Trappist, located in the Condesa neighborhood of Mexico City, is a specialty bar that focuses on Trappist and artisanal beers.

Trappist beers are unique because they are brewed by Trappist monks in monasteries, with only 14 monasteries worldwide allowed to label their beer as Trappist.

This bar brings a slice of this rich brewing tradition to Mexico City, offering a curated selection of these rare beers alongside a variety of other craft brews, making it a standout destination for beer lovers.

What makes Trappist Beer Bar special is its commitment to offering an authentic Trappist beer experience, a rarity outside of Europe.

The bar provides a diverse range of Trappist and craft beers, each with its unique story and brewing process. This focus on quality and tradition, combined with a knowledgeable staff ready to guide patrons through their beer journey, makes it a unique spot.

The menu at Trappist Beer Bar features a rotating selection of Trappist and craft beers, with prices ranging from $5 to $10 per bottle, depending on the rarity and import costs.

They also offer light snacks to complement the beer-tasting experience, focusing on pairing flavors that enhance the brews.

To get to Trappist Beer Bar in Condesa, the most convenient way is by using Mexico City’s Metro system. The closest station is Chapultepec, on Line 1 (Pink).

From there, it’s about a 10-minute walk: exit the station, head west on Chapultepec Avenue towards Chapultepec Castle, then turn left onto Oaxaca Street, and finally right onto Michoacán Avenue where you’ll find the bar nestled among Condesa’s bustling streets.