Manuel Negrete's 45 favourite wine bars and restaurants in Mexico 2026

“Wherever you go in my beloved country, you will always eat and drink well,” says Star Wine List's Mexico Ambassador, sommelier Manuel Negrete.


From Baja California, to Mexico City, to the Yucatan, Manuel has selected his top wine bars and restaurants across the country, with something to suit every palate.


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  1. Uvacava, a wine bar in Toluca, Mexico.

    Address: Av. Ignacio Comonfort 114, MZ 003, San Mateo, Metepec

    Uvacava is a simple but surprising place. Located in a city where few people talk about wine, they make a sincere effort to offer good Mexican wine, delicious pizzas, and good coffee. Their selection is surprisingly comprehensive in terms of Mexican wine, incorporating different regions and good producers, from classic to modern, covering all kinds of styles. And the best thing, which you really appreciate outside the big cities, is the right glassware in which to enjoy your wine. Look for Cristian – he is always willing to talk about the producers, many of whom he knows personally.

  2. Brutal, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 56 2598 1020

    Address: Calle General Juan Cano 42-local b, San Miguel Chapultepec I Sección, Ciudad de México

    Alexandre, of French origin, is a great wine connoisseur, and for many years has been dedicated to the import and distribution of wines in Mexico. And now, his vision is reflected in Brutal, his first project where you can taste a wide selection of his carefully curated collection. The offer ranges from natural wine to French bottles of rare and hard to find appellations, including Mexican varietals with choices from Spain, Austria, South Africa and Germany. The service is warm and the pairing is simple but delicious, undoubtedly the best option in this quadrant of the CDMX. Look out for Alex...

  3. Zeru Lomas, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 55 1857 6565

    Address: Monte Everest 635, Lomas de Chapultepec, Ciudad de México

    In Zeru the cuisine is delicious, and comes with a Basque approach, while the wines are carefully curated by Andrés Amor, one of the most renowned sommeliers in Mexico, to complement the dishes. Labels include options from different parts of Spain, as well as offerings from Mexico, the USA and other countries. There is also a good selection by the glass that is constantly changing. Sommelier Arisbeth's warmth and keen eye for selecting the best of the menu and creating delicious pairings are an essential part of the experience.

  4. Ixi'Im, a restaurant in Chocholá, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 55 4170 7666

    Address: San Antonio Chablé, Chocholá

    Ixi’Im is located inside one of Mexico’s leading hotels, where the food and wine are top notch. Recently reinvented by food and beverage manager Gabriel Reynoso, the wine offer is comprehensive and exciting, while the staff are perfectly trained to provide an international class service, with decent glassware, temperature control and presentation of the labels all present and correct. You will find a very wide variety of labels and countries of origin on the wine list, including Mexico, Spain, the United States, Austria, Hungary, and New Zealand - they will probably have something to surp...

  5. Koli, a restaurant in Monterrey, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 81 9688 7333

    Address: Río Amazonas 225, Del Valle, Monterrey

    The Rivera Río family who own and run Koli are like the Roca brothers - but from Monterrey. They run one of the most interesting projects in Mexico, so if you have the opportunity, make sure you don’t miss out on the chance to sample the full tasting menu which offers an amazing experience, complete with great flavours and a selection of paired wines. And you can rest assured that all the little details such as the glassware and the temperature are well taken care of at Koli, with the wine selection ranging from well respected Mexican producers to a variety of labels from around the world, whi...

  6. D'Italia Casitas, a restaurant in Mayan Riviera, Mexico.

    Phone: + 52 1 (998) 872 8036

    Address: Solidaridad, 77740 Dorado Royale, Quintana Roo, Mexico

    This is the hotel's flagship restaurant where the wine selection is excellent, the staff are very well trained, and one of its most intriguing policies is that every bottle of red wine more than 10 years old is disgorged with port tongs, which makes for an eye-catching and curious display. Head sommelier Edgar Portilla Sánchez oversees the team of sommeliers, including Fabiola, who can tell you all about the wine you are interested in, or give you expert recommendations from the list.

