La Purísima

Honestly very overcrowded I don’t know if it’s legal the amount of people they let on this place. We asked for a package of beers all of them with weird flavor and we went to the bar to buy cocktails but the alcohol is also weird like if it was spurious/fake. We were with a couple of nice guys which security decided to kick out of nothing and when she tried to mediate security guys didn’t want to listen to us and ended up kicking out our friends with extreme violence and told us to shut up or we will be next.

I enjoyed it the atmosphere the music it was on point the vibes were great

A great place to see and to be seen. Contemporary LGBTIQ+ spot of young people. Music mostly reguetón and pop. Not circuit ambient.

Unfortunately, I think the place is way too packed to actually enjoy what otherwise is a fabulous spot. Between upstairs and downstairs, I highly recommend the upstairs where there’s slightly more room and greater opportunity to actually dance and order drinks. The drinks are fabulous by the way. The mezcal pepino drink is next level. At 34 years old I will say the crowd is on the younger side so it didn’t feel as at home. The upstairs is older and more reggaeton/perreo and does skew more into the 30s. Speaking of which, the upstairs DJ… bro. So good.

Had a really good night here, friendly staff and a decent crowd. Music very mixed from Spanish chart stuff to A-Ha. Interesting and cool design. Came on a Thursday night, no cover and was 40MXN for 2 bottles of beer. Got really busy but I still felt safe and everyone was having a good time. Definitely worth a visit