Events and Programming
Supra Roma Rooftop is currently open and operating under the Supra Roma name as of August 27, 2026. Its programming sits between rooftop restaurant, cocktail lounge, cultural venue and late-afternoon music destination. The most consistent format is DJ-led dining and nightlife, particularly house, deep house, melodic and electronic music, although the venue also presents wellness gatherings, brunch experiences, cacao ceremonies, private celebrations and business events.
The venue’s own description identifies “electronic musical sunsets,” holistic gatherings and collaborations with international guest chefs as part of its programming. Earlier coverage also documented meditation, barre, yoga and sound-journey sessions, reinforcing that Supra is not programmed solely as a conventional nightclub. Its usual rhythm is daytime or sunset dining, followed by a livelier music-led atmosphere after dark.
Publicly indexed music events show a clear preference for internationally connected electronic artists and curated party brands. The 2022 Midweek series presented The Soul Brothers twice, Roderic, Audiojack, Yulia Niko, Rebolledo, Francesca Lombardo, Dorian Craft with Shawna of KMLN, Satin Jackets and Pablo Fierro in March 2023. The venue also hosted Rooftop Season with Mellos Brothers in April 2022. These bookings suggest a focus on house, disco, melodic and groove-oriented electronic music rather than rock, mainstream pop or full-scale concert touring. ticketfairy.com
More recent programming has expanded the format. Sundance events at Supra have combined ecstatic dance with guest DJs, warm-up movement sessions, grounding or contact improvisation, cacao, non-alcoholic drinks and a brunch service. A September 2025 edition featured DJ Akira, while a May 2026 edition featured Andrew and included general-admission and brunch-inclusive ticket options. The event notices describe the rooftop as covered and recommend comfortable clothing, layers and a water bottle.
Seasonal celebrations are another recurring category. Supra hosted a New Year’s Eve program for the arrival of 2026 with food, open bar options, a DJ, champagne, party favors and fireworks. The published pricing was MX$2,500 plus service and ticketing charges for the main package, while a late-entry open-bar option was listed at MX$3,413.20 including fees. Holiday pricing should be treated as an exception rather than a guide to ordinary nights. ticketfairy.com
As of the current date, the clearest confirmed future booking is ClickBid Mexico on November 22, 2026, a business networking event with drinks and light bites. No verified 2027 or later public performance calendar was found. That absence does not mean the venue will be inactive; Supra’s event pages and private-booking material indicate that much of its calendar is released seasonally or arranged directly with event organizers.
For visitors, the safest expectation is a social, music-forward rooftop rather than a seated concert hall. Arrive for dinner or sunset if you want the view, then expect louder music and a more energetic crowd later. Programming can change from a relaxed DJ set to a ticketed dance or themed event, so the event listing for the specific night matters more than the normal restaurant schedule.
Tickets and Booking
Supra has two distinct booking systems: restaurant reservations for ordinary visits and event tickets for special programming. The venue states that reservations are needed and that tables are held for only 15 minutes after the reservation time. A reservation is therefore important even when there is no formal cover charge, especially on weekends, sunset dates and nights with DJs.
Ticketed event pricing varies considerably. Public examples include MX$450 for early-bird general admission to a 2026 Sundance event, MX$700 for admission with brunch, MX$900 plus fees for the final ticket tier to the 2023 Pablo Fierro event, and approximately MX$2,500 plus charges for the 2025 New Year’s Eve package. Some earlier DJ nights used RSVP or guest-list entry instead of a published price. A practical ordinary-event range is therefore roughly MX$450–900, while holiday packages can exceed MX$2,500.
Tickets usually appear when a promoter announces the event, rather than on a single permanent Supra season schedule. For popular music nights, buy during the first release tier if the event is clearly ticketed; later tiers can rise sharply or sell out. For ordinary dining with a DJ, reserve a table early and specify that you want sunset or view-facing seating, but understand that a request is not the same as a guaranteed table position.
There is no reliable evidence of a permanent walk-up box office. Door sales, guest-list entry, age limits, table minimums and late-entry prices are event-specific. The New Year’s Eve program, for example, distinguished between full-evening and after-11 p.m. entry, while Sundance used separate admission and brunch categories. Check the conditions attached to the individual event before assuming a dinner reservation includes access to a ticketed party.
