Check your bill. They'll charge for more expensive beverage…read more Ask you to pay in pesos. Then when you correct it they'll bring you the right bill and the credit card machine. Probably to charge more? This was my third experience in the area with my bill being incorrect so just, add up before you pay so you at least have an idea of what your total is going to be.

Very cool spot to watch soccer on TV while consuming your favorite beer. Also, they offer Indian…read morefood.

Our go-to for watching sports in Condesa, hands down. Three visits in now. We came for the Mexico…read moreWorld Cup match, showed up about 20 minutes early, and our server actually remembered us and grabbed us a killer table. The service here is just so good. Games are in English, the crowd is all travelers and expats, and when it is packed the energy is unreal. Apparently they do the Super Bowl and football too. Now the food. Eh. It is bar food. Burger was okay, hot dog okay, chicken sandwich was a no for me. You really are not coming here to eat. But the beers? Great. Four stars for a CDMX sports bar.

The atmosphere and service were excellent. The food was decent, nothing to get excited about. The…read morebest thing about this place is the live music. Great place to party after hours!

Any business that markets themself as having beers of the world is definitely going to catch my…read moreeye. Although the space is small, the selection is expansive. It's neatly organized by brand and type of beer and the guy behind the counter was very friendly and helped me pick out a few when I couldn't decide. I chose a combination of golden and white ales, some Mexican and others imported. So far, I'm very happy with my selection and plan to return when I want something a little different.

Not far off the Obregon is a small space packed with beer. The guys working the shop are serious…read moreabout brews and are in the midst of becoming certified beer judges. Lots of Mexican craft beer, plenty of German and Belgian brews. They have Orval. I mean how do you not give a place that has Orval 5 stars. They speak Spanish and it is not a place that looks for the gringo market, but if you are staying in Roma and want to pick up some brews, this is the place to hit. There is an awesome, old school pulqueria next door. Again, it's a local haunt, but Mexicans love gringos interested in pulque.

The best margarita I had in Mexico is from here!!! Cute…read morelittle beer garden, seat yourself, they have servers or to my knowledge you could order at the bar. The servers were slower (but we weren't in a rush so we didn't mind). Not only did they have delicious drinks, the food was AMAZING! We got poke bowl & chicken tenders. Both were soooo good and large portions. Of note - no outside food or drink allowed. They did let us put it in our book bag though.

This beer garden is spacious and relaxing, surrounded by plants and trees, you hardly feel like…read moreyou're in the center of the city! Drinks are reasonably priced, they have plenty of non beer options like mimosas and margaritas as well. The food is also a little more varied than you typically get in beer gardens. Korean BBQ tacos, banh mi sandwiches, even fried dumplings, along with classics like chicken and fries. Bathrooms are tiny but otherwise this is a great place to spend an hour or two.

Good bar/beer store…read more Lots of small craft options, but mostly lagers and ales. My faves were probably the Hazmela Rusa (with cacao and chile), or the Cora ale. Staff was friendly, but didn't really seem to be beerheads. Also, word of warning - I made the mistake of calling this place "El Despacito" as a joke, and then that song was stuck in my head for 3 days.

This place has a great beer selection if you're looking for that, but not so good of a food…read moreselection. I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to stop here as there are many other places that are better in Condesa or Roma.

The world's second-oldest American Legion is located in Mexico City and is open to the public…read more Visit our restaurant in Condesa and support our bi-weekly events like Whiskey Tastings and trivia nights. Your business supports American Veterans and the organizations, such as an orphanage and school for blind girls, that our post supports. Pro tip- order the USDA prime beef fillet tacos with Parisian sauce, it's off menu. The American Legion Post #2 in Mexico, established in 1920, has been located since the early 1960s in an ornate early 20th-century building at 25 Celaya, Condesa. After World War I, over 70,000 combat veterans moved to Mexico City to start a new life and escape the pains of war. Seventeen of these veterans decided to form the American Legion in Mexico City, as shown in the enclosed photo. Eventually, they settled on a building which used to be a brothel. Visit the second floor and terrace to see the rooms frequented by the Johns. It is not clear what connection these veterans had to the brothel, which was nicknamed "Lover's Roost."

Located in the Condessa neighborhood of Mexico City. Great venue showcasing U.S. military service…read more Also doubles as a restaurant on the ground level Bistro Jasper. We had the steak tacos prior to a tequila tasting at the top level. We also tried their smoky margaritas, which were delightfully refreshing.

Popular, expat friendly restaurant in the area of the three major brand hotels in Polanco…read more Menus is Spanish and English. Indoor or street (smoking) dining areas. Attentive service. Good guacamole, salsa and chips. Tacos were good and portions for an "appetizer" were decent (five). Flavor was decent but could have used some more pineapple. Salsa helped. Margarita was on the weak side. Beer saved it.

You can't go to CDMX and not visit Karizma. This place is legendary and the rib eye tacos are to…read moredie for.

If you like Gin cocktails, you cannot miss Gin Gin in la Roma…read more We went on a Friday night and it was not too full, we were able to get a table for five people right away. The server was very useful helping us find Gin cocktails to suit our taste and they did not disappoint. There was a DJ playing some old reggeaton and , although there was no oficial dance floor, we were all dancing and singing around our table. Music was loud, so it was more of a party/ dancing night than talking to friends. It is rather upscale and the prices on the higher end of the spectrum so make sure to be prepared to spend higher prices than your average Mexican bar..

As the name suggests, they take their gin cocktails seriously here, and my wife's Tropical Gin was…read morereally good. The food, however, was a mixed bag. We ordered the New York-style pizza--while the crust was great, the rest of the pizza was a bit too soggy, and the mozzarella balls were barely melted. We were also charged for two still waters and were not told until I saw the check. What really left a bad taste in our mouth was the service at the end. The final bill came out to around $860 MXN. When I pulled out my card to pay, our server brought the manager over to process it, and right then and there--in front of the manager--asked if adding a 15% tip was okay. It felt quite awkward and pressuring in the moment, so I just said sure, bringing the grand total to $960 MXN for a single cocktail, one pizza, and two waters. Between the over-the-top pressure for a tip on mediocre food and steep overall pricing, I don't think we'll be returning.

Woko Taberna - Chilaquiles Worth Coming Back For!…read more I stumbled upon Woko Taberna while exploring Mexico City, and I have to say--it quickly became one of my favorite spots. I ended up coming back twice just for their chilaquiles, and honestly, I'd go back again in a heartbeat. The chilaquiles are next-level delicious. The chips are perfectly crispy, even under the rich, flavorful salsa (I tried both red and divorciados (green/red) can't pick a favorite because both were amazing). Topped with crema, cheese, and a perfectly cooked egg, they hit the spot every single time.

Great selection of craft beers and solid food options in a great part of town. We sat at one of the…read moretwo outdoor tables. Server was very accommodating and we were able to listen to the live music from the restaurant next door.

They charged me $25 (410 pesos) for a can of beer. There was no prices in the fridge and they…read moredidn't feel the need to tell me the price when I sat down. Stay away if you're not from Mexico