Our 11 favourite wine bars in Mexico City 2025
Looking for old-world classics or new-world up and coming producers? Or do you want to explore the local wine scene? Whatever you're looking for, you will find it in Mexico City. Let this guide lead the way to some of our favourite wine bars in the city.
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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...
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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...
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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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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...
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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...
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Phone: 55 5941 5257
Address: Avenida Álvaro Obregón 228, Roma Norte, Ciudad de México
One of the most recent wine bars in the city, dedicated to art and wine (and some mezcal if you are lucky). This modern bar, developed by the former architect owner, has a small place inside for artists and their expositions which change every month; take a look at their social media to see the current one.
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Phone: +52 55 5514 6983
Address: Tonalá 23, Roma Norte, Ciudad de México
Located in a classic old building from the Mexican revolution, where you will find long halls, tall ceilings, wooden floors, and a lot of European art, in this case, wine art. They only have ten tables, which will be filled with small plates to share. Ask for a reservation in the speakeasy upstairs if you want to enjoy a drink and some indie music after dinner.
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Phone: +52 55 4437 4285
Address: Zacatecas 126, Roma Norte, Ciudad de México
Si Mon is located in the limits of Colonia Roma, in a small place that looks like a basement, with brick ceilings and walls, and dim light (though enough to see the shelves full of local wine). Si Mon has gone from a closed space dedicated to wine tastings to an open wine bar with a selection of Mexican cheeses and tapas. “Bulk wine” is their catchword as a part of the idea to make wine more approachable.
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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...
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Phone: +52 55 2211 0826
Address: Copenhague 23, Juárez, Ciudad de México
The worldwide competition “Concours Mondial de Bruxelles” placed their first wine bar here in Colonia Juarez, near Reforma Avenue. This British/European-style house of three floors holds a wine bar, with every wine with a medal from the competition, and a couple of lounges if you want some privacy. The top floor is dedicated to wine education, and here you will find the headquarters of the Escuela Mexicana de Sommeliers (Mexican Sommelier School). This place holds what they call ”the biggest wine library in México”, and the labels change every year depending on the winners of the competition...
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Address: Calle Dinamarca 44, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México
Cicatriz is located in the trendy neighbourhood of La Juarez, right at a corner where their big black doors are wide open. This is a cosy, casual place with a long bar, a lot of wine and other specials of the day. The interior is sparse, with nothing on the walls except a little blackboard where you find the wines offered by the glass. Also visit the bathroom, which is more like an art exposition.
