Top 5 Rooftop Bars in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico (Mexico Vlog)

We visited the stunning town of San Miguel de Allende in the state of Guanajuato and went to 5 different rooftop bars to see where we thought was the best place for drinks and sunset. In this video, we will take you to 5 different rooftop bars in San Miguel and will rate each one on a scale of 1-5 (ratings are in margaritas, not stars hehe). Can you guess which one will be our favorite? Watch the video to find out!

San Miguel de Allende, a colonial-era city in Mexico’s central highlands, is known for its baroque Spanish architecture, thriving arts scene and cultural festivals, and is a popular place to retire for U.S. expats. It's about 4 hours from Mexico City and 1 hour from Queretaro.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Inside Cafe
1:34 - Raffaela Terraza
2:59 - La Azotea
4:30 - Luna Tapas Bar
6:01 - Quince
7:51 - San Miguel Sunset

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LINKS TO EACH ROOFTOP BAR ON GOOGLE MAPS
Inside Cafe:
Raffalea Terraza:
La Azotea:
Luna Tapas Bar:
Quince:

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[VinnyJordan]

Have you been to San Miguel? What was your favourite rooftop bar?

[MariaMarquez-okhf]

Great views! The nachos looked delicious. Enjoyed the sights of San Miguel from the rooftop bars. Thanks for sharing! 😀

[biancafernandez]

This looks so amazing!! Can’t wait to come and visit so you can show me around ❤️

[taraflorence]

Looks beautiful! I’m so jealous guys- cocktails and rooftop bars sounds like my kind of holiday!! 🤤🤤🤤

[TakeTimeToTravel]

Both Luna and Quince look amazing, and would definitely be our kind of rooftop bar and patio! Love the look of San Miguel de Allende, thanks for the tour :)

[ernaburgic]

Wow San Miguel de Allende looks amazing, thanks for showing us around. Definitely a place worth checking out. The cocktails at Raffaela and Luna looked massive, definitely my kind of vibe!

[damonmorris]

The next time you boys are in town you will definitely need to try Inside Cafe food. It’s delicious!!

[ChicaSuperFly]

Great video 👌🏼 is the Luna the only rooftop with an elevator?

Hola, Amigos! We are the official tourist YouTube account of the State of Guanajuato. We have seen your incredible video about The Rooftops in SMA, and we would like to include some fragments of it in a compilation that we are producing about San Miguel de Allende. In this video, we will give you all the corresponding credits both in video and in the description. We will be very happy to have your support and thus be able to spread this incredible tourist destination with the whole world. We await your response as soon as possible. Greetings and congratulations on your amazing video.

[mrdabolina]

what was on the drink at quince, was smoking and looked like dead grass. Is that what they do with the grass clippings they don't have green bins for council pick up.

[armandovera]

The city of Guanajuato is not too far from San Miguel. It is one of Mexico's beautiful colonial cities.

[Lane]

Um an American who luved in COe Town for fuce years.
lways interested in Sourh Africans making their way across the world.
Are rhere gay bars or gay friendly bars or social oprions insan miguel se alkwnde?
Mrhank you
Geacias

[account]

Nice video, good recommendations, just to make clear one thing, San Miguel is not an 'expat town', is just a mexican town with some expats and yes it's not very cheap due to that, and me as a mexican I don't like that and one more thing for u giys and people from the US that want to move or visit Mexico: Don't pay high tips, I mean tips in MX are from 10% to 15% so stop giving money cause that casus that restaurants and bussisneses elevate their prices and that's why San Miguel is expensive, it affects to all of us, both US people and mexicans that live in Mexico.

[ronallison]

Good options . But wearing masks are useless especially outside🙄

[maremagnus]

*Love your video but that reggaeton music is too loud and doesn't represents Mexican culture, that it came from somewhere else, is popular yes, but by no means is not Mexican*