Bar in Mexico City, Mexico
FELINA
100Pearl PointsLow-key Hipódromo bar, walk-ins welcome.
About FELINA
FELINA is a bar in Mexico City's Hipódromo neighbourhood, positioned in one of the city's quietest and most local-feeling corners of Cuauhtémoc. Easy to walk in, low-pressure to book, and best suited to first-timers exploring beyond Roma and Condesa's busiest strips. Pair it with nearby spots like Baltra Bar for a complete evening in the area.
Quick Verdict
FELINA is a bar in Mexico City's Hipódromo neighbourhood worth knowing about, but with limited public data available, booking here is a low-risk proposition — it's in a well-connected residential district, easy to reach, and unlikely to require weeks of advance planning. If you're visiting Mexico City for the first time and want a local-feeling bar experience away from the tourist circuit of Polanco or Roma Norte's most-hyped spots, Hipódromo is a solid detour.
What to Expect
FELINA sits on Calle Ometusco 87 in Hipódromo, a quieter extension of the Condesa and Roma neighbourhoods that locals treat as their own. For a first-timer, the immediate context matters: this part of Cuauhtémoc is walkable, tree-lined, and noticeably calmer than the blocks around Parque México. If the bar has outdoor or terrace seating — which the address and neighbourhood architecture strongly suggest is possible, given the area's prevalence of ground-floor venues with street-facing terraces, that outdoor space is likely the draw. Hipódromo evenings have a specific quality: cooler air off the Condesa tree canopy, low foot traffic, and a crowd that skews local rather than tourist. Arriving early in the evening gives you the leading shot at a terrace seat and a quieter room before the neighbourhood fills up on weekends.
Because verified menu, pricing, and hours data isn't currently available, treat this as a drop-in destination rather than a destination-dinner booking. The neighbourhood has enough alternatives within walking distance, including the bar programmes at several Roma and Condesa spots, that FELINA fits leading as part of a wider evening in the area rather than a standalone trip across the city. For first-timers building a Mexico City bar itinerary, pairing FELINA with stops at Baltra Bar or Brujas in the same neighbourhood cluster makes geographic sense.
Booking & Logistics
Booking difficulty is easy. No reservation system or contact details are currently listed, which suggests walk-ins are the standard approach. Go early on weekends if outdoor seating matters to you. For broader context on where FELINA sits in the city's bar scene, see our full Mexico City bars guide. If you're planning the wider trip, our Mexico City restaurants guide, hotels guide, and experiences guide cover the rest. For bars beyond the capital, Bekeb in San Miguel de Allende and La Capilla in Tequila are worth the detour.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the signature drink at FELINA?
No menu data is publicly confirmed for FELINA at Calle Ometusco 87. Given its location in Hipódromo, a neighbourhood where mezcal and agave-forward cocktails are the local default, that's a reasonable starting point when you arrive. Ask the bartender directly — walk-in bars in this part of CDMX tend to have house pours worth asking about.
Is the food good at FELINA?
FELINA's cuisine type isn't documented, and treating it as a food destination would be a stretch based on available information. If food is a priority, pair your visit with dinner at one of the Roma or Condesa restaurants a short walk away, then head to FELINA for drinks.
Does FELINA have outdoor seating?
No seating layout is confirmed for FELINA's Ometusco 87 location. Hipódromo venues in this price bracket often have small terraces or pavement tables, but that's the neighbourhood norm rather than a confirmed feature here. Worth checking on arrival.
Do I need a reservation at FELINA?
No reservation system or contact details are listed for FELINA, which points strongly to a walk-in format. Go earlier in the evening if you want a seat — Hipódromo bars fill up on weekends as Condesa and Roma crowds spill over.
Is FELINA good for a date?
Hipódromo is one of the better neighbourhoods in CDMX for a low-key date — quieter than Condesa, less sceney than Roma Norte. FELINA on Ometusco 87 fits that register. If you want a more structured date-night bar with a confirmed cocktail programme, Baltra Bar or Hanky Panky offer a higher-certainty experience.
Does FELINA have happy hour deals?
No pricing or promotions are documented for FELINA. Walk-in bars in Hipódromo typically run mid-range prices by CDMX standards — budget accordingly and confirm any deals on arrival rather than counting on them.
What's the crowd like at FELINA?
Hipódromo draws a local, neighbourhood-focused crowd rather than the tourist-heavy mix you find closer to Parque México. Expect FELINA at Ometusco 87 to skew younger and local, particularly on weekends when the area picks up after dinner service elsewhere winds down.
Location
C. Ometusco 87, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico
Compare FELINA
| Venue | Awards | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| FELINA | Easy | |
| Fifty Mils | World's 50 Best | Unknown |
| Hanky Panky | World's 50 Best | Unknown |
| Baltra Bar | World's 50 Best | Unknown |
| Bar Mauro | World's 50 Best | Unknown |
| Bijou Drinkery Room | World's 50 Best | Unknown |
How FELINA stacks up against the competition.
Also Consider
- Fifty Mils, Notable alternative
- Hanky Panky, Notable alternative
- Baltra Bar, Notable alternative
- Bar Mauro, Notable alternative
- Bijou Drinkery Room, Notable alternative
How It Compares
Against the most-booked bars in Mexico City, FELINA sits in a different register entirely. Hanky Panky and Fifty Mils are reservation-heavy, internationally recognised cocktail programmes where planning ahead is non-negotiable and the experience is built around a specific drink philosophy. FELINA, by contrast, reads as a neighbourhood bar, easier to access, lower commitment, and better suited to a first-timer who wants to feel the local pace of Hipódromo rather than queue for a seat at one of the city's trophy cocktail rooms.
For craft-forward bar experiences that are still approachable, Baltra Bar is the stronger recommendation if you want a documented cocktail programme with a clear identity. Bijou Drinkery Room and Bar Mauro both offer more verified detail on what you're walking into, which matters if you're choosing a single bar for an important evening. FELINA works best as a low-stakes addition to an area-based itinerary, not as a destination booking competing directly with those venues.
The practical split: if you want a guaranteed-quality cocktail bar with advance booking, go Baltra or Hanky Panky. If you want a relaxed, local-feeling stop in a calm neighbourhood with potential outdoor seating and no reservation required, FELINA fits that slot. For broader Mexico City bar discovery, our full Mexico City bars guide, wineries guide, and a comparison with international benchmarks like Bar Leather Apron in Honolulu help frame what a strong bar programme at this price tier should deliver.
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