About Supra Roma Rooftop
Supra Roma Rooftop is a restaurant, bar and cultural rooftop on the upper level of a mixed-use building at Avenida Álvaro Obregón 151 in Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc. The current venue information identifies the destination as floor P14. Some secondary coverage has described the building as a higher floor, but P14 is the designation consistently shown in the current venue material and is the one visitors should use when entering the building.
The project emerged around 2019 and entered wider public coverage in January 2020 as a new all-in-one restaurant, bar and terrace created around chef Josefina Santacruz’s food. The venue’s own history describes the starting point as an empty medical-office rooftop that its founders transformed into a social space above Mexico City. Early descriptions emphasized the combination of art, music, design, food and drinks rather than treating the rooftop as simply another bar.
Its defining feature is the elevated panorama. Supra has repeatedly been described as offering 360-degree views across Mexico City, including Roma Norte, Condesa and the taller buildings along Avenida Reforma. It is particularly effective at sunset, when the open horizon and changing light are part of the experience. The view is not a separate observation deck; it is integrated into a dining and nightlife setting where sightlines can depend on your table, weather and the current furniture arrangement.
The venue does not publish a confirmed capacity, room-by-room dimensions or a formal technical specification sheet. One nightlife directory lists a capacity of 200, but that figure is not corroborated by the venue and should not be treated as an official planning number. Organizers considering a private event should request a current capacity and floor plan rather than relying on directory listings.
Seating and Layout
The clearest published descriptions show a circular or perimeter-oriented rooftop layout. A wooden pergola and DJ position form a central visual anchor; lounge seating sits to the sides; the black bar has stools or high seating; tables occupy the rear and perimeter; and an open kitchen forms part of the circulation route. Other descriptions mention a private or more secluded upper area, although the exact configuration may change for service, weather or private bookings.
For the best skyline experience, request a table along the outer edge or in a corner with an unobstructed view. For music, choose a position near—but not directly beside—the DJ area. For conversation, arrive earlier and select a lounge or side table away from the speakers. Later in the night, music volume and guest density can make the center and DJ-facing areas less suitable for a quiet dinner.
There is no public seat map, numbered seating plan or consistently advertised VIP balcony. Some events may create semi-private areas, use table minimums or reconfigure the floor for dancing. Treat “VIP” or premium seating as an event-specific arrangement rather than a permanent venue section. Reviews also indicate that having a reservation does not always guarantee the exact window or view position requested, particularly during busy celebrations.
Architecture, Design and Production
Supra’s design combines earthy materials, wood, black finishes, plants, rugs, lounge furniture and broad glazed or open perimeter areas. The overall effect is bohemian and theatrical rather than minimalist. Entry begins in the building’s more utilitarian parking or lobby area, then transitions through darker corridors, curtains and lighting before opening onto the brighter rooftop. That contrast is part of the venue’s identity.
The art program is unusually important for a hospitality venue. The project credits work by Carlito Dalceggio, Paolo Montiel, HYBYCOZO and Diana Garcia, among others. Documented features include a mural, a geometric stairwell light, a guardian sculpture and programmed light installations. Earlier design coverage also credited creative direction to Irina Lazar and lighting work to Katia Guzmán in the connected lower-level nightlife space.
The rooftop has been described as having a retractable roof or covered dance area, and more recent event notices call the space techado, meaning sheltered or roofed. The practical conclusion is that Supra can operate in wet weather, but the amount of open-air exposure may vary. Recent reviews have also described guests viewing the skyline through glass, while older coverage emphasized a more open terrace. Weather, event setup and the area assigned to your party can therefore change the experience.
No current public document confirms the make or model of the sound system, speaker count, lighting fixtures, stage dimensions, power capacity, rigging points, projection system or back-of-house production facilities. Supra clearly supports DJ performances, sound journeys and programmed lighting, but promoters should not assume that a full concert technical package is installed. A private-event inquiry should request the current production rider, noise limitations and available equipment.
Getting There and Parking
The address is Avenida Álvaro Obregón 151, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, postal code 06700. The street-level entrance can be easy to miss because the rooftop is inside a mixed-use building rather than on a visibly separate street-front facade. Earlier coverage describes entering through the building’s parking or lobby area, checking in with reception and taking the elevator toward P14.
