Fiebre de Malta - Lerma

This is a mediocre place in the heart of Mexico City. There is also a second location in Polanco. The bar seemed to have a standardized and unchanging beer menu. They were out of about 50% of the beers when we were there. I think they had other beers replacing those taps but no one ever told us. Place felt stale and lame and we felt stupid sitting outside. That said the street we were on was not one of the cooler streets in the city so no judgement I guess. CDMX has way better places. No one spoke workable English, by the way. At least they did small pours. That said they gave me the wrong beer at least once.

Beer bar with about 20 taps of Mexican and European beers but without anything particularly interesting. They offer typical food you find in such Mexican bars but we did not eat there. Loud, club-like music. Prices were relatively expensive for Mexico. Not a place I would recommend to seek out if you are not close by.

In contrast to the last several reviews, I found this place very pleasant. My wife and I had a couple of beers and I had some delicious chicken tacos. The beer was very good by local standards and certainly well treated. It does have the feel of a smaller American brew Pub, it is a bit generic. A lot of office workers in the area, so at certain times of day that is the vibe. It clearly is the best beer place place in the Zona Rosa, near Independence circle.

I hate the place! I was beside the bar and looked how the guys were collecting the first (and over carbonated) draft and collecting it in jars to let them loose some foam and then serving it to the costumers. Their tap beer (of the beers I already known) was flat and tasted funky and metallic. I started asking for some bottled beers insted. The

Generic, corporate, tasteless. One beer, in and out. Efficient service and a few beers worth drinking so if you have some monkeysuit friends who want an afterwork session, I suppose you can take them here. Generally a no-go zone otherwise.

Hopelessly corporate place. A few decent beers on tap, but no bottles. Not much character and overall it was a little disappointing. Oh, and god awful pop music. Best in Zona Rosa maybe.

Lovely beer bar with nice food and 18 taps of Mexican craft beer, all available in samples. Popular for a reason, filling up relatively early in a monday. For drinking out, I recommend this as the first stop in the DF for the thirsty traveller looking for the local stuff.

A surprise close to the Sheraton, modern bar, stylish, with a nice terrasse. The keg fridge is enclosed in a glass walled room, which is cool. And a great selection of taps ( 24) with two third Mexicans, and some American and Belgian imports. Growler filling is avaialble, a rarity in Mexico. 8 X 4 on for 100 pesos, a good deal. The food was also quite decent, and affordable...nice mole enchiladas for 69 pesos.