Best Cocktail Bars in Roma Norte

“A Michelin-starred experience—without a menu, without waiters, without reservations. They ask how hungry you are, and small plates begin to arrive: house-pressed heritage corn topped with wild *quelites* and ingredients harvested from their very own *milpa*.”

“Named after the harvesters who tap agave plants — the people behind the mezcal. A lively mezcal bar with an encyclopedic selection of artisanal bottles and DJ nights that run late.”

“A converted apartment turned jazz club — live jazz, funk, and soul in a restored space with vintage furniture and real atmosphere. The kind of place that feels like a discovery every time.”

“A hidden Japanese sushi speakeasy behind a bookshelf inside restaurant Diego y Yo. Whisper the password to enter a disco-ball jazz den with creative sushi and mezcal cocktails.”

“Alfil fuses Arab and Mexican cuisine drawing on the legacy of Lebanese communities who emigrated to Mexico. Set on a historic Roma Norte corner — the result is a proposal unlike anything else in the city.”

“From the Licorería Limantour team. Try the spicy margarita! 9 different chilis in different forms.”

“Choza in Mexico City is a viral, highly exclusive Thai-Mexican fusion spot and hi-fi listening bar located at Monterrey 194 in Roma Norte. Generally Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays from 3 PM to 9 PM, often requiring guests to wait in a lower-level, vinyl-spinning bar area before dining on the rooftop Highly Exclusive & Hidden: It is often described as a "speakeasy-ish" restaurant that is not on Google Maps, creating a hidden gem atmosphere. It has a relaxed, intimate, and often chaotic vibe, described as a "Brooklyn-esque" spot and "everyone's favorite spot".”

“Roma Norte's quieter answer to the Italian craze. Lina does 8–10 covers a night from a minuscule kitchen — handmade pasta that changes with the season and a short natural wine list.”

“The bar traverses the entire room, tiles hand-painted with Mexican sayings, cumbia on the soundtrack. It feels like a cantina from the future.”

“Seafood-forward Italian in a gorgeous Roma townhouse — 70% of the menu from Mexican coasts. An Italian-Mexican seafood kitchen celebrating both coastlines, the crab ravioli and reinterpreted classics are quietly some of the best cooking in Roma. One of the city's best wine lists to match.”

“The mejillones with burnt butter, hoja santa and lemon are the best mussels in Roma Norte. The price-to-quality ratio here is genuinely unusual for the area.”

“A small Roma Norte bar that trades on personality — the name (baby bottle) hints at the playful, unpretentious concept inside. The kind of place friends swap without posting.”