  7. Fuentes, a restaurant in Mayan Riviera, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 800 649 0897

    Address: Carretera Cancún - Tulum Km. 55.3, Playa del Carmen

    Fuentes is an example of culinary theatre at its best. The chef and sommelier guide the guests through a tasting menu of the highest level, with dishes prepared on the spot in front of the audience. Meanwhile, the drinks selection is designed to create the perfect pairing with the gastronomic offering. Depending on the day, the menu can have one of three themes: fire, rock or Caribbean. In addition to the fixed pairings for the tasting menu, there is a selection of over 200 labels on offer, with options from all over the world. Mexico and the United States dominate the list, but the selectio...

  8. NIV, a restaurant and wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Address: Calle Atlixco 132, Hipódromo Condesa, Ciudad de México

    In a corner of the Condesa neighborhood you’ll find NIV, a wine bar that offers labels from small producers, family projects and proposals concerned with the expression of terroir and an internationally inspired gastronomic menu based on seasonal ingredients. The surprises continue in the backroom where you can find candles, vinyl music and mezcal, to continue your evening in a fun atmosphere. The mastermind behind this project is Tanguy, who has been able to compose a great team around him, with wine proposals that in most cases have been chosen by himself to bring to Mexico. The proposal c...

  9. Brava Steakhouse, a restaurant in Saltillo, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 844 291 0616

    Address: La Gran Via, Boulevard Parque Centro 1273-Local 1. Planta Baja, Col. Parque, Centro, Saltillo

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    Brava is a super cosy steakhouse in Coahuila hoping to shine a spotlight on the Northern Mexico dining scene. The wine menu exalts the Coahuila region, promoting Mexican wine with pride whilst also opening the door to the rest of the world’s wines. Their cellar consists of more than 350 different labels, and the wine list is lovely: each label deserves its space on the page, which includes three lines of information ranging from the hedonic, to the technical, to the anecdotal; the content is organised into different concepts to steer guests dynamically around the list – facilitating rather tha...

  10. Cuvée 09, a wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Address: Calle Bajío 132, Roma Sur, Ciudad de México

    Cuvée 09 was designed as a discreet, cosy space by people who use their love for drinks and hospitality to provide warm and unpretentious service. Sommelier Manuel Sánchez and chef Jose Pablo Lara have known each other for many years and their dream was always to set up an establishment where wine and food would be respected. You must try the French dip! The wine selection is carefully curated to catch the eye of the most knowledgeable, but also for all those who are seeking to be guided between glasses. A lot of effort goes into choosing the wines as well as maintaining fair prices for cust...

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  11. Bu'ul, a restaurant and hotel in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.

    Phone: +52998 387 0046

    Address: Carretera Federal Cancún – Tulum, Punta Maroma Km. 51, Playa del Carmen

    The wine service experience at Bu'ul restaurant, led by sommelier Michael Gonzalez, surprises the most experienced wine travelers with its original wine selection, including several vertical collections unique in the world. Bu'ul's cellar is the most awarded in the Riviera Maya and offers private tastings and tailor-made events. The venue is really beautiful, every detail has been meticulously checked to offer the best possible dining experience, from the cutlery to, of course, the glassware. The wide selection of labels is offered by Michael's truly well-trained staff, offering the delicious...

  12. Gastón Wine Bar, a wine bar in Guadalajara, Mexico.

    Address: Calle Colomos 2546, Italia Providencia, Guadalajara

    Gastón is a wine bar that makes wine a party. Hence the slogan: “vinos y rolitas”. Gastón seeks to take the formality out of wine, grow the community and above all give a voice and a face to those small winemakers who live – and are changing – the industry today. In the wine list you’ll find references from all over the wine-producing world. They focus on those who live in the countryside and are guilty of producing wines that are proud of their origin and will blow your mind. This is a relaxed and fun place where you will always find a good wine for you, with most on the list produced in o...

  13. Piazza Pasticcio, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 56 3857 9996

    Address: Praga 33, Juárez, Ciudad de México

    Piazza Pasticcio is the result of the belief that beauty comes from chaos (pasticcio means “disorder,” or “chaos”). The wine list has a backbone of Italian wines: whites, sparkling, oranges, rosés and reds. Rather than looking for natural, minimal intervention or ‘conventional’ wines, they seek those that tell a story through their label, producer, or region. There are wines from northern, central and southern Italy, plus Spain, France, Germany, Austria, and not forgetting Mexico. With a compact but well-selected list, Wine Manager Juan Pablo is really skilled in detecting customers’ needs an...

