Set up on one of the oldest axes of the city on 5 de Mayo Street, this location stands firm in the nightlife offering of the capital’s center.
The design of this establishment safeguards the visual essence of modern Spanish-influenced taverns, incorporating contemporary finishes, side service bars, and high tables (periqueras) along its central corridor that is used as a dance floor for attendees as the volume of the music increases.
The venue’s musical identity is perfectly outlined: it is the official space destined for gigs by emerging rock bands, acoustic events, tributes, and themed nights with DJ sets.
The venue’s equalization features deep bass to shake the structure of the floors, backing the local talents who take the stage to inject electric guitars and danceable rhythms into the evening.
The general congregation assimilates the diverse atmosphere of the downtown neighborhood;
contingents of tourists, office workers freed after the daytime shift, university students in celebratory groups, and locals looking for “pre-drinks” (precopeo) gather.
The orders encompass and combine the gastronomic cantina essence, featuring full rounds of commercial beer, classic sides, and fast long drinks of tequila liquors, sweet rums, and standard vodka at the counter.
Attendees take the opportunity to order traditional tapas-style dishes and snacks to the center of the table.
There are no strict regulations for initial payment or seating in mixed groups, without the mandatory physical requirement of exclusive passes.
The venue usually reaches the maximum point of its permitted capacity during rock-themed nights.
Nearest at 0.08 kms.
Nearest at 0.08 kms.
Nearest at 0.09 kms.
