Fun and entertainment Pacific Coast

We love this small cultural café with its intimate atmosphere, where jazz, son jarocho and trova concerts are held almost daily. There are several small rooms with a subdued atmosphere, as well as a small inner courtyard ideal for smoking while drinking a good draught. The establishment serves food from breakfast until late at night (the tlayudas are particularly good). It is the most bohemian and relaxed bar in the center of Oaxaca. Here you can meet hippies and travelers from Mexico and beyond.

Live music with a group composed of a singer, bass bass and pianist. Dance trail. It is not uncommon to get on stage with the musicians.

Very nice glass bar with view of the cathedral. Very chic and pleasant. You will discover the flows of the city, without the noise.

Three rooms in the city centre, next to the temple of Las Rosas.

The coolest bar in Puerto is unfortunately open only in the high season. From November 20 till the Holy week. Then the two minettes return to their native country, Argentina!

" Save the Planet "… Restaurant of Italian and Oriental specialities, bar, T-shirts and concerts! Neighbour of Hard Rock.

This famous bar is located in La (Zone 3).

Disco on the beach. A rather relaxed atmosphere compared to other discos in the city.

Instead of after hours.

This club offers live salsa, cumbia and cha concerts and copycats shows. A not confused with Niñas, which is a striptease club located 100 m before the level of glorieta Diana.

From Tuesday to Saturday from 17 a. m. to midnight, a group performs and plays trova or jazz music. Go for the atmosphere: Magnificent hotel and chic bar on the edge of a swimming pool.

More chic.

Superb bar with music, small tables, candles and nice atmosphere.

Cocktails are delicious and for everyone (there are no alcohol cocktails). Sometimes concerts.

Rock and music varied. DJ tray often programmed.

The largest gay disco in Acapulco.

The Fishing Hole is a tiny bar located at the corner of Vicente Guerrero and Nicolás Bravo streets. It offers nothing more than a few attablées around a counter, but that is perhaps the key to its success. As soon as the establishment receives more than 10 customers, it is required to drink its standing beer in the street, which guarantees a certain atmosphere and friendliness.

Behind an old-fashioned wooden counter, there is a strange place that specializes in selling macadamia nuts, a plant native to Australia that has made its mark in several Mexican states. You can find them in different forms: with chilli, with salt, with chocolate or plain. There is a nice café in a backyard ideal for lunch or light dinner. The passion fruit and avocado ice cream is a must. The ice creams here are made without adding sugar and are absolutely delicious. Perfect for a break.

A few steps away from the main square of Comala, here is a small bar all dressed with wooden tables, pleasant and airy. One comes there to refresh oneself with the specialities of artisanal beers of the State, but also of mezcals one cannot more artisanal. It is possible to buy bottles to take away. To accompany everything, there is a choice of many botanas . During the day, the bar is bright and very pleasant, and the atmosphere warms up as the sun goes down. The place is popular with Comala's young working people.

If you don't have the chance to visit Oaxaca in July, at the Guelaguetza (see "Festivities" in the "Discovery" section), you can still attend the folk dance show organised by Casa de la Cantera every evening at. This shows a reduced reproduction of the Grandes festivities.

This beautiful old stone house hosts the best cultural events in Patzcuaro: great concerts (jazz, son Jarocho, blues, etc.), exhibitions, local handicraft sales, book presentations, etc. The bar is also known for serving pulque, mezcal, craft beer and cocktails in the beautiful central patio. It also serves small dishes to satisfy your hunger at any time. Everything you need to spend a relaxed moment in the company of locals and people passing through. Night owls beware.