Fun and entertainment Brest

A true institution in Brest, this Irish pub is located on the commercial port. You will appreciate the Anglo-Saxon atmosphere and conviviality, whether you opt for a pint on the terrace or an Irish stew indoors. Lovers of Guinness, Breton beer and farm cider can meet up to enjoy the atmosphere of the port or a concert of traditional Celtic music. Lunch and dinner are served here. The dishes are cooked on the spot and you will be delighted! Well done! Please note: the establishment also welcomes you in its Bed & Breakfast.

La Casa Havana, the first Brest Latin-American bar opened in 1996, has become a must! Decorated with warm colours and, above all, a warm, friendly, festive and multicultural atmosphere, this big bar down the Siam street attracts regulars, tourists and sailors of the Arsenal, on site or in port! All people do not hesitate to come and enjoy the huge terrace with stunning views of the Recouvrance and Penfeld bridge...

Ideally located in the heart of Brest, at the exit of the Liberté tram station, the largest cinema in Brest has 15 screens, 9 of which are equipped with 3D digital technology. Several times a year, the cinema organizes previews with directors and actors, as well as reruns of operas and ballets. These rooms are more or less spacious but the armchairs are always comfortable. Its large hall offers an airy and bright reception. Of course, a popcorn bar is also available! If you come by car and take advantage of the Liberté car park, the Multiplex offers you the Ciné-Parking-Liberté offer with a reduced price for parking for three hours.

Located in the Saint-Martin district, not far from the church, this pub is a Brest institution! It takes its name from the warblers that chirped in the trees of the Saint-Martin wood in the ^17th century. With its old-fashioned facade and wooden half-timbering, giving it the air of a tavern, it offers a warm decor and welcome. Considered by some to be the best beer bar in town, it's a meeting place for many gangs of friends, and all generations gather here for a pint. Definitely a place to go for an aperitif "à la brestôase".

As an added bonus, the place regularly organizes quiz nights, for all those who enjoy group games.

La Petite Poésie celebrated its 10th anniversary in September 2023! In the heart of the city center, this café-bar lives up to its name: here, quotations and a portrait of Rimbaud adorn the rough-hewn walls, while a mechanical bird flies over the counter. Situated close to the Place de la Liberté, their terrace attracts the youth of Brest, who come to the "Petite Po", as it's called here, to chat and have a drink in a warm atmosphere. If you're feeling a bit peckish, you'll be delighted with their hearty platters, unless you prefer their French fries with cheddar or paprika. We appreciate the young team's warm welcome and the many events organized throughout the year.

A sumptuous liner stranded in the heart of Brest, this building is a lovely nod to the maritime city. An evolving infrastructure, it houses a multifunctional hall dedicated to hosting shows, concerts and sporting events. For this "Brest Zenith" hosts high-level sporting competitions, in particular the Brest Bretagne Handball tournaments and challenges. The Brest Open, a must-see event for tennis fans, brings together more and more people every year. Find all the information on the website!

Strike! Here you can practice your favourite activity over a drink with friends or family. You will discover 16 bowling lanes with balls adapted for all types of players. Specific shoes will be provided for you, which you will have to wear to go on the lanes. The setting is fun, with each one with its own shooting box. If you prefer billiards, large snookers and pool tables are available. Please note: The establishment offers birthday packages from 6 children upwards. Recently you can now have access to a private room for karaoke! To do so, all you need to do is make a reservation. A place for friends, family, colleagues!

This gay and lesbian bar, open to everyone, is a perfect place to celebrate! Close to the military arsenal, it is not uncommon to meet with beautiful military personnel: What more than one! All the excuses are good for breaking up! There are regularly themed evenings. Nice decor, warm atmosphere in the bar, but also billiards where you're fighting for the queue, a little Zen lounge, and consos not at all!

The Tour du Monde is a real Brest institution, a place where everyone meets to drink a beer or eat a bite to eat. Around the huge bar, the large tables make it easy to meet people, while the smaller ones are preferred by those looking for a little privacy. If on Friday and Saturday evenings, the atmosphere is one of music and celebration, Sunday lunchtime welcomes Brest inhabitants who come to have lunch with their families. Open every day and "in all weathers", the welcome is friendly and the team is efficient!

