Tokyo Music Bar

Nestled in Colonia Cuauhtémoc’s “Little Tokyo,” Tokyo Music Bar is a sleek and sophisticated speakeasy-style cocktail lounge that blends Japanese spirit with analogue audio aesthetics. Part of the Edo Kobayashi group, it’s as much about sound and ambience as it is about what's in the glass. Behind its unassuming façade up a flight of stairs, you’ll find deep emerald and gold tones, soft lighting, plush seating, Japanese glassware, a vast vinyl collection, and a high-fidelity sound system that’s central to the experience. Cocktails here lean premium: Japanese whiskies and sakes are celebrated, along with scotches, gins and creative signature mixes. Attention to detail shows in every component — the spirit choice, the glassware, even the presentation. The bartenders seem less interested in flash and more in layering flavour, and matching the drink to the music playing, which often comes straight from real vinyl. Doors open around 7 PM most nights, and the Bar stays alive till ~2 AM, except on Sundays when it closes earlier. The crowd skews upscale & discerning — music lovers, professionals, visitors looking for a refined late-night spot. Dress is smart casual; the vibe feels luxurious but not overly formal. Because of its popularity (and limited size), reservations are recommended. In short: this isn’t just a bar. It’s a design, music, and cocktail trip all in one. For those who want more than a drink — who want a night infused with curated sound, atmosphere, and careful craft — Tokyo Music Bar delivers.