- Neighbourhood
- Hipódromo
- Style
- Cocktail bar
- Known for
- A listening room built around a Roksan Xerxes 20 Plus turntable, Clearaudio Virtuoso Wood cartridge and Manley tube amplification · Nightly resident-curated sets of six full albums played start to finish, no shuffling · A cocktail menu by bartender Ismael 'Pollo' Martínez (formerly of Hanky Panky) built around songs rather than spirits categories
- Prices
- $$$ · cocktails ~$17–21
- Getting in
- Book ahead. Email through the venue; small tables seat up to 6, book ahead on weekends
- Food
- Drinks only
- Hours
- roughly Wed 6pm-1am, Thu-Sat 6pm-2am, Sun 5pm-12am per a Nov 2024 Time Out México review; confirm current hours
- Address
- Ámsterdam 62, Hipódromo Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06100, CDMX
Checked: Checked Nov 2026: Time Out México published a dedicated review dated 12 November 2024 confirming the listening-room concept and hours; Food & Pleasure and Chilango corroborate the 99 Records connection and Instagram handle @shhh99r. No closure reports found; a 99 Records event listing (Luma) also shows recent venue activity at the same Ámsterdam 62 address.
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