Located not far from rue Jean Jaurès and directly accessible by streetcar and noctybus, La Cham', as Brest locals call it, was renovated from top to bottom a few years ago, and today boasts a decor that can accommodate up to 300 people. The atmosphere is convivial, and themed evenings are regularly organized on Fridays. Thursdays are the craziest, and take place at La Chamade, with a reduced rate for students. To take advantage of this, you'll need your student card for the current year. Check out the club's Facebook page to find out about upcoming evenings featuring hits from the 90s and 2000s, for example. The atmosphere is there.

The establishment welcomes you in a design decor. Don't miss to have a look at the counter, all in glass, under a ceiling with changing colors... It is located near the town hall, at the beginning of the rue Jean Jaurès. At any time of the day, the inhabitants of Brest meet there for breakfast, lunch, a break between the streets of Siam and Jean-Jaurès on shopping days or for dinner, inside or on the large terrace. Several car parks are located nearby. A good coffee or a good meal and you can start walking up the rue Jean Jaurès! Do not hesitate to take advantage of the privatizable room in the basement for your evenings!

This tobacco bar is located near the White House shoreline, a small mythical port located between the arsenal and Sainte-Anne-du-Portzic with its fishermen's huts. Mainly frequented by locals, this renovated establishment is open all year round and is well worth a visit. This establishment also offers sandwiches and some dishes for lunch (mussels and chips or paella, depending on the day). This bar is pleasant after a walk, whether it is a nice day to enjoy the view from the terrace or a rough day. Small habits are put in place such as book exchanges and tasting evenings. The interior is modern and cosy.

This discotheque in the port de commerce offers a wide range of themed evenings all year round in a lounge atmosphere. La Suite is dedicated to electronic music, with a top-quality program. During the Astropolis festivals (summer in August and winter in January), Astroclub evenings are always an opportunity to discover the best DJs for unforgettable sets and nights... Admission and drinks are affordable. The nightclub is divided into two parts: a living room for the over-25s, and an industrial-style area for the young. An address that old Brest locals whisper in the ears of newcomers!

Right in the center of town, this discotheque attracts party-goers all week long. Closing times are around 5am depending on the day. The clientele is varied, and all ages regularly take to the dance floor. It's a neighborhood nightclub in the style of a nightclub bar, where regulars get together to party. Theme nights are a regular feature, and the atmosphere is warm and friendly. Just a stone's throw away, you'll find a number of restaurants waiting to welcome you at the start of the evening. Try to get there on foot or by cab, as there's little parking on rue Saint-Martin.

Brest after-work bar and even during the day, let's not take shortcuts! This establishment offers you a bar and restaurant service (simple menu and the dishes are well presented). This place also programs festive evenings on different themes: sports events, tombola, electro music... Come and discover the atmosphere of Le Lafayette, whether it is for a coffee on the sunny terrace (breathtaking view of Siam Street), for a quick lunch or a drink with friends or in the evening. Its sober decor leaves room for the regulars and the good atmosphere. Good to know: he's a big hit and Française des jeux. It is located just a stone's throw from the cable car.

With its 9 hectares of total surface area, including 14 000 m ^² of covered surface and 8 hectares in open air, the Penfeld exhibition Centre can accommodate up to 12 000 people. There is also a parking space of 3 500 places for the very many visitors. You can come here for a living room (from habitat, wine and gastronomy, leisure vehicles, etc.), but also for an exhibition, show or concert, a general assembly, a congress… Here the space is adjustable and everything is possible! At the time of the Christmas festivities, the exhibition centre is also the favourite venue for American There (many rides and attractions). Find out, the programming is online on the website.

The Temple of the Pharaoh is a little bit of the East in the heart of Brest. Mamdouh Ibrahim's tea room is a welcoming and warm place, just like its Egyptian owner. Let yourself be tempted by the many organic teas flavoured in front of you with fresh products (mint, hibiscus, orange, cinnamon, etc.) or by fresh fruit cocktails. To accompany your drink, don't miss a good Middle Eastern pastry. You can also taste the dishes, which are homemade and organic, such as sausage rougail, for example. You can even order a custom-made dish. And to entertain you, the Temple of the Pharaoh offers various chess sets, cards, etc. and organizes every Saturday or Friday evening world dance shows (oriental, Bollywood, etc.). A little something extra, the shop side of the living room, with shelves teeming with objects from Egyptian craftsmanship!