The closest major Metro connection is Insurgentes on Line 1. The Metro station has exits toward Roma Norte and connects with Line 1 of the Metrobús system at the Insurgentes interchange. From the station, allow roughly 10 minutes on foot, depending on the exit and walking pace. The official Metrobús network also lists the Durango and Álvaro Obregón stations on Line 1, both useful for reaching the Álvaro Obregón corridor.
For a rideshare or taxi, use the full street address and ask to be dropped at the building entrance on Álvaro Obregón. Allow extra time on Friday and Saturday evenings because Roma Norte traffic, curb activity and restaurant arrivals can slow the final few blocks. After the venue closes, public transit may no longer be convenient, so arrange a taxi or rideshare before leaving if you expect to stay until the end of the night.
No current official parking rate or guaranteed private parking allocation is published. Secondary listings refer to nearby paid garages, occasional valet service and parking validation, but these arrangements may vary by night and are not sufficiently documented to promise a cost or availability. Street parking is limited and demand is high around dinner and nightlife hours. Public transit or a pre-arranged ride is the least uncertain option.
Inside the Venue
Expect a hosted entry rather than a conventional concert-hall turnstile. For a normal restaurant visit, staff typically confirm the reservation before directing guests to the elevator and rooftop seating. For a ticketed event, the promoter may add a guest-list check, wristband, age verification or a separate table policy. Arriving 20–30 minutes before a sunset reservation is sensible, and earlier arrival is advisable for a ticketed event with limited capacity.
The food concept blends Mexican, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern influences. Earlier menus featured shareable plates, hummus, falafel, samosas, seafood tostadas, kebabs, tacos and seasonal dishes associated with the Ruta de las Especias. The kitchen is credited to Josefina Santacruz, and the venue says its menu is at least 50 percent vegetarian, with local and seasonal sourcing where possible. Vegetarian and vegan choices are part of the regular offer, but dishes change.
The bar is central to the experience, with Mexican spirits, mezcal, tequila, wine, beer and signature cocktails. Shisha or hookah has appeared in multiple venue descriptions, but availability and rules may depend on current regulations and the event setup. Reviews consistently mention cocktails and music as major attractions, while some visitors find the sound level too high for extended conversation later in the evening.
The venue’s published information does not confirm a merchandise shop, formal coat check, dedicated charging stations or guaranteed public Wi-Fi. Restrooms are not described in sufficient official detail to confirm accessible stalls or their exact location. Plan for a restaurant-bar environment with table service, a full bar and event-dependent security rather than a fully specified theater-style guest-services operation.
Nearby Amenities
Supra sits on the Álvaro Obregón corridor, one of Roma Norte’s most walkable dining and nightlife areas. Visitors can easily build an evening around a meal, drinks and a walk through the neighborhood rather than treating the rooftop as an isolated destination. Nearby streets offer cafés, taquerías, restaurants, cocktail bars, galleries and convenience stores, although opening hours and late-night service vary by day.
For pre-show dining, the most practical strategy is to eat at Supra itself if the view is central to your plans. If you prefer a separate meal, choose somewhere within a short walk rather than crossing to another district; traffic can make a short-looking taxi journey unpredictable. Hotels in Roma Norte and the neighboring Condesa and Juárez areas provide the simplest late-night return, while the Insurgentes corridor offers additional transport connections.
Sunset reservations are the busiest because the view is the main draw. If you want photographs and a calmer meal, arrive before the evening rush. If your priority is dancing or the most energetic DJ atmosphere, arrive later but expect less control over seating and a louder room. For a late return, use a reputable taxi or rideshare and avoid relying on the Metro after closing.
What Makes This Venue Special
Supra’s distinctiveness comes from combining several experiences that are usually separated: a chef-led restaurant, a cocktail bar, a rooftop panorama, a DJ setting, an art installation and a wellness or cultural program. The founders’ description of converting an empty medical-office rooftop into a social space explains why the venue feels more like a designed destination than a conventional restaurant terrace.
