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![[sic]: Macarena / Ferdiyei / OMFDAN](https://images.cdmx365.com/events/ra-2494917.jpg)
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[sic]: Macarena / Ferdiyei / OMFDAN
C. Versalles 64
Juárez
[sic] returns to Versalles 64 with a triple-header lineup featuring Macarena, Ferdiyei, and OMFDAN in the main hall, plu...
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21
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Karate Audio Takeover
Chico
Roma Norte
Karate Audio, the production school behind over a decade of Mexico City's electronic music talent, takes over CHICO with...
FRI
25
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ONEY1 in CDMX
Rebel Rebel
Juárez
ONEY1 makes their debut at Rebel Rebel, the intimate Juárez venue known for showcasing emerging talent. Presented by ÂME...
FRI
04
DEC
Kiltro Attack Fear is a Machine Tour 2026
Calz. de Tlalpan 598
Benito Juárez
Chilean industrial metal outfit Kiltro Attack brings their Fear Is A Machine Tour to Mexico City, delivering groove meta...
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Calz. de Tlalpan 598
An American-style diner on Calzada de Tlalpan near Metro Xola, serving burgers, fries, and classic fast-food fare in a retro setting. The space previously operated as Zombie Diner and B-Wing, with a focus on casual bar food and late-night bites.Steps from Metro Xola in Colonia Moderna.
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Rebel Rebel
Rebel Rebel is a small music forum on Oxford in Juárez that hosts concerts, meet & greets, and listening parties. The space is tight — the stage and audience area are about the same size — and the setup leans toward intimate live music events rather than comfortable spectator shows.Cocktails run on the higher end for the neighborhood and lean heavily on sugar-heavy mixes. The sound system has been a point of complaint at album playback events. Service can be slow at the bar, especially when the space is full. Expect events to start later than advertised and plan accordingly if you want a good spot.
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Javier Sorondo 270
Sorondo 270 Bistrot is a tapas bar and restaurant in Iztaccihuatl. The kitchen serves bistro-style plates and runs occasional cocktail workshops with seasonal drink pairings and canapés.
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C. Versalles 94
Versalles 94 is a multi-level casona in Juárez housing several nightlife concepts under one roof, including the underground club THIS, cinema-bar Yuyu Cine Club, and Drama Radio Bar. The basement space draws electronic music fans with a rotating lineup of DJs spinning everything from house to techno across weekend nights.The venue's sprawling layout means you can drift between environments — catch a film screening upstairs, then head down for a late set. Reservations recommended; call 56 1077 3264.
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Av Oaxaca 99
Outline is the first bar in Mexico City and Latin America to serve draft cocktails — pre-batched and poured from taps like craft beer. The system keeps drinks consistent and speeds up service, which matters when the rooftop terrace fills up on weekends.The menu includes wine, beer, and those draft cocktails alongside a short list of plates built for sharing. Make a reservation on WhatsApp, especially if you're planning to come Thursday through Saturday.
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Camino a Comala
Specialty coffee shop that's landed on the list of the top 100 coffee spots in the world. The flat white is what regulars order, and the house roasts come from Mexican beans — they're serious about showcasing local coffee culture here.The food leans into house-baked sourdough bread for all the baguettes and toasts, with options like smoked salmon baguettes, chilaquiles, and avocado toast on the menu. There's a garden patio out back that makes the small space feel bigger, and it's a solid option for working remotely if you need a change of scenery. Prices run on the higher end for the neighborhood, but the quality matches.
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El 33
El 33 is a neighborhood karaoke bar and restaurant in Ciudad de los Deportes, a short walk from Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes. The karaoke setup and DJ booth take center stage, with tables inside and a few outdoor seats on the sidewalk.The kitchen serves wings, burgers, and bar snacks — nothing fancy, but enough to soak up the beer promos that run most weeknights. Shows rotate through the week, including stand-up comedy nights. The place stays open late and tends to fill up on weekends, so arrive early if you want a table.
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Niza 42
Niza 42 is a rooftop bar and nightlife spot in Azcapotzalco that pulls a crowd for its penthouse views and late-night energy. The space works both ways — early for cocktails and a few bites, later for electronic music and dancing under the open sky.Cocktails start at the lower end of mid-range, with beers coming in even easier on the wallet. The atmosphere leans cool and social, the kind of place locals save for weekend nights when they want height and atmosphere without the Roma Norte or Polanco scene.
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C. Versalles 64
Mid-sized live music and event venue in Juárez, also known as Foro Versalles for its address. The space hosts [sic] community club, a Saturday night queer party focused on house, techno, and disco that's built a loyal following among CDMX's LGBTQ+ nightlife scene.The venue books a rotating lineup of DJs and live acts across electronic and underground genres. The crowd skews younger, the sound system hits hard, and the atmosphere is welcoming for queer and allied party-goers looking for proper dancefloor energy.
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Chico
Chico is a small underground concert venue on Colima street with a bare-bones setup — no stage, no platform, just artists performing at floor level. The space holds around 100 people maximum and is suited for intimate urban music shows, mosh pits, and smaller indie acts.No phone signal inside, and ventilation is limited, so expect close quarters and heat when the room fills up. Cash is recommended for drinks. Arrive early if you want any sightline at all.
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