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SuzieLee71
Brisbane, Australia5,020 contributions
Feb 2023
This is a divey little bar at one end of the Plazuela de los Sapos with counter service only. On the menu is a selection of liqueurs costing 40 pesos each. We tried La Pasita (raisin liqueur with a raisin and a cube of goat's cheese), Sangre de Brujas con zarzamora y jamaica (witches' blood with blackberries and hibiscus) and Amontillada de naranja (orange liquer). The winner was the La Pasita!!
Written February 24, 2023
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Mariela J
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Mar 2020 • Friends
Was there on March 15th, 2020, my honeymoon trip with CR friends, when I asked: how do I drink this shot? Totally humilliated by a guy with many face plastic surgeries, totally uncalled for, NEVER visit this place, avoid it at all cost! They will ruin your mood.
Written March 16, 2020
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Alastair G
Servion, Switzerland23 contributions
Mar 2020
If you're in puebla, then a visit to La Pasita for a Pasita is pretty much a must do. Worth a little of your time, especially to see the incredible eclectic decoration inside. Have a Pasita and why not try at least one other drink too, but remember they're meant to be sipped and enjoyed, not just knocked back as a shot!
Written March 10, 2020
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LazyRose
Alberta, Canada1,679 contributions
May 2018 • Couples
We did a food walking tour while in Puebla, but we did walk by this place (it was closed) and our guide recommended it for a unique experience. She said it's just this old man who runs it and makes the pasita, and he keeps whatever hours he feels like keeping. So if you see it open, you should visit, don't wait to come back tomorrow or later, if possible. You might not see it open again. The pasita (raisin) liquer is delicious, especially if you like sweet liquers or sweet sherry. There's a bit of manchego (I think?) cheese in the bottom that gives it a nice flavor at the end. We also tried the sangre de brujas, and that was good too. We brought home a bottle of pasita as a souvenir and it's fun to let guests try it with a bit of cheese in it when they come visit. There are different flavors of pasita, but the owner recommended the original to bring home.
Written April 8, 2019
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heyjudithz
Knoxville, TN1,498 contributions
Dec 2018 • Business
I would have never known this place existed if our guide didn't suggest it. We had just shopped at the antique/flea market and were wandering around Puebla. This place was hopping, but we made our way to the bar to order the raisin liqueur, which was delicious! Just the right amount to sip, and a surprise awaits you in the bottom of the glass in the form of a cube of goat cheese. I bet there are some digestive benefits to this combination, but I didn't think to ask until we were already gone. I highly recommend this little snapshot of Puebla, one of the most intriguing of Mexican towns.
Written March 1, 2019
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travfirst
Basking Ridge, NJ981 contributions
Jan 2019 • Couples
Cute little bar located around the corner of Alley of the Frogs. Stop by to try a shot of local pasita, or some other liquor.
Written January 30, 2019
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cathyb1002018
Palma de Mallorca, Spain12 contributions
May 2018 • Couples
Fun little place. Quick, helpful service. Fun idea and great drinks! Closes around 9pm, so get their early - Definitely pay a visit! 😄
Written June 3, 2018
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Dekeknute
Little Canada, MN29 contributions
Mar 2018 • Couples
Pasita is a local appertif, served in a quaint old little hole in the wall place with a nice vibe and friendly staff. The oldest bar in Puebla...

Served cold in a little shot glass with a cube of goat cheese...to be sipped. A nice little digestive aid and a fun way to end the night.
Written March 30, 2018
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DB-Raw
Santa Fe, NM1,183 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
Located, at least for now because of the earthquake, in a little hole in the wall space near the Los Sapos artisan area, this business offers alcohol for what ails you. Served in a shot glass, you have your choice of flavors. The raisin flavor is served with a cube of cheese. Witches blood is also a favorite. Do not miss this spot. It offers you a slice of life from Puebla.
Written March 23, 2018
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Krystyna W
Sydney, Australia41 contributions
Nov 2017 • Couples
La Pasita recently relocated due to the earthquake. We searched for it, found it and it was well worth it. Its a fabulous little Mexican bar that has been operating for decades. They only sell shot glasses of fruit flavoured liquors and they are delicious!! It's only open a few hours in the afternoon so suggest you get there around 4pm or 5pm, enjoy a few shots and then make your way for a meal or a wander around town. It closed at 6pm the weekend we were there.
Written November 16, 2017
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