  14. Plonk, a restaurant and wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 55 2953 0255

    Address: Iztaccihuatl 52, Hipódromo

    The name Plonk comes from a story: in the First World War, French soldiers received a litre of wine as part of their basic rations. The Australian soldiers who fought with them did not understand that in French they were saying “vin blanc” and so, with their Australian accents, understood the phrase as “plonk” – thus, “plonk” has come to refer to wine. This is a wine bar with a selection of minimal intervention wines, made up of 85% Old World labels and 15% New World. They seek to have wines of different approaches (some more classic, some more adventurous, etc.) to cover all different tastes...

  15. Tannin Artbar, a wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 55 1343 6004

    Address: Calle Versalles 113, Juárez, Ciudad de México

    Tannin Artbar was born from the idea of merging two great passions: wine and art. The team of sommeliers is ready to help you find the perfect pairing with the short but delicious menu. In addition, a constantly-changing art gallery awaits you on the second floor, as if each visit were a new chapter. With over 130 labels from more than 10 countries such as France, Italy, Spain, Czech Republic, Greece, Mexico and more, they have curated a selection that combines the classic and the unexpected. Considering both experts and those who are just beginning their love for wine, they offer a wide sel...

  16. Enoteca Oliva, a wine bar in Mérida, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 999 923 3081

    Address: Calle 47 & Esquina con 54 S/N, Centro, Mérida

    Oliva Enoteca occupies an old mansion in Mérida’s historic center, restored in 2015 to bring new life to the first restaurant on Calle 47, now known as the city’s ‘Gastronomic Corridor.’ Since then, we have all been able to enjoy contemporary Italian cuisine with the soul of central Italy and the heart of Yucatán. The wine list contains over 200 labels, designed to help guests discover and share distinctive wines – wines with history, created by winemakers and wineries that respect the environment and authentically express the character of their regions. The selection mainly covers different...

  17. Hacienda Laborcilla, a restaurant in Querétaro, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 442 245 2439

    Address: Prol. Corregidora Nte. 911 bis, Quinta la Laborcilla, Santiago de Querétaro

    Hacienda Laborcilla is an eighteenth-century gem located in Querétaro, which is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its Mexican colonial architecture, carefully restored over five years, has been preserved with its beauty and historical authenticity intact, transporting you to a past full of splendour – it is, in turn, also recognised as a site of cultural and historical heritage by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). The restaurant offers a very nice selection of traditional Mexican dishes, aided by a few modern techniques. The wine selection includes around 3...

  18. Lenez, a wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 55 5377 9061

    Address: Londres 207, Juárez, Ciudad de México

    Without a doubt, the best wine bar to open in Mexico City in 2025. This is an industrial wine bar with excellent negronis, quality food, good coffee, outstanding service and, most importantly, an incredible selection of wines from around the world, served in the finest glassware available. Wilton, former head sommelier at Quintonil, opened this project with his partners in early January 2025, and it quickly became one of the top spots for wine lovers. Without a doubt, it is one of the places you cannot miss if you like wine. It is also in an excellent location, making a visit almost mandator...

  19. Manarola, a wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Address: Citlaltépetl 58, Hipódromo Condesa, Ciudad de México

    Manarola is a bar and wine shop with a ski cabin vibe offering wine, spirits, food, and more. Very cosy and welcoming indeed. Wine newbies should feel confident following the recommendations here. You will find a variety of more than 150 wine labels from different countries such as Mexico, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, etc., and of all styles: red, white, rosé, orange, sparkling, organic, natural, vegan, biodynamic, and non-alcoholic. Everything pairs perfectly with the great music they select and their simple, but delicious menu. These wines – and at very fair prices – make Manaro...

