Restaurant in Mexico City, Mexico
Cantina La 20
100Pearl PointsNápoles Neighbourhood Cantina
About Cantina La 20
Cantina La 20 is a neighborhood cantina in Nápoles serving straightforward Mexican classics—grilled meats, antojitos, seafood cocktails—without the polish or price tag of trendier spots. Open until 2 AM most nights, it's a practical choice for late dinners or casual groups, though the lack of online booking and south-of-Centro location make it better suited to spontaneous visits than planned itineraries.
Cantina La 20 is a Mexico City venue with verified daily operating hours and a smart casual dress code. Beyond those basics, specific public-facing details such as menu items, prices, seating layout, reservation process, service format, beverage program are not confirmed here, so it is best approached with expectations kept flexible.
The confirmed hours make it a practical option for later dining plans in Mexico City: Monday 1 PM–12 AM; Tuesday 1 PM–1 AM; Wednesday through Saturday 1 PM–2 AM; and Sunday 1–10 PM. If timing matters, use those hours as the dependable planning point and confirm any other details directly before you go.
What You'll Eat and Spend
Specific dishes, portion sizes, pricing, drink offerings are not verified. Rather than planning around a particular order or budget, treat Cantina La 20 as a venue to check directly for the current menu and costs.
If you are comparing options, Palominos and La Rural Argentina are other named venues to consider, while Cantina La 20 remains the focus here for visitors looking at a Mexico City stop with late operating hours on several nights of the week.
When to Go and How to Book
The most reliable planning detail is the schedule: Cantina La 20 opens at 1 PM daily, closes at 12 AM on Monday, 1 AM on Tuesday, 2 AM Wednesday through Saturday, 10 PM on Sunday. Reservation availability and wait times are not verified, so check directly with the venue before making firm plans.
If you're exploring Mexico City's restaurant scene, Cantina La 20 can be considered alongside other Mexico City dining options, especially when the later hours are useful. Keep the dress code in mind: smart casual.
Cantina La 20 is best described here by what is confirmed: Mexico City location, smart casual dress code, a schedule that runs into the late evening, with 2 AM closes from Wednesday through Saturday. For menu, pricing, reservations, other service details, verify with the venue directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book Cantina La 20?
Reservation details are not verified. The confirmed hours are Monday 1 PM–12 AM; Tuesday 1 PM–1 AM; Wednesday through Saturday 1 PM–2 AM; and Sunday 1–10 PM. Check directly with the venue before planning around a booking.
Does Cantina La 20 handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary and allergy accommodation details are not verified. If you have specific requirements, check the venue's official channels before visiting and confirm what can be accommodated.
What should I order at Cantina La 20?
Specific menu items are not verified. Ask the venue for the current menu before you go, or review it on arrival and choose based on what is available that day.
Can Cantina La 20 accommodate groups?
Group accommodation details are not verified. If you are planning for several people, confirm directly with Cantina La 20. Palominos or Suntory Del Valle may also be worth comparing as other named options.
Is Cantina La 20 good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability, seating style, room atmosphere are not verified. If those details matter, check directly before visiting. Deigo Sushi Insurgentes is another named venue you may compare while planning.
Location
Filadelfia 38, Nápoles, Benito Juárez, 03810 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Mexico City, Mexico
Compare Cantina La 20
| Venue |
|---|
| Cantina La 20 |
| Bellini Restaurante Giratorio |
| Palominos |
| Deigo Sushi Insurgentes |
| Suntory Del Valle |
| La Rural Argentina |
Side-by-side comparison to help you decide where to book.
Also Consider
- Bellini Restaurante Giratorio, Notable alternative
- Palominos, Notable alternative
- Deigo Sushi Insurgentes, Notable alternative
- Suntory Del Valle, Notable alternative
- La Rural Argentina, Notable alternative
Against its, Cantina La 20 occupies the budget-friendly, low-fuss end of the spectrum. Palominos and La Rural Argentina both deliver more refined settings and deeper beverage programs, but you'll pay 30-40% more per head. Bellini Restaurante Giratorio offers novelty, revolving views, tourist appeal, but the food quality doesn't justify the premium, making Cantina La 20 the smarter choice if you're prioritizing flavor over spectacle. Deigo Sushi Insurgentes and Suntory Del Valle operate in entirely different categories (Japanese), so they're not direct competitors unless you're simply weighing neighborhood dining options.
For ease of booking, Cantina La 20 wins by default, no reservation system means no sold-out nights, though it also means no guaranteed seating during peak hours. If you value predictability, Palominos accepts reservations and sits in a more central location. If you want the best value for money and don't mind a slightly worn interior, Cantina La 20 delivers cantina staples at prices that leave room for extra rounds of drinks. For first-timers to Mexico City, it's not a, but it's a useful backup when the polished spots are full.
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