Head to Calle 5 de Mayo near the Hidalgo market and catch a 5 peso bus to Valenciana (about 15-20…read moremin). Check out the gorgeous church (and the mine, if you're so inclined). Do a little trinket shopping and then head to the coolest little mezcal and craft beer bar on Teniente past the church and to the right. They have a rotating list of 15 excellent flavored house-made mezcals and a decent craft beer selection, along with the lower-priced Mexican standard beers. All are served with snacks and friendly banter in a cool old west atmosphere. If you want mezcal to go, they will bottle it up, cork it, and put it in a handmade decorated bag for you to take home. Definitely stop by when you're in the area.

I liked the relaxed atmosphere and the rock music. I had some Pulque and it is now my new favorite…read morebeverage!

This place is good. The coffee is delightful, the service is fast and the chilaquiles were very…read moretasty. They bring you bread and butter while you wait, with some salsa to pair. It was a lovely experience and meal.

Great service, great food. You won't be disappointed. Sit upstairs if you like a view…read more Really great food and people. Relax and take your time.

Recommended. Great place to stop in for tasting a few mezcales and sopes or snacks. Very good…read moremezcal selection, cozy, genial, fair precios.

This was our first experience with pulque and we absolutely loved it! We just kept going back for…read moremore each day! The staff was super friendly and helpful, they were accommodating to our broken Spanish and even shared a few laughs with us! This is a definite must visit when vacationing in Guanajuato! We cannot wait to come back soon!

Small space but the music is good, the drinks are yummy, and the staff is kind. The ambiance was…read moregreat and I went on a Sunday night.

15 peso beers on Tuesdays. Nuff said. Not too big so come early if you want a table. 15 pesos is…read morelike 75 cents- not for all the beers but for most. You also get a variety of snack food that I would equate to a cheesless cheese puff in weird shapes. These snacks are all over. Best eaten with spicy salsa added.

They only took pesos here (not American dollars or card)…read more Food was really good. Service was friendly and pretty fast. It feels like you're inside someone's home-it's very charming. We really enjoyed this place.

This is a charming little restaurant that serves traditional Mexican fare in a a friendly…read moreatmosphere. I would definitely recommend. And the service was nice.

Decent IPA, not necessarily great. Better than the typical offerings in MX. Was suprised to find…read morethis place while walking around the Panoramica. Staff is really nice, and accommodating. Opened up one day just for me!

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.