  20. Picheta, a restaurant in Mérida, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 999 506 0339

    Address: C. 61 501, Centro, Mérida

    In the heart of downtown Mérida, a discreet entrance reveals a great venue in a building over 350 years old, with a terrace, to enjoy delicious food and an excellent wine selection. Open since 2019 and with the best view in downtown Mérida, they have a wine list of 170 labels, from 15 countries and more than 50 different world regions. There is a wide selection of wines by the glass (30 different labels) and options for all budgets. Whilst seeking to create a cosmopolitan list, they nonetheless always remember their Mexican roots, ensuring to enhance the flavours of Mexico by selecting mostly...

  21. Roothouse, a wine bar in Guadalajara, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 33 3713 0029

    Address: C. Juan Ruiz de Alarcón 92, Col Americana, Lafayette, Guadalajara

    Roothouse is a place that invites you to discover the world of wine from your very first visit – from its wine flights of three half glasses (available every day and constantly changing) to premium Coravin tastings, regular wine tastings and pairing dinners, to wine courses and professional certifications, everything revolves around wine experiences. The wine programme is run by Rodrigo, who trained in haute cuisine restaurants in the United States and returned to his hometown to create this space dedicated to wine and its culture. You can also expect live jazz nights and a food menu inspired...

  22. Tierras de Uva, a wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 55 6454 5730

    Address: Sinaloa 74, Ciudad de México

    In their own words, “They don't pour anything they wouldn't like to drink”. They mainly seek to offer honest, high quality products from all corners of Spain, although they also include a couple of good Germans, French and Mexicans. Their selection is a way of being in the world, a belief based on the fact that the figure of the winegrower has to be present. They are always moving away from starry figures and looking for the essence of these "rescuers" of the wine of yesteryear, the one of all life, the one we keep in our memories since childhood, without artifices or gimmicks. The glasswar...

  23. Cardón, a restaurant in La Paz, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (612) 123 6089

    Address: Carretera a pichilingue km 7 5 s/n, Lomas de Palmira, La Paz

    Located in a very peaceful resort where the restaurant is open to the public, Cardón is one of the main revelations of Baja California Sur. The menu is varied and full of flavours, and the wine selection is top of the line. Certainly, they are very focued on attending to their main market of Americans and Canadians, who love to spend weeks at this high-end resort that offers such an amazing view at sunset. The wines lean towards Mexico and the US selection, though it also has a great selection from New Zealand, Chile, Argentina and of course, Italy, France and Spain. The wine menu has got e...

  24. Nobu, a restaurant in Los Cabos, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 624 689 0160

    Address: Polígono 1. Fracción D. Fraccionamiento Diamante, Los Cangrejos, Cabo San Lucas

    Nobu Los Cabos in Cabo San Lucas opened in April 2019. The restaurant offers Nobu's famous signature Japanese cuisine with South American influences, including classic dishes such as Yellowtail Jalapeño Sashimi and Black Cod Miso. The location facing the Pacific Ocean allows you to enjoy an evening in nature and a spectacular sunset. Their dynamic wine list is constantly growing and contains over 400 labels and 39 wines by the glass, emphasising Mexican, Old World and American wines. They also have an exclusive selection of Japanese sakes. The idea of the wine list is to select the best exp...

  25. Humo, a restaurant in Los Cabos, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 624 172 9000

    Address: Boulevard Mar de Cortez S/N, San José del Cabo

    Humo in San José del Cabo is a Latin American grill in which regional ingredients are used to highlight the local culture. Humo consists of four areas: the terrace with a spectacular view of the sea, the private rooms for intimate gatherings, the table next to the main grill and the basement with is its beautiful wine cellar. Gabriel Reynoso manages the beverage program, and the wine list contains more than 400 labels from around the world, mainly focusing on Mexico, the United States, France and Italy. The selection of distilled spirits focuses entirely on Mexican spirits, with a selection o...

  26. Tintoque, a restaurant in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 322 221 1460

    Address: Aquiles Serdán 445, Emiliano Zapata, Puerto Vallarta

    One of the most innovative restaurants that’s creating a new trend in the Puerto Vallarta area, Tintoque has one of the most interesting wine selections in the Mexican Pacific. With close to 300 references from different parts of the world, its menu focuses mainly on classic and renowned producers, easily recognizable to the hundreds of foreign visitors they receive monthly. The selection includes everything from the most traditional wines to groundbreaking natural wines, interesting oranges, and a good selection of wines by the glass, which allows you to try many different options in a sing...

