Cantina La 20 | El Ángel - 06600 Ciudad de México

Great place, great food! Good environment and good price. I take 1 star cause we could be a little more clarified about the plates.

Came with a group of Friends from USA and all them liked the food and drinks. Pork shop, ceviche, chilaquiles negros. Lengua and much more, all with high quality. Good service by the staff.

Food is good, but not great. A bit pushy with drinks. Unfortunately the night I went there was not much activity. I will have to come back to see the nightlife

Came Very highly recommended for my quick trip to mexico city. I had my good ye dinner there and we were very impressed. Everything was delicious and the service was exemplary. It was very quiet but we went ok a Monday night I could see the place being very lively later in the week.

Excellent service, bathrooms are clean. Great option for groups. There are plenty of option to drink. I love mexican food so this is a perfect place to try different dishes . I think there is not valet parking but you can parking at the mall Reforma 222. I recommended come!

Popped in for a quiet drink and was instead treated to a lively mariachi show and superb bartenders. This place has such a great vibe; people were celebrating various things across a few tables, getting up and dancing with strangers, and drinking deeply of fine spirits. Each of my three drinks featured mezcal, and my hats off to the bartenders here. If you're looking for a great place with great drinks, this is it.

Good place for socialize over food and drinks. It is a bit pricey but hey you're on the main avenue of CDMX and can look El Angel across the street. Food is not rich. Come here if you want a good setting for chatting and hang out.

TOURISTS BEWARE! The food was okay, the service was mediocre, but they add an IVA tax line to the bill which does not match the prices on the menu. Per Mexico laws, the price listed on their menu is supposed to include this tax already. Some restaurants separate it on the bill but the total should be the same as the menu price. This was not the case. We noticed it and asked about it, since we'd never seen that on a bill before and we've eaten at dozens of restaurants in Mexico. They told us it was the tax, which is absolutely not legal. We decided not to cause a scene and just pay the total and consider the 16% tax as tip. They came by (before we paid) to inform us that the bill did not include a tip. Considering the lackluster service, we were only going to leave a 10% tip. At that point, we paid just a little over the bill and left. We did not know enough Spanish to fight it and just wanted to leave after 2 long hours with barely any service. Don't eat here. The food isn't good enough to be charged an extra scam "tax" and the service is bad. There are plenty of wonderful restaurants nearby that don't follow shady practices and have better service.