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Wine bar · Hipodromo de la Condesa ·

NIV

Wine bar · Hipodromo de la Condesa ·

Small-producer wines, international bites, vinyl, & mezcal

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C. Atlixco 132, Hipódromo Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06170 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

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Cozy
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C. Atlixco 132, Hipódromo Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06170 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

+52 55 1742 8853
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@nivbar.mx
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•Accepts reservations
•Cozy
•Romantic
•Trendy
•Fancy
•Good for groups
•Good for solo dining
•Touristy

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Nov 11, 2025

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The 20 Best Bars In Mexico City - Mexico City - The Infatuation

"Identify as an artist or bohemian? Niv is your place. It’s a wine bar packed with local artists, tourists, and a high ratio of people to Vans sneakers. The spacious, mostly outdoor setup is perfect for kicking back with a glass of wine and people-watching before dinner. Francis Cabrel tunes make this place chill, and the pretty minimalist decor is just begging you to take a selfie with the crew you’re showing friends around the city. Like any spot that takes cues from France, there are mostly European wines like the Provence Clos Cibonne and small plates for snacking like their famous babaganoush—it’s rich, creamy, and served with a ton of olive oil and fresh bread." - guillaume guevara

https://www.theinfatuation.com/mexico-city/guides/best-bars-mexico-city
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Niv Bar - Review - La Condesa - Mexico City - The Infatuation

"Identify as an artist or bohemian? Niv is your place. It’s a wine bar packed with local artists, tourists, and a high ratio of people to Vans sneakers. The spacious, mostly outdoor setup is perfect for kicking back with a glass of wine and people-watching before dinner. Francis Cabrel tunes make this place chill, and the pretty minimalist decor is just begging you to take a selfie with the crew you’re showing friends around the city. Like any spot that takes cues from France, there are mostly European wines like the Provence Clos Cibonne and small plates for snacking like their famous babaganoush. It’s rich, creamy, and served with a ton of olive oil and fresh bread." - Guillaume Guevara

https://www.theinfatuation.com/mexico-city/reviews/niv-bar
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The 38 Essential Mexico City Restaurants

"Niv is a star in the well established wine bar scene in Mexico City. The project brings together two wine insiders — wine importer Tanguy de Bodinat and Eneida Fuentes, the former beverage director of Pujol — who created an intimate yet vibrant space. The wine list features small producers from France, Italy, Germany, and Mexico with effervescent pet nats, fun oranges, and classic labels from Burgundy. The culinary menu, executed by chef Diego Martínez, matches the quality of the wines; the toasted beef carpaccio and wild mackerel sashimi have become favorites, and be sure to finish with the mamey creme brulee. Since opening day, the restaurant has become a neighborhood social spot in Condesa thanks to its candle-lit backroom, where diners can finish the evening with cocktails, infused rums, and late-night snacks while listening to visiting DJs and Niv’s eclectic vinyl collection." - Natalia de la Rosa, Daniela Galarza

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Ryan S.

Google
Such a great spot! Vibey, stylish, and super well-curated. The team really knows their wines and makes you feel at home without any pretension. Every glass they recommended was spot-on, and the food perfectly matched the vibe. One of those places you end up staying longer than planned. Easily my favorite wine bar in CDMX.

Brenna S.

Google
Unbelievable food and drinks in CDMX! Loved sitting at the bar with the open garage doors. We ordered the baba, croquetas, carpaccio, and steak frites and everything was amazing! We went on a Sunday night so it was pretty quiet but such a great experience

Nadia H.

Google
A London chef recommended this to us and it has so far been the best meal we have had in Mexico. Truly sensationally tasty food, and marvelous natural wines!! The kind of place I wish was in my neighborhood at home!

Abby L

Google
More of an appetizer and wine/cocktail bar than a sit down restaurant. We had a good time and the food was pretty good. On the pricey side. We had a reservation at 8pm, (we were late by 15 mins) on a Friday, we were served drinks immediately and seated around 45 mins later. Once we ordered the food came out quickly. The portions are SMALL. The baba ghanoush had a creamy texture and a buttery smoky flavor, we’d recommend. Zucchini was a bit oily, but it made up for it in crunch and dipping sauce. The Sashimi was tasty and they add an oil as they serve it. And the lamb was solid, again small serving. It felt like a bar inside, it was crowded and loud. Which is not a dealbreaker for us. The long wait was tough, but if you go with the expectation of waiting you’ll have a good time.

Tracy

Google
Cute wine bar with a decent F&B selection. We only tried 3 starters, of which my favorite was the babaganoush. The duck rillette and beef carpaccio were different from what I’ve expected. They were able to make the dishes gluten free by skipping the bread (it would have been even better if there were corn tortillas in lieu of the bread). The servers were knowledgeable about the drinks 🥂 Can’t say that I love the food based on the little that I’ve had, but I’m curious to try their mains next time round!

Jan B.

Google
Expectation is the mother of disappointment. With custom made plates and nice design, the place has a casual fine dining vibe and aspiration. However, our experience was rather underwhelming. The reason is mostly the service - we did not get introduction to the menu. Also, while this is a natural wine bar, wines were not presented at all (neither at the point of selection, nor pouring). All the time our waiter seemed to be not enjoying her work, which to large extent ruined our experience. As for the food, we got baba ganoush (okish), fried zucchini (too oily), truffle tagliatelle (while I do not use to go for truffle because it is too intensive for my taste, here I could barely feel it), and duck broth (good). We did not speak Spanish, but the table next to us did, and the level of attention/communication from the staff did not differ. All in all, it was OK. But not great (especially given the price)

Santiago P.

Google
Excellent place for drinks. Very good cocktails and great atmosphere. Would recommend for a date or night out with friends. They also got a couple of good non-alcoholic options.

Dan B

Google
Wonderful spot with great food and amazing ambience. 4 stars versus 5 as the price-point is very high: cocktails are served in coupe glass and food portions are insanely small. I wouldn’t recommend going on an empty stomach unless you are looking to spend well over $1,000.