  27. Rayuela, a wine bar in Guadalajara, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (331) 429 9995

    Address: Avenida Alemania 1779, Moderna, Guadalajara

    Rayuela in Guadalajara is a wine bar focused on small producers and Mediterranean cuisine. They love the old world and minimal intervention wines, and the place itself is reminiscent of the classic buildings of Guadalajara, colonial and very traditional, but with a relaxed attitude. The wine list offers more than 150 different labels, mainly old world, organic, biodynamic and natural wines.

  28. La Mantequería, a wine bar in Guadalajara, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (331) 514 5873

    Address: Boulevard Puerta de Hierro 5278-4, Puerta de Hierro, Zapopan

    This is a little wine bar/store at the Andares mall, which is one of the nicest in Mexico, as well as being one of the most exclusive parts of the metropolitan area of Guadalajara. To give you some idea, they are very near a Ferrari dealer, so you can imagine how posh the area is. But don’t get me wrong―that’s one of the assets of La Mantequeria. They have very fair prices, and offer a warm, friendly kind of service, with good glassware and different labels from Mexico, as well as other parts of the world. It’s the perfect place for a glass of wine and a little bite, and then you can keep sh...

  29. Invino, a wine bar in Monterrey, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 81 3587 9239

    Address: Río Tamazunchale 305, Del Valle, Monterrey

    Right in Centro Valle, we found one of the friendliest bars in Monterrey. A small hideaway for wine lovers, it offers the possibility of tasting any of their wines, thanks to the use of Coravin. This opens the door to a wide variety of wine styles from Mexico to Minervois, from sparkling to natural, with wines from more than eight countries available. Here you come to talk and taste wine. Their selection of house food, ranging from charcuterie, and cheeses to paninis, can be supplemented with the wide gastronomic range that surrounds Invino, as they let you order food from other places to pai...

  30. Grand Cru, Wine Restaurant, a wine bar and restaurant in Monterrey, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 81 1937 9002

    Address: Avenida de la Industria 300-Local 9, Veredalta, San Pedro Garza García

    Just five minutes from Arboleda, you will find one of the most peaceful and fun places in Monterrey to enjoy wine. Among red velvet curtains and chandeliers with wine glasses hanging from the ceiling, the Grand Cru team shows off its well rehearsed service technique; all of them are trained by Ludovic Anacleto, owner and sommelier. Everyone here has had WSET or CMS training, so they are more than prepared to talk to you about their products, offering friendly guidance and perfect descriptions of their food, which, I must say, is also very good. Their wine list leans mainly towards small, h...

  31. Holsteins, a restaurant in Monterrey, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 81 1359 4251

    Address: Rio Missouri 555 San Pedro Garza, Monterrey

    Inside Town Center Punto Valle you will find one of the most attractive places in Monterrey to enjoy wine. A place that takes care of the details at the highest level, its focus is the super high-quality cuts of meat and is one of the few places where you can eat certified Kobe in Mexico. Be sure to ask for Alexis Gonzalez, the in-house sommelier, who with the guidance of Steve Ayon, their corporate sommelier, gives you a top experience. His wine program includes labels mainly from Mexico, complemented by high -quality producers from Spain, France, Italy, and even South Africa, New Zealand...

  32. Pangea, a restaurant in Monterrey, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 81 8114 6603

    Address: Avenida del Roble 660, Valle del Campestre, San Pedro Garza García

    Undoubtedly, this is the reference restaurant in Monterrey and of course, its gastronomic experience is at the highest level. Here wine is a fantastic complement to make your mind fly and enjoy a complete gastronomic experience to the fullest. The beverage programme is managed by Priscila, a friendly, warm, and very pleasant sommelier, who directs a service team who are well trained about the products they offer. The selection includes multiple choices by the glass, bottles of Franciacorta, rosés from Provence, Syrah from Morocco, and fresh whites from Germany and Austria, as well as a good...

