Not a venue per se, but this street is full of vinyl stands at great prices. From collectors to casual music lovers, you’ll find gems you haven’t seen in years. Prices range from $50 MXN to $500 MXN, and if your goal is to expand your vinyl collection, you absolutely have to come here.

Probably one of the most famous jazz venues in CDMX, so I’m telling you now: make a reservation if you want to experience an authentic jazz night as if you were in New Orleans. With a varied lineup every night, Zinco Jazz Club will become your favorite spot if jazz is your genre of choice. Whether you go with a partner, on a date, or with a small group of friends, everyone will thank you for introducing them to this bar. They also serve food!

If you were looking for an omakase experience in CDMX, Kill Bill is the spot. Reservations are mandatory since entry is group-based, if you’re not on the list, you don’t get in. Once inside, the sound, Japanese bar, and chefs immerse you in a unique, Japan-like experience. With excellent food quality, the music adds a special touch to enjoy the menu even more. Mostly jazz with some soul, the musical quality is something to admire. A must for sushi and music lovers.

One of my favorite places in the entire city, this bar is a gem in Plaza Washington. Intimate and unique, Cicatriz is a small bar with a delicious food menu. The music elevates the night beautifully, and it’s the perfect spot for a first date because the volume is just right. The drinks are wild—I recommend the Yoko, a mezcal and Aperol Spritz mix that you’ll fall in love with. They don’t take reservations, so keep that in mind.

A restaurant/bar with a very original gastronomic proposal. Speaking of music, it’s one of those places with unique selections (more than 1,500 vinyl records!!!) so the music–food mix easily earns five stars. Whether you want coffee, a beer, or simply to enjoy the food, Café de Nadie won’t disappoint with its musical selection. Occasionally they host guest DJs. I recommend booking a table, although it’s not mandatory.