The Maison du Théâtre is a place of theater practice, offering a variety of training and entertainment. In addition to the development of amateur theater practice and theater creation in the region, the establishment is indeed a place to broadcast contemporary theater. In particular, it focuses on young, high-quality shows. The hotel welcomes spectators in two rooms: the largest is the Stella, with nearly 300 seats; Studio René Lafite and its 120 places, also creative room, lend itself to more intimate representations. Small and large will be amazed by live shows and the link that seems to be created with actors, who come to meet the audience after performances…

The Victor Hugo is brand new and beautiful with a terrace (ideal for smokers). The establishment does its best to welcome its customers. They are considered a bit like family owned. During football evenings on the big screen there is a great atmosphere on board. Its wooden tables and stone walls give this place a soul of character. So for a little cream, an aperitif or a small snack, don't hesitate. There is also a nice little wine cellar for you to enjoy, for those who like it. Internet access, small press corner, tobacco and sale of figurines for children.

Founded in 1994, the company produces numerous shows in Brest and the Brittany region, as well as major summer events such as Jeudis du port, Fêtes maritimes de Brest and Mardis de Morgat. Quai Ouest Musique's eclectic approach covers a wide range of styles, from rock to world and electronic music! Jacques Guérin and his team also manage artist tours. The concert calendar can be consulted on quai-ouest.net. Since 2000, Quai Ouest has also organized the famous Festival du Bout du Monde in Crozon (www.festivalduboutdumonde.com). This year, there are plenty of surprises in store.

This establishment is located just in front of the Terre et Mer restaurant, in a public area with a view of the slopes. This lounge bar welcomes you in a pleasant decor furnished with leather sofas and armchairs. It's a concept bar well known by Brest travellers who often take the plane to go to different cities in France or abroad. An ideal place to consume Breton specialities (pancakes, crêpes, cider and beers...). You compose your own formula and pay only for the number of dishes chosen and not for the composition. This is a good address to land before taking off for other horizons or after your arrival in Brest.

Celtic is an institution that has stood the test of time. Built in 1933, rebuilt after the war, a period in which it retains its concrete façade and sign as a reminder of its history, it is modernising with each technological evolution to make it the oldest and most modern cinema in Brest today.

It has eight rooms, all comfortable, equipped with the latest technologies, including four adapted to accommodate the hearing impaired. And a major innovation, the recent works have made it possible to create an Ice Premium cinema, where the seats move and vibrate in harmony with the projected 3D film, for an even more complete immersion. Thrills guaranteed.

This downtown cinema also offers documentary and conference screenings, to make it a place of exchange and knowledge. And a little more magical, the broadcasting of one opera a month in the Ice Premium room, to take you on an exceptional lyrical ascent. Are you coming?

Located at the top of the rue Jean-Jaurès, the Balto is a very busy bar, despite the tram works that have driven most of the shopkeepers away from this end of the street. This welcoming establishment is also home to the press and on game nights it is crowded. The discussion is always going well, and, on the terrace as well as inside, it's often good to get together to come back to the news of the day. It is a dynamic bar that offers events such as contests and other events. This is a neighbourhood bar that fulfils its function perfectly: to create a bond! Its website is maintained as well as its Facebook page, a mark of the investment of the team that manages this bar!

This Brest-native theatre company, created in 1994 consists lovers and citizens. Very committed, the company works on a repertoire contemporary, social, political, furious and "red wine pâté-", as they like to worth it. Fifteen members, creative lovers and professionals (actors, musicians, sculptors, graphic designers, lighting engineers, etc.) work collectively within the company. The texts them are often taken from contemporary great playwrights like Bertolt Brecht, Fernando Arrabal or Rainer Werner Fassbinder.

This establishment for artistic creation and production in the public space, installed on the commercial port, was created in the 1980s. For more than 20 years, the National Street Arts Centre has brought diverse art forms to the public and helped thousands of artists to emerge from anonymity. As a space for creation and for welcoming artists in residence, Le Fourneau is an active venue, notably through its performances during the Thursdays in the Port of Brest. It is also a resource, advice and training centre for artists.