  33. The Wine Bar by Grand Cru, a wine bar in Monterrey, Mexico.

    Phone: + 52 1 (811) 359 9358

    Address: Metropolitan Center, Avenida Lázaro Cárdenas No. 2400-Interior A2, Valle Oriente, San Pedro Garza García

    The Wine Bar by Grand Cru is a space dedicated to wine, mixology, and gastronomy in the Metropolitan Center, located in the most exclusive area of Monterrey. The wine program is run by sommelier Ludovic Anacleto and focuses mainly on Mexico, France, Italy, and some wine from other parts of the world. The Wine Bar by Grand Cru has different areas: The bar, where you can taste your favourite cocktails, The mezzanine, to be disconnected from the bar's atmosphere, and the dining room, where you can wine and dine in front of the open kitchen. Enjoy live jazz, unconventional pairings and a relaxe...

  34. Mardel, a restaurant in Veracruz, Mexico.

    Phone: +522299842519

    Address: Boulevard Manuel Ávila Camacho 2632, Ignacio Zaragoza, Veracruz

    Mardel in Veracruz is a restaurant inspired by the flavours of their land and traditions. They have a menu based on products from their ranch (only 15 km away from the restaurant) and from the sea that frames their fortunate location, right on the waves of the Gulf of Mexico. The fish they use is responsibly caught, using only the best artisanal techniques to ensure you get to enjoy the authentic flavours of Veracruz. As in their cuisine, they look for wines that communicate terroir and originality. The wine list features various styles, from natural wines to the classics. Mardel is also one...

  35. K'u'uk, a restaurant in Mérida, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (999) 944 3377

    Address: Avenida Rómulo Rozo 488, Itzimná, Mérida

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    K'u'uk is a restaurant that opened its doors in 2012, with the firm intention of keeping Mexican food and wine on the path of the gastronomic vanguard. Although they have a laboratory, their roots are Mayan. They do some pretty crazy and very innovative things, including interactive dishes. The drinks menu includes wines from different parts of the world but focuses on Mexican wine. You can find labels from smaller producers and off-the-beaten-path areas on the list. You can always ask the staff about the hidden gems; they always have a variety of wines for the most passionate wine lovers, fr...

  36. Micaela Mar Y Leña, a restaurant in Mérida, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (999) 518 1702

    Address: Calle 47 458, Centro, Mérida

    Micaela Mar Y Leña in Mérida has a casual concept, with food based on wood-fired fish and seafood with a modern Mexican touch and a lot of technique and passion. The love for wine is felt from the moment you enter, and it's probably the restaurant with the most certified sommeliers in the peninsula, with ten sommeliers debating the wines that should enter and leave the menu. This wine menu has been created very meticulously to choose the best. Each wine on the menu has to offer much in its price-quality ratio, surprising the person who tastes it and always leaving the satisfaction of having...

  37. Côt Winehood, a wine bar in Cancún, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 998 137 1800

    Address: Boulevard Cumbres Supermanzana 310 Manzana 109-L 4, RESIDENCIAL Cumbres Residencial, Cancún

    This is a small paradise filled with mainly French and Italian wine labels but also dotted with wines from Hungary, Mexico, the US, and even Australia and South Africa. These are rare finds in Cancun. Here you will find from Côtes de Gascogne to Champagne Grand Cru, from Lacryma Christi to Ribolla Gialla, Pinotage from old vines, or an amazing red from Chihuahua. The place consists of a couple of tables on the terrace, a large central bar, and a small private room with a wine cellar in the background. It’s a cozy place, reminiscent of these hipster spots in London or Tokyo, where people sit...

  38. Vigneron, a wine bar in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Address: Jalapa 181, Roma Norte, Ciudad de México

    Vigneron is inspired by the European "cave à manger", where the main focus is wine and where you can enjoy a glass or a bottle in a casual and relaxed atmosphere. As the name of the place indicates, the focus is on the vignerons, and the idea is to transmit the essence of the people who take care of the vineyard and make the wine. Their motto is "small producers, great wines", and the list always reflects two essential factors: the terroir and the vigneron. The result is a wine list composed of old world wines that speak for themselves. It holds around 180 references in many different styl...

