We went to Friends and Vikings last Friday but it wasn’t our first experience with the place. A few months ago we had parked across the street and heard the loud wailing karaōke. We joked that it was defiantly a Viking we heard as it was so loud and rough. We were invited out for a friend’s pre birthday party and the 9 of us decided to go to Friends and Vikings. I do not like karaōke so if you are a diehard karaōke person this might not be the best review for you. We arrived, it was early and we had the place to ourselves. As the night went on more people arrived but it never filled up. It is small and on the second floor. They have songs in English and Spanish. Only about a quarter of the songs were in English but I was the only American there so it was fine. We ordered beer they have two glass sizes and pitchers. They only have Sol(light) and Indo(darker), but that worked for us. They also have cocktails. The music is super, super loud. If you want to sing like a Friend it is hard. Better to give in to the volume and sing like a Viking. They have three mics so we had three people singing on every song. If you are a talented singer this is probably not the karaōke bar for you. At the end of the evening people were hoarse. Just a note, the ladies bathroom had a full set. That is what I call it when the establishment provides toilet paper, a toilet seat, a door, soap, and paper towels. This is great and can be rare in Mexico. It was appreciated. Overall everyone had fun.
