Fun and entertainment Guanajuato

Let yourself be seduced by this haven of authenticity nestled in the heart of Calle Manuel Doblado. It's here that the locals warmly welcome you, inviting you to discover the jewel of their customs: pulque, a fermented drink made from the juice of the agave plant. Let yourself be tempted by this delicious elixir, alternately natural or "curado", as well as by a selection of craft beers, mezcal and other alcoholic delights. Be sure to check out their social networking page for live music evenings.

This is a real old-fashioned tavern, named after a 1933 song by Agustín Lara. Stop by this antique-filled cantina to enjoy the local and authentic atmosphere. They serve good botanas, good food and cocktails (the sangrita is worth a visit). Between 2pm and 5:30pm, the botanas are free (in principle) after a certain number of drinks. The only downside is that the quality of service is variable. Ideal to spend a day sipping some refreshments.

Here, it seems like we are already in the great north of the country! The place regularly hosts regional and traditional music events, including mariachi bands that keep the atmosphere going until late. The banda and norteña music is played live, with santiags and sombrero screwed on the skull. A real cantina atmosphere: "¡ Amonos raza!" The bar is quickly packed and the atmosphere is overexcited. In addition, the house makes its own tequila.

Without a doubt, this is the tastiest coffee in town. Their specialty coffees are prepared using your preferred extraction method, whether it's French press, Aeropress, Chemex or Kalita. What's more, their wifi connection is excellent, making them the ideal place to sit back, plan the next stage of your adventure or simply get some work done. There are two other outlets in town: one opposite the Iglesia de la Compañía and the other opposite the Paseo de la Presa, offering a charming terrace.