In the streets surrounding Plaza San Jacinto in the San Ángel neighborhood, this compact-dimension venue dedicates its operation to intimate-format presentations. Its interior groups dim lighting, high stools, and high tables located a few meters from the stage, resembling the aesthetics of blues clubs.
The musical curation of the place usually programs groups and session musicians of traditional blues, jazz, acoustic soul, and instrumental projects. The organic sound resonates in the reduced space, delivering a close and warm experience between the strings and the voice.
The public encompasses inhabitants of the southern area and music lovers who attend to hear the technical performances. The dynamic of the room encourages direct attention towards the stage, accompanying the evening with conversation at a moderate volume to appreciate the artists. The clothing style is usually casual and urban.
The kitchen dispatches options compatible with the limited space of the tables. The menu focuses on chicken wings, pizza slices, and snacks that allow eating without getting distracted from the front stage. The bar handles a selected variety of wines by the glass, spirits, and beers.
Due to the reduced capacity in the main room, securing a place requires verifying directly with the venue. The establishment applies a cover charge at the exterior entrance destined for the payment of the bands.
