Loup Bar

5 Sofia De la Mora - 6 days ago

Cozy wine bar next to plaza Rio de Janeiro. They have an extensive wine list that includes magnum bottles for groups. The vibe is very cozy, low lighting, great for dates or dinner with friends. Ordered family style and everything was delicious. For appetizers get the shrimp peanut skewers and the Burrata. We loved the pasta with wild mushrooms, al dente. Great desserts too, the mamey ice cream with marshmallow on top is a must. Prices are fair. Service is slower but very friendly.

4 Aleksei Olkhovoi - 5 months ago

This is the first wine bar I've been to in Mexico City. There's a good selection of biodinamas from Spain, and it has a very cozy atmosphere. A great place to read a book with a glass of wine. I was also pleasantly surprised by the availability of Pipette magazine, an indication that the owners are interested and passionate about wine, choosing the best for their guests. Of the minuses - not much variation in the selection of wines by the glass. I went twice, both times the wines were similar.

5 Ann Fratti - 3 months ago

Cozy little wine bar. Food is delicious, and different wines are open daily if you want just a glass and not the whole bottle. Just ask the staff for recommendations!

2 Lia Guttman - 2 months ago

For some reason, this place thinks it makes sense to charge 300 pesos (15 USD) for mediocre wine. We tried all the wines they had by the glass (4) and they were all on the verge of undrinkable. The food is ok. We ended up paying 1000 pesos (50 USD) each and the only thing we enjoyed was the company.

5 Mike Taveirne - 11 months ago

went to try the burger; had it with the salad because i've had quite a few burgers and fries lately. coworker recommended i drop in to try this place. salad was quite green, nice salty dressing and enjoyed it; also the burger was great. delicious combo of everything on it and a great patty as well. can definitely recommend it myself. enjoyed it with a nice oatmeal stout. i rolled in solo friday night and sat at the small bar area, would definitely recommend reservations here though.

5 Yi-Chieh Chen - a year ago

Laid-back natural wine bar with amazing food options! Always excited to find a wine bar that opens early (12pm) lol

Ceviche de pescado - one of the most delicious ceviche I’ve had. The sauce is a perfect symphony of citrus notes and savory umami. I was close to drinking it from the plate.

Tartare - not your traditional French tartare. Great sauce once again.

Brochetas de wagyu - the marinate tastes Asian-inspired to me (soy sauce, ginger, sugar). The meat was tender.

Falafel - delicious baba ganoush (wish there was more). Falafel was nice and crispy on the outside.

Brocheta thai de camarón - I miss shrimp paste! The shrimp is already well seasoned and perfect with a squeeze of lemon. Ate it without the peanut sauce on the side.

Tarta chocolate caramelo - the thick caramel base pairs beautifully with the smooth semi-dark chocolate mousse. Crust is rich and buttery. Surprisingly well-balanced (as I was worried that it’ll be too sweet) from texture to flavor.

I’m sold when a wine bar has awesome dishes to order from. They have some wines by the glass (there were 3 available when I went, white, orange, and red respectively). Service is friendly (and the staff speaks fluent English).

The only feedback I have may be to turn down the music volume by a tad... but it might be because I was the only person in the restaurant, so there was no other “conversation noise” to drown the ambient music.

Can’t wait to visit again!

5 Lauren Dana Boynton - 4 months ago

Quaint and classy bar with stellar drinks! We had a unique tasting vino from Bichi and the best Mezcalita ever!