Blow Bar

They charge a cover fee and then expect a tip inside 😡. The drinks are expensive, like in all those places. The music is awful, it's all reggaeton, it's reggaeton everywhere. Very little other music. The place has a good show, but I don't know about the drinks, because I don't drink alcohol and there aren't any non-alcoholic or sugar-free options or soda. Only water, and they try to charge you for it as if it were alcoholic 😡. The music was what bothered me the most, the fact that they charge a cover and then demand a tip inside, and that there aren't any other drink options at reasonable prices.

Well, it's not so much a place to eat, more for dancing and partying with friends. The place is a bit cramped, and they cram people in even when there aren't any tables, so the hallways get pretty crowded. They do have several floors, though they're all pretty much the same, just with different music. The dancers' show is cool, but meh (I'm a guy). The service is friendly, but they'll kick you out of a lot of places near the bar even when there's nowhere else to sit. It's a cool place to spend the night with friends and stuff.

The best gay bar in Zona Rosa. Come on Thursday to see Queen Paris!

Very funny

It's really beautiful to look at, but on the other hand, the cocktails are expensive and bad—let's just say they're mediocre. But what surprised me most was the service. It's terrible. Everyone demands a tip. The bartenders demand a tip every time you order a cocktail or a beer, and if they bring it to your table, it's even more. They also demand a tip in the bathroom; it's like they're charging you to use the restrooms, since they ask for it every time you go. I don't understand the cover charge then. It's outrageous. I had been before, and it didn't seem so bad, but this last time I realized it's not worth it. The only good things about it are the dancers and the drag queens. If you don't request a table, the waiters will take it away from you even if you're buying drinks at the bar. And the security guards are pushy; they'll move you if you're near a table that isn't yours, they'll make faces at you and intentionally push you. The place gets crowded, people are dancing. If they're going to offer exclusivity, they should set a capacity limit so people don't just walk in and pay the cover charge. AND JUST BECAUSE MOST BARS AND CLUBS IN MEXICO CITY DO THE SAME THING DOESN'T MEAN IT'S OKAY.

Everything was fine until the waiters realized you were a lesbian and their attitude changed. The good thing is that it's an LGBT bar in the area.

It used to be one of my favorite places, but on my last few visits, 70% of the clientele were heterosexual, of which 40% were foreign students, 20% were heterosexual couples, and 20% were older women. This makes it no longer feel like a gay bar. I don't recommend it as a gay bar. I won't be back.

The fact that they're constantly taking tables from you, giving preference to those who order bottles, is awful. They also claim there are no reservations, but they're quick to reserve tables for their regulars.