Nibelungengarten

German restaurant · Narvarte Poniente

Nibelungengarten

German restaurant · Narvarte Poniente

C. Dr. José María Vértiz 1024, Narvarte Poniente, Benito Juárez, 03600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Highlights

This cozy German restaurant and beer garden in Mexico City offers a unique blend of traditional dishes and craft brews, all in a fun, relaxed atmosphere.

C. Dr. José María Vértiz 1024, Narvarte Poniente, Benito Juárez, 03600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

nibelungengarten.com

MX$200–400 · Menu

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"You probably didn’t have “German beer garden” on your Mexico City bingo card, but this unexpected spot is one you don’t want to miss. Sure, the food menu definitely includes bratwurst, but there are also Mexican beers on tap, and, fairly often, DJs spinning reggaeton and Mexican cumbia. Grab a table outside (there’s a retractable roof for when it rains), order a few pints and some barbeque chicken wings, and catch whatever game’s playing on the big TVs." - guillaume guevara

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Karem Johana Calderon Varela

Google

Good service and amazing atmosphere. All the sausages are delicious, and they pair perfectly with either a black beer or a honey beer 🍻

Diego Mercado

Google

Great fri3ndly service, socially distant, with all health precautions and virtual menu. The food is quite nice, great taste and good sized dishes. Fair pricing and quality. They have national beers, German and specialty beers as well which are quite delightful 😁

Search Rodriguez

Google

Great place to have German beer and sausages.

Omkar Pawar

Google

The service was terrible, awful, and slow. It took one hour to deliver our food on a non-busy day, and even then, they got our order wrong.

Tracy C

Google

Not a lot of German restaurants in CDMX. This is okay. A rooftop beer garden style joint. The sausage platter is good for 2 people, and comes with 2 half portion sides. The currywurst sauce needs to be requested separately (a tad too sweet for my liking). Apfelschorle is decent.

Jamais True

Google

Great experience! The beer and food were really good. Gave us memories of time we spent in Germany. The sausage plate was great for sharing and the family enjoyed dipping their great bread in the goulash. We'll def be back for jagerschnitzel next time!!

Lillian Mejía

Google

Always an amazing place to drink high quality beer and the food is amazing.

Yolotl Del Valle

Google

I love e the experience of different taste and this one has the unique taste of German food. I love the bread, specially the tarts and why not a special beer. During the Christmas season they prepared special things. Taste the sausages

Pedro S. M.

Yelp

This a great place to enjoy german weiners. The menu is a mixture of some german and mexican food. The german dishes are good. Also some appetizer tacos very tasty. Beer is mostly mexican beer and some imported beers. Only one beer lager german style but a little dissapointing The price is a little in the expensive side again for Mexico. My cousin and i ate here and the bill was about 150 dlls. No live band only TV to watch the sunday national soccer games. I was a little dissappointed. I probably wont come back cuz is hard to justify the price

Angie Z.

Yelp

this place is the best Garten in Mexico City, you can eat real German dishes and beer!, here you find a German store, where you can buy bread, chocolates, candies, beers and any German products you want! I recommend you to eat "Gebackenes Eisbein" ( ham hock), "Ungarisches Gulasch"(Hungarian beef stew), "Deutsche Bratwurstplatte" (sausages dish), "champignonrahmschinitzel" (milanese with mushroom sauce). I recommend you to drink German beers, if you like citrus taste 'Schöfferhofer grapefruit' or 'Palor' if you want a strong taste with chocolate "Tucher Doppelbock', if you want coffee taste "Tucher Dunkel" or "Darkon" About desserts all are delicious