- Neighbourhood
- Roma Norte
- Style
- Speakeasy
- Known for
- A Sonido salon with eight tables, velour booths, and purple carpet that one reviewer likened to a Wes Anderson film set · A second-floor esoteric library stocked with books on hermeticism and palmistry alongside a painting of Hecate · Tarot readings running Thursday through Saturday alongside the regular bar and live-music program
- Prices
- $$$$ · cocktails $21+
- Getting in
- Book ahead. Recommended via OpenTable
- Hours
- Daily 2pm-2am per the bar's own Instagram bio, checked Nov 2026 (a Time Out Mexico review published Jan 2026 listed slightly different hours of 1pm-2am — minor discrepancy, essentially open afternoon through late night daily).
- Address
- Calle de Orizaba 76, Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México
Checked: Checked Nov 2026: Instagram @clubeldesconocido posted as recently as Nov 11, 2026 with current hours, an active OpenTable booking link, and 'ANIVERSARIO'/'Inauguración' highlights, no closure notice; corroborated by a Time Out Mexico review published Jan 2026 and an Infatuation review published Jul 2026. No closure reports found.
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