It also reflects the international character of Roma Norte. The food draws on Mexican, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern references; the bookings have included international electronic artists; and the audience often includes both local residents and visitors. The result is a cosmopolitan venue that uses Mexico City as its visual and cultural setting while borrowing formats from rooftop lounges, supper clubs, conscious dance events and boutique nightlife.
Supra’s cultural impact should not be overstated. No public economic-impact study, employment report or neighborhood spending analysis was found. It is reasonable to say that the venue contributes to Roma Norte’s hospitality and creative economy by employing restaurant and event staff, commissioning artists, purchasing food and drink, and attracting visitors to the district. The measurable scale of that impact, however, has not been publicly documented.
Visitor Tips and Information
The building elevator makes the rooftop more reachable than a venue that requires climbing several flights of stairs, but Supra does not publish a detailed accessibility statement or an ADA-equivalent compliance report. Visitors using wheelchairs, walkers or other mobility equipment should request step-free seating and confirm the elevator route, restroom access and any event-specific layout before arrival. Do not assume that a dance-floor configuration will have the same clear paths as ordinary dining.
Bring a light jacket or extra layer, especially for sunset and wellness events. Mexico City temperatures can change quickly at elevation, and event notices specifically recommend layers. Comfortable shoes are useful for standing or dancing. For alcohol-free wellness events, bring a refillable water bottle if permitted by that event’s rules. Carry only what you need because bag, outside-food, camera and smoking policies are not comprehensively published and may be enforced differently at special events.
Dress is best understood as polished casual: visitors commonly dress for cocktails, dinner and nightlife rather than a formal concert. There is no consistently published venue-wide dress code, and the requirements may be stricter for a private party or late-night event. Age limits also vary. Public listings have shown both all-ages special events and 21-plus music nights, so check the individual event conditions rather than assuming that Supra has one permanent age policy.
The most common mistake is arriving at the correct street address but not allowing time to locate the lobby entrance and elevator. The second is assuming a restaurant reservation guarantees a window table. Reserve early, arrive before the 15-minute holding period expires, state your seating needs when booking, and allow more travel time than the map suggests on weekend nights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Supra Roma Rooftop still open in 2026?
Yes. Current venue information, recent visitor reviews and 2026 event announcements indicate that Supra Roma Rooftop is operating at Avenida Álvaro Obregón 151 in Roma Norte. The venue’s published hours list Monday as closed, Tuesday through Friday from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m., although special events can change those hours.
What kind of events does Supra Roma Rooftop host?
Its programming includes DJ nights, house and electronic music, sunset sessions, wellness gatherings, ecstatic dance, cacao ceremonies, brunch events, guest-chef collaborations, private celebrations and networking events. The venue is more likely to host a curated music or lifestyle experience than a conventional seated concert. Programming changes by season, promoter and day of the week.
Does Supra Roma Rooftop host live bands?
Publicly indexed programming is dominated by DJs and electronic music rather than touring bands. The venue’s own descriptions emphasize electronic sunsets, music collaborations and sensory events. A live-band booking is possible for a private event, but no regular band series or permanent concert program was verified. Check the individual listing if a specific artist is advertised as live rather than a DJ.
How much do Supra Roma Rooftop events cost?
Ticket prices vary widely. Recent examples range from MX$450 for early-bird admission to a wellness dance event and MX$700 with brunch, while a past international DJ event reached MX$900 plus fees. New Year’s Eve packages have exceeded MX$2,500. Some DJ nights use RSVP or guest-list entry, so there is no single standard cover charge.
Do I need a reservation for Supra Roma Rooftop?
Yes, a reservation is strongly recommended and the venue states that tables are needed. Supra holds tables for only 15 minutes after the reservation time. Walk-in entry may be possible when the restaurant is quiet, but walk-ins may not receive a view-facing table or any table at all during sunset, weekends and ticketed events.
What is the address of Supra Roma Rooftop?
The address is Avenida Álvaro Obregón 151, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México, postal code 06700. Supra is inside a mixed-use building rather than a clearly separate street-level venue. Look for the building entrance and allow time to check in before taking the elevator to the rooftop level identified in current venue information as P14.
Which Metro station is closest?
