A brick-lined gastropub sharing the historic casona on Avenida Venustiano Carranza, pouring craft beer and cocktails alongside pub classics and a quiet rooftop. A round of appetizers and drinks for two runs about 350-450 MXN (roughly USD 20.60-26.50).
La Oruga y la Cebra is a gastropub sharing the same historic casona as Cielo Tinto on Avenida Venustiano Carranza in San Luis Potosi, pouring craft beer flights and cocktails alongside pub-style food. The kitchen is straightforward rather than chef-driven, serving loaded nachos and similar pub classics designed to pair with the drinks menu rather than stand alone as a fine-dining offering. The brick-lined interior and quiet rooftop give the space an industrial-casual feel distinct from the more formal restaurant it shares a building with, appealing to an after-work and evening crowd. The beverage programme is the main draw: a rotating craft beer selection and a solid cocktail list, though there is little in the way of wine. No dress code applies and the noise level rises through the evening as the bar fills. Reservations are not required; the rooftop operates on a walk-in basis when open, and appetizers and drinks for two run roughly 350-450 MXN.
Signature dishes
- Craft beer flight
- Loaded nachos
- Signature cocktails
Good to know
- Known for
- International pub fare; known for craft beer on a quiet rooftop
- Hours
- Tue-Sat 6PM-1AM
- Reservations
- Not required, walk-ins on rooftop when available
Location
Av. Venustiano Carranza 700, Zona Centro, 78250 San Luis Potosi, S.L.P., Mexico
22.1517, -100.9818 View on map
Highlights
- Craft beer flights in a brick-lined gastropub setting
- Quiet rooftop seating shared with the historic casona
- Loaded nachos and pub classics built to pair with drinks
- Signature cocktails alongside the beer programme
Tips for visiting
- Arrive early evening for a better chance at rooftop seating
- The craft beer flight is a good way to sample multiple styles before committing to a pint
- Pub food here is meant to complement drinks rather than serve as a full dinner
- Tuesday through Saturday opening means it's closed Sunday and Monday
Accessibility
The ground-floor bar area is accessible, but the rooftop is reached by stairs with no elevator access.
Frequently asked questions
Is the rooftop always open?
It's open when weather and staffing allow; walk-ins are accommodated but not guaranteed a rooftop table.
What are the operating days?
La Oruga y la Cebra is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 6PM to 1AM.
Does it serve full meals?
The menu focuses on pub-style shareables like nachos rather than full dinner entrees.