This gay, lesbian and hetero-friendly bar welcomes you in a young and festive atmosphere where good humour is the order of the day. The drinks are excellent, especially the homemade cocktails. The music is current with a strong electro trend. You will be able to wiggle your hips on the dance floor to the sound of the appointed DJ. The place is taken by storm every weekend by the regulars of the place and the staff has no lack of imagination to liven up the theme evenings concocted throughout the year. Don't miss the karaoke every Thursday and Sunday at 6pm. Wednesdays are cheap. Fridays swing on the dancefloor and Saturdays welcome the DJs!

This paintball center welcomes you every day in a room of 3,000 m ². If you prefer to play outside as time permits, the center also has an immense space extending over 20,000 m ². What to hide in front of the opponent! The center, which is very sensitive on hygiene, cleans and disinfects all masks and combinations after each use. Environmentally friendly, logs are 100% biodegradable with food-based paint. Futed: students benefit from additional logs! Please note: The hotel also hosts anniversaries, boys' lives and team cohesion days. Fun Gun Paintball is also the only store on Brest to sell Air Soft equipment (for uninitiated, these are replicas of real weapons, adapted logs). For more information, please contact Manu!

Right in the heart of Saint-Martin, this sign with its colourful front seems to be almost exclusively dedicated to comic books. Although posters of Hergé or Bilal decorate the interior, this bar immediately stood out as one of the strongholds of Brest's rock'n'roll scene. You can enjoy a pint and a good sound. Comix also hosts rock concerts. To do this, keep your eyes and ears open, because concerts are intimate. Don't expect a big show! Here we rock like we used to, we take out the guitars and let's get the right sound! Notice to vinyl addicts, the place is unique.

Since 1986, the Cinémathèque de Bretagne has undertaken a public service mission: the conservation and diffusion of Breton audiovisual heritage. More than 25 000 films, videos and sound tapes filed by more than 1 500 applicants are retained. 300 m ² is entirely dedicated to the archives which, after restoration, find an ideal environment at the temperature and humidity controlled. The cinémathèque offers services such as on-site research, archives consultation, free access to paper documentation or research assistance. Thus, future generations will have the opportunity to discover this audiovisual wealth, a true memory of Breton heritage. Note that the cinémathèque also offers meetings around unknown movies or cult, at Mac-Orlan, sometimes in the presence of directors. Please do not hesitate to consult the website for this rich programming.

The cinema Les Studios is located in the city centre (tram stop). This art and essay cinema broadcasts all foreign films in VO, offers screenings and organizes various film festivals. For the greatest happiness, he has six screens. " All digital ", it is one of the most active places of culture in local and associative life. Sébastien Le Goffe and Bertille Martins join several associations a year to promote a foreign language and organise, for example, the Spanish and Latin American Film Festival in Brest. Europa Cinemas Certified since 2004, the film Les Studios has been awarded directors time and time and time and time again. Finally, it regularly welcomes the young public: It's in front of her projectors that school students, from kindergarten to high school, come to see movies adapted to their program, with their teachers. The reception is always warm and reasonable. In short, a place of culture as we would like to see more.

Among the many bars in lower Siam, Pipeline stands out for its originality. The first thing that strikes you when you arrive is the incredible decor, in particular the superb street art frescoes adorning the walls. Then all you have to do is choose: three floors, three atmospheres. We particularly enjoyed the first floor, with its Breton shuffleboard! With the bar team's good advice, you'll also be spoilt for choice among the thirty or so draught beers on offer. Special mention must also be made of the chip clamp machine! A great evening is in store at this bar, which also serves street food.

Opening in 2022, Fono Drinks & Records is an address that should please fans of electronic music, but not only! An original hybrid concept, Fono is at once a bar where you can enjoy a drink with friends, an independent record shop where you can discover a cutting-edge selection of vinyl records, and a workshop where you can learn to mix in small groups according to your level. Whether you're a neophyte or an expert, you'll appreciate Fono for its warm atmosphere and its events, DJ sets and concerts highlighting the local scene and new talent, to be enjoyed while sipping one of their delicious cocktails! Find out all about their program on their social networks.

Au coin d'la rue is one of those unclassifiable places: part tea room, part organic-fair-trade grocery store, part bookshop, part space for mediation and social innovation... Here you'll simply find a place that brings people together. Managed by the Vivre la rue association, whose aim is to preserve and animate the rue Saint-Malo, Au coin d'la rue is part of the soul of the Recouvrance district. Cultural and artistic events abound here, and the best way to discover this collective energy is to start with a cup of coffee! No alcohol on the menu, the tearoom offers exclusively organic products, with teas and coffees from all over the world to discover!

