The 15 best rooftop bars in Mexico in 2026

15 rooftops selected · 1 city · Updated on October 31, 2026
Top rated: Ling Ling (Mexico City, 4.5/5)
City with the most venues: Mexico City (15 rooftops)

A land of pyramids, colonial cities and Caribbean beaches, Mexico can also be discovered from its rooftops. In Mexico City, terraces perched on top of hotels, skyscrapers and colonial mansions offer views of the Zócalo, the cathedral, the Palacio de Bellas Artes and the towers of the Paseo de la Reforma. Mezcal, margaritas and Mexican cuisine: enjoy the capital's mild climate from up high.

Cities in Mexico ranked by number of rooftop bars

1. Rooftops in Mexico City 15 rooftops

Top rated: Ling Ling (4.5/5)

The top 15 rooftop bars in Mexico

Rank	Rooftop	City	Editor's rating	Price level	Type of venue	View
1	Ling Ling	Mexico CityMexico	4.5/5	Price level 3 out of 5	Bar, Restaurant, Hotel	Exceptional view
2	Salazar	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant	Panoramic view
3	Supra Roma	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	Price level 3 out of 5	Bar, Restaurant	Panoramic view
4	Miralto	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	Price level 3 out of 5	Bar, Restaurant	Exceptional view
5	Arango	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant	Panoramic view
6	Cityzen	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant, Hotel	Exceptional view
7	La Azotea de Barrio	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	Price level 2 out of 5	Bar, Restaurant	Panoramic view
8	Terraza Catedral	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant, Hotel	Panoramic view
9	Altanera	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Restaurant	Panoramic view
10	Balcón del Zócalo	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant, Hotel	Panoramic view
11	El Mayor	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant	Panoramic view
12	La Casa de las Sirenas	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant	Panoramic view
13	Terraza Cha Cha Chá	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	Price level 2 out of 5	Bar, Restaurant	Panoramic view
14	Terraza Gran Hotel	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	Price level 2 out of 5	Bar, Restaurant, Hotel	Panoramic view
15	Terraza Círculo Mexicano	Mexico CityMexico	4/5	–	Bar, Restaurant, Hotel	–

Editor's rating and price level: see how we select and rate rooftops.

Rooftop bars in Mexico by theme

Hotel rooftop bars
- Hotel rooftop bars in Mexico City (6)

World ranking

FAQ: rooftop bars in Mexico

Which is the top-rated rooftop bar in Mexico?

According to our editors' rating, the top rated is Ling Ling, with 4.5/5.

Where to find a rooftop bar with a pool in Mexico?

In our selection, one city has rooftop bars with a pool: Mexico City (1).

Rooftops in Mexico: the capital seen from above

A vast country between two oceans

A federal republic of around 130 million inhabitants, Mexico is the most populous Spanish-speaking country in the world. Covering nearly 2 million square kilometres, it stretches from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, and shares a border of more than 3,100 kilometres with the United States. Its capital is Mexico City, and the country is made up of 31 states and Mexico City.

Heir to the Aztec and Maya civilisations, Mexico has many UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from the pyramids of Teotihuacan to colonial historic centres. Mexico City, its largest city, is also its political and cultural heart.

Why head up to the rooftops

Under an often sunny sky, life is happily lived outdoors, and rooftop terraces are one of its finest expressions: on top of hotels, towers or old mansions, they offer a glass of mezcal at sunset, a view of monuments or skyscrapers, and evenings that stretch late into the night.

Mexico City, the first stop

A capital more than 2,200 metres above sea level

Built on the ruins of Tenochtitlan, Mexico City combines a historic centre of colonial palaces, wide avenues lined with towers and lively neighbourhoods such as Roma and Condesa. You will find terraces facing the cathedral and the Zócalo, a restaurant on the 41st floor of the Torre Latinoamericana, bars perched above the Paseo de la Reforma and more laid-back rooftops in Roma Norte.

Terraces open all year round

Thanks to its altitude, Mexico City enjoys a mild climate in every season, and most of its rooftops stay open all year round. From June to September, the rainy season brings late-afternoon showers: many terraces then shelter under awnings or retractable roofs.

Practical tips

Prices, bookings and cool evenings

Prices are displayed in Mexican pesos, and tipping, left to the customer's discretion, is customary. The most popular terraces fill up quickly at weekends and at sunset; book when possible. The sun is strong during the day, but evenings can turn cool: bring an extra layer.