  39. The Palm, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 55 5327 7762

    Address: Campos Elíseos 218, Polanco IV Sección, Ciudad de México

    The Palm in Mexico City is a true steak & lobster house. It's a restaurant that reminds you of old New York City, with classic decor and dim lights – looking like a mob deal would close in there at any moment. Its wide variety of dishes is only surpassed by the exquisite selection of wines available, with a clear focus on wines from the United States, Spain and France. The staff at The Palm is highly qualified to guide you through your experience. However, you can always entertain yourself (for more than 20 minutes without a problem) in choosing a bottle, as this restaurant collect their wine...

  40. La Cave Club France, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (55) 1163 0747

    Address: Francia 75, Florida, Ciudad de México

    The Sept Cinq Restaurant is located within the Club France facilities in Ciudad de México. It is a space dedicated t French culture, highlighting the food, customs, and wine for obvious reasons. The restaurant's name refers to the Parisian zip code and the location of the Club at 75 rue de France. The wine list is 98% French and holds more than 1,300 labels. The list seeks to have exclusive and family producers representing the "savoir-faire" of their place of origin and to offer customers quality wine while breaking the country's clichés. They also have a wine club called "Talking with Somm...

  41. Chapulín, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (55) 5327 7700

    Address: Campos Elíseos 218, Polanco IV Sección, Ciudad de México

    Chapulin is, without a doubt, one of the best Mexican restaurants in the Polanco area. People visit them for their flavourful dishes, history and technique – and also because the place is just very nice. The wine selection has a Mexican focus, but there are also wines available from other parts of the world, as they are fed from the general wine cellar at the Hotel Presidente. Their selection of wines by the glass and bottles from medium and small Mexican wine producers is one of the largest in the city and the country. They also have a great selection of Mexican spirits.

  42. Au Pied de Cochon, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (55) 5327 7700

    Address: Campos Elíseos 218, Polanco, Ciudad de México

    One of the most renowned restaurants in the luxurious Polanco neighbourhood. With more than 20 years of experience, Au Pied de Cochon is one of the classics when it comes to French cuisine in Mexico City. This place offers a tremendous selection of wines, including vertical collections and high-end wines by the glass. The service is carried out by sommeliers specialising in French wine and regularly under intensive training to meet the highest quality standards. Here you will find both classic and more modern producers in France and a wide selection of labels from the rest of Europe and the...

  43. Sartoria, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (55) 7265 3616

    Address: Orizaba 42, Roma Norte, Ciudad de México

    Within the always busy corridor between Roma and Condesa, you may miss Sartoria if you turn around the corner too fast. It’s a small place with a big soul. The food is really good. Chef Marco Carboni used to work for Massimo Bottura, Dan Barber, and Gordon Ramsay, so yes, he’s very experienced at bringing a lot of flavour to the table. The sommelier is also a very passionate guy who really loves wine and wants to create an experience for you. He pours the wine with elegance and talks with plenty of detail and emotion about the very carefully curated selection he has available, so if you just...

  44. Prime Steak Club, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 1 (55) 9012 1564

    Address: Avenida Paseo de la Reforma 333, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México

    Just in front of the iconic “Ángel de la Independencia” at Reforma, lies one of the top branches of Sonora Grill Group. This group is famous for its party-like steakhouses, where flashy lights and firework shows get along with DJ’s and delicious food. It’s a very peculiar kind of concept, but here, at their top line, Prime Steak Club, the service is just in another level. The wine selection includes wines from famous producers, going from Austria to Argentina, France, South Africa, Australia, USA and of course, Mexican wine. They have a selection of 17 wines by the glass, besides a good ra...

  45. Lago | Algo, a restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico.

    Phone: +52 55 5515 9585

    Address: Bosque de Chapultepec, Pista El Sope S/N, Bosque de Chapultepec II Sección, Ciudad de México

    The new concept of Lago|Algo brings only the most carefully selected products to the table, backed by the philosophy of a regeneration project that, through architecture, gastronomy and contemporary art, seeks to share with the public the building that historically housed the restaurant The Lake. Their desire is to establish fairer relationships with others and with the environment, migrating towards a farm-to-table model so that, in the near future, all ingredients will come from traceable origins. The menu, always changing, respects the rhythms of nature and takes inspiration from the ar...