Organitou Spectacles is a company based in Brest, Brittany, offering magic shows and entertainment for children and adults. Their services include magic shows, clowns, Santa Claus, mascots, children's face painters and balloon sculptors. They also offer wedding entertainment and candy, cotton candy and popcorn stands. The shows are described as very funny and entertaining, suitable for both children and adults.

A recently renovated cinema (from 1960 to 2005), the Mac-Orlan, located in the historic district of Recouvrance, has a concert room for up to 469 people. Managed by the City of Brest, this place opens up to all artistic disciplines, with a dominant focus: dance. The site offers cultural actors in Brest and elsewhere to disseminate their art: theatre, music, cinema and graphic works (with an exhibition room). A partner of several important events in the brestoise life, the Mac Orlan supports, for example, the meetings of the Cinémathèque of Brittany, festivals Oops, DansFabrik, etc. The Mac-Orlan is also involved in the dissemination of the artistic and cultural projects of the inhabitants: it is under excellent conditions that, at every end of the school year, performances of various classes in the city will be found.

La Coloc' is an institution on Brest harbor. Here, you'll feel right at home in a space designed just like that, from the living room to the bathroom and the library! Carpets on the floor, flowery walls and antique objects all add to the charm of this convivial address, where you can enjoy an afternoon drink or an evening aperitif with friends. In keeping with the spirit of the place, everything has been designed to be shared, from cocktails served in pitchers to the famous Coloc' tartines, equally generous in both hot and cold versions. Sundays are brunch, with an ultra-complete formula at €23, for a gourmet moment with a sea view!

An oyster bar in the heart of the commercial port, with a magnificent view of the Abeille Bourbon, Brest's emblematic tugboat. Here you can enjoy local oysters (from Plougastel), but not only. The oyster bar is above all a lounge bar, undoubtedly one of the trendiest in Brest. With its brick walls, grand piano and wine display case, the decor is well thought-out and you'll be in the best possible position to enjoy your drink, comfortably seated in a leather armchair facing the port. The wine list features carefully selected wines and delicious cocktails, the house specialties.

In Breton bara means "bread" and gwin means "wine". You can't go wrong! This friendly, unpretentious bistro is just a stone's throw from the Saint-Louis district. The owner offers wines from all regions of France, purchased directly from producers. We like his selection of natural wines with mineral notes. You can also drink local beers. As for the restaurant, everything is homemade, practically made in front of you. The menu is full of surprises: simple dishes with tasty, well-balanced flavors, carefully presented, and a wine and food pairing to match! All with excellent value for money: an address to follow!

This establishment offers three modular rooms, on a surface of 700 m². The Laser Game is a laser shooting game where participants compete to score as many points as possible in dark labyrinths. The sounds and lights are of the most beautiful effectto accompany you in your adventure. The establishment offers to accommodate groups (up to 30 people). Everyone is welcome, whether they are children celebrating a birthday or a company wishing to promote the bond between its employees! A partnership with a caterer is possible for a quality catering. Smart tip: Remember to wear sneakers and dark clothes.

The principle? You have one hour to solve a riddle with your team. This establishment offers two of them, The Tomb of Amosis and Orion (space station). Two atmospheres where padlocks and various mechanisms are mixed. The team, which includes three enthusiasts, accompanies you before starting and takes the time to debrief at the end of the game. There are no special effects here, we play in real time, sometimes in the dark, according to a precise scenario! The ideal is to play with four people, but it is possible to play in duet for the most experienced.

The Orge et Houblon franchise comes to Brest! Both a cellar and a beer bar, Orge et Houblon has taken up residence in a 200 m² space to offer its vast selection of beers. At the counter, you'll find 12 different draughts, with a choice of local and Belgian beers, as well as Orge et Houblon exclusives. In the cellar, you can choose from a wide range of Belgian, German and French beers. To accompany an aperitif or to satisfy a small hunger, the focus is on local products, with charcuterie boards, sausages and spreads. The bar regularly organizes concerts and broadcasts of sporting events, announced on its social networks.

