cafe. The capiccino was great, and I had an awesome experience here.