Insurgentes on Metro Line 1 is the closest major Metro station. The station has exits toward Roma Norte and connects with the Insurgentes Metrobús interchange. From there, the walk is approximately 10 minutes, depending on the exit. Metrobús Line 1 stops at Durango and Álvaro Obregón, which are also practical options for reaching the venue.
Is there parking at Supra Roma Rooftop?
A guaranteed current parking arrangement is not publicly documented. Secondary listings mention nearby paid garages, occasional valet service and possible validation, but rates and availability can change by night. Street parking in Roma Norte is limited. Taking a taxi, rideshare or public transit is generally more predictable than driving, especially for a Friday or Saturday evening event.
Is Supra Roma Rooftop outdoors?
It is a rooftop venue with open-air views, but it also has covered and enclosed areas. Older descriptions mention a retractable roof, while recent event notices describe the space as covered. Guests have also reported viewing the skyline through glass. Weather, table position and event setup can therefore determine how much time you spend fully outdoors.
Does Supra Roma Rooftop have a 360-degree view?
Yes. The 360-degree city panorama is the venue’s signature feature and is repeatedly highlighted in official and independent descriptions. The view includes the surrounding Roma and Condesa neighborhoods and the broader Mexico City skyline. Your actual sightline depends on the table, plants, glass, weather and whether a special event has reconfigured the rooftop.
What is the capacity of Supra Roma Rooftop?
Supra does not publish a confirmed official capacity or current event floor plan. A nightlife directory lists 200 people, but that figure has not been corroborated by the venue and should be treated as unverified. For a wedding, corporate gathering or private party, request a current capacity based on the intended seating, dance floor, service and weather configuration.
Is there assigned seating at Supra events?
Ordinary visits are generally table-based, while ticketed events may use general admission, reserved tables or a mixed arrangement. The venue has lounge seating, dining tables, bar stools and areas near the DJ. There is no public permanent seat map. If seating matters, confirm whether your ticket includes a table before purchasing rather than assuming that admission guarantees a chair.
What should I wear to Supra Roma Rooftop?
Polished casual clothing is the safest choice for dinner and drinks. Bring a light jacket or layer because the rooftop can become cool after sunset. Wellness and ecstatic-dance events specifically recommend comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for movement. Private parties may impose different expectations, but no consistent venue-wide formal dress code was verified.
Are children allowed at Supra Roma Rooftop?
There is no single public age policy covering every visit. Some event listings have been marked all ages, while music events have also used 21-plus restrictions. Because Supra serves alcohol and becomes more nightlife-oriented later in the evening, families should choose daytime or early dining and verify the age rule attached to the specific event.
Is Supra Roma Rooftop wheelchair accessible?
The rooftop is reached through a building elevator, which provides a step-free route to the upper level. However, Supra does not publish a detailed accessibility or ADA-equivalent compliance statement. Visitors should confirm the elevator, restroom, table clearance and event layout in advance, especially for a dance event. Ask for a table near the most convenient entrance route when reserving.
Does Supra Roma Rooftop serve vegetarian food?
Yes. Supra states that its menu is 50 percent vegetarian and that it sources locally and seasonally where possible. Independent listings also identify vegan options. The cuisine changes, but past menus have included hummus, falafel, samosas, vegetables, salads and other shareable dishes alongside seafood and meat. Mention dietary needs during the reservation process because event menus may be fixed.
Is Supra a good place for a quiet dinner?
It can be earlier in the day or before the main DJ period begins. Later evenings may be loud, particularly near the DJ area, and several recent reviews mention music levels that make conversation difficult. Choose a side or lounge table, arrive before peak nightlife hours and avoid ticketed party nights if your priority is an intimate, quiet meal.
What time should I arrive?
For a standard reservation, arrive 20–30 minutes early so you can find the building entrance, check in and reach the rooftop before the 15-minute table-hold period expires. For sunset, arrive earlier because the view-facing tables are the most sought-after. For a ticketed event, follow the published doors time and allow extra time for guest-list or security checks.
Does Supra Roma Rooftop have a permanent 2027 events calendar?
No verified 2027 or later calendar was found as of August 27, 2026. The confirmed future booking located during research is a November 22, 2026 networking event. Supra appears to release many events seasonally or through individual promoters, so the absence of a long-range calendar should not be interpreted as a closure or a lack of future programming.