This is a brand-new bar, and yet it still feels like an institution. In fact, the HQ lives up to its name: it's a place where regulars get together, enjoy each other's company and chat over a beer, a game night or a match! The atmosphere comes first here, even if the products are also of high quality (ask the barman, he'll advise you exactly what you need to drink). In the evenings, there's also a snack bar to accompany a glass of wine or an excellent cocktail (rum, gin, whisky or vodka, take your pick!). Finally, Le QG is also the ideal place for private parties or corporate meetings.

L'échappée belle invites you to take a quiet, gourmet break. Here, you can sit back in comfortable armchairs and revisit the world over a hot drink and homemade cake. Tea lovers can choose from a vast selection: exceptional grands crus rub shoulders with specialities from China and Japan, as well as flowery, fruity teas and revisited classics. And when it comes to chocolates, you'll salivate at the dozen or so recipes on offer! The tea room also offers light meals at lunchtime and brunch on Sundays.

La Gua is the trendy new tapas bar at the foot of Siam. You can meet on the terrace to enjoy the last rays of sunshine, or indoors, in a large Spanish-style room. The tapas menu is copious and reasonably priced (don't miss their homemade tortilla de patata ). As for beverages, the bravest will try the "porrón", a one-liter wine pitcher from Catalonia, drunk straight from the pitcher. A technique you'll need to master if you don't want to go home covered in sweet wine! A very popular address, whose terrace is taken by storm every time the sun shines, so don't forget to arrive early!

Fan of the 60's, 70's, 80's? The Javanaise is the place to be! Then head for the Port de Commerce! This night bar is the perfect place to extend your evening after a meal out with friends or lovers. It's finally a bar in Brest for the over-30s, and the atmosphere is relaxed without being bothered by the heaviness of over-drunken revelers. The long bar opens onto the dance floor. Although a little small, the atmosphere is guaranteed! The DJ, more into French music, is always ready to listen to customers. So from Cloclo to Céline Dion, via Lavoine and Joe Dassin, you're sure to be singing and dancing along! Good to know: La Javanaise can be privatized.

Need to relax, relieve the stress and tension of everyday life, clear your head? Head for the Breaking Club! The place promises intense moments and, above all, a real sense of letting go. To let off steam in a healthy and fun way, opt for the Rage Room experience, where you can destroy objects in complete safety. As original as it is convivial, axe and shuriken throwing is guaranteed to give you a thrill, to be discovered with friends, colleagues and even the whole family, with Ninja Kids sessions on Wednesdays. The bar offers regular events, including concerts, karaoke and sports broadcasts. Atmosphere guaranteed!

Fancy a good cocktail after a hard day's work? Go to La Source! At this cocktail bar in the lower Siam district, you'll have a wide choice, from classic cocktails to original creations and local beers. The venue has three rooms, each with its own atmosphere. Whichever you choose, the atmosphere is one of relaxation in a very pleasant, well-decorated setting. A good drink, a nice place and a particularly friendly team: that's what we call the perfect cocktail for a great evening with friends! You can also accompany your drink with a tasty charcuterie and cheese board or delicious spreads.

We love the Annexe de la Base for its ideal location on the Quai Eric Tabarly marina, offering a particularly pleasant setting at any time of day. Its terrace is even more appreciated when the sun comes out! The restaurant welcomes you every lunchtime from Monday to Friday, with a different menu every week, guaranteeing fresh, seasonal produce. The bar is open in the afternoon for gourmet coffees and homemade cakes, while in the evening, aperitif platters take over, accompanied by a drink. Good to know for groups: the place can be privatized!

Brest's first bubble tea bar, Nara takes its name from this Japanese town known for being home to over a thousand deer, which live there in total freedom. The animal has been chosen as the emblem of this new address, decorated in soft pink hues and cherry blossoms. Visitors come here to enjoy the famous tea-based beverage, available in several flavors, including the classic brown sugar latte with tapioca pearls. As a bonus, you can try the fluffy pancake, a Japanese pastry as soft as a cloud!

In the heart of the Recouvrance district, Le Grabuge is a story of friends. First, Maxime and Steven: friends in high school and now in their thirties, they set up this beer bar together in the walls of the former bistrot National, a neighborhood institution. Today, Le Grabuge has become a meeting place for friends, and it's impossible to spend an evening in Recou' without having a mug (or several, in moderation of course) from the excellent selection of craft beers. And don't worry, the name is more a nod to the neighborhood's reputation than a reality! You'll find a very cool atmosphere and a program of concerts, stand-up, improv and game broadcasts.