The 17 best places to go out in Puno

Lovely cafe bar in central Puno set in a beautiful historic house! The cafe are specialty coffee makers including various methods ie V60, moka pot, pour over and many more. Went for their homemade lemonades which were fantastic! Not too sweet and full of flavour. Lovely staff too.

Food and coffee is good, service isn't. I had the empanada de trucha and the capuccino. Both delicious. The place was pretty nice. We sat in the courtyard. The service wasn't great. When we ordered dessert the server completely forgot about it. 30 minutes later we asked him about it and he said the restaurant had suddenly gotten an influx of people that they hadn't anticipated and that's why it was taking so long. We ended up canceling our dessert order and it took him 5 minutes just to cancel it and bring us the check. When he brought us the check he repeated that the restaurant was too full. He barely apologized and I felt like he wanted us to feel bad for him. We were a table of 3 people so it's not like it was our fault that they were unprepared. I get that restaurants get busy sometimes but I didn't like how the server handled it. There was also a little girl that kept coming into the courtyard every few minutes and would let her dog run around each table and then yell at anyone who tried to pet her dog and then she would leave, then a couple minutes later she would come back and do it again. This happened like 7 times and the workers didn't do anything about it.

It's a bit mixed review. They have very nice terrace and the food is fine (at least our food was fine), it's the only reasonable place for a brunch in Puno. We don't mind waiting, but if we are only customers in the place and the order comes much later, it's a bit surprising. The coffee was classic burnt Vienna style undrinkable stuff. But I didn't have high hopes anyway. I would give 3.5 stars.

Great spot at the Casa del Corregidor café-bar. The place is beautiful, with a warm and cozy atmosphere and a very pleasant vibe. Everything we tried was delicious, and the waiter was extremely friendly and attentive. Only downside: the waiting time was a bit long and our starters arrived at the same time as our mains. Still, we had a wonderful time, definitely a place worth visiting to enjoy a unique and charming setting in Puno.

Really nice waffles, freshly made & good Chicharrón sandwich. Nice passion fruit juice. Cappuccino was great. Lovely very chilled lo-fi music playing in the background.

Attentive staff, moderate noise level, and although the food takes more than 15 minutes to arrive, it’s worth the wait. The drinks are excellent.

Very nice place and very good food Also the veggetarian options. The only problem was the Not-working credit card terminal

The food was really good. We ordered the trout, prawn salad and chicken noodle soup. The service was nice and fast. I recommend making a reservation for this place as it is quite small and get full really fast. I had a reservation at 6pm by the time we finished around 730. The place was full and didn’t take in any more walk-ins.

Mosja Restaurant in Puno offers a refined take on Andean cuisine with modern presentation. The alpaca and trout dishes are standouts—flavorful, fresh, and beautifully plated. Service is attentive, and the atmosphere is calm and intimate. A great spot for a quiet, high-quality meal in the city.

For my last meal in Peru I wanted to have something special and oh boy did Mojsa live up to my expectations. The restaurant was clean and beautifully decorated with seating options to overlook one of the squares. The waiters were very attentive and easy to get a hold of for ordering and requesting the check. I HAD to get their cuy a try because the lady time I had it elsewhere I was severely dissatisfied BUT I did not have to worry and after a wait of around 25 minutes (which was forewarned in the menu) I received two wonderfully crispy and juicy pieces of cuy. Even though it says it is only a half portion, I think the amount was perfect. The peanut sauce and quinoa salad were beautiful compliments to the meal and the sweet potatoes were good - just kinda tangy and not my thing. Then, I thought “Why not?” and ordered the Lúcuma Tiramisu because I saw it being hand delivered from some women who had evidently made it themselves. It was SPECTACULAR. I absolutely recommend Mojsa! The quality and quantity of the food matches or even exceeds the price you pay.

I liked this place a lot and it was very comfortable to sit there and see the main square and the cathedral. The entries and main plates were very good and the service was good. We only were disappointed by the Tiramisu. It was not really a Tiramisu.

Mojsa seems to be the only place in Puno that truly looks and feels like a restaurant. However, the food was mediocre at best. We ordered Lomo Saltado and Cuy. I won’t complain about the Cuy as it’s an acquired taste, but the Lomo Saltado, being such a basic dish, was of very low quality in both meat and presentation

Nice restaurant in the central of Puno, if you are lucky enough you can get a seat with the view of the square. Can see they are using good quality of ingredients and probably one of the most busy restaurant in the central. Service they could take a bit more care as sometimes we had to look around for our waiter.

An excellent experience! Mojsa combines refined local flavors with thoughtful, creative presentation. The service is attentive and friendly, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Highly recommended for anyone looking to discover Puno’s cuisine with a modern touch.

The appetizers were delicious, but I didn’t really like the main courses, mostly because I forgot that I don’t like coriander! However, the drinks were amazing.

A true gem in Puno! This restaurant is the perfect choice for both lunch and dinner. The cozy atmosphere is a big plus, especially for a chilly evening—head upstairs for a warm spot. They have a great variety of dishes, from delicious soups and salads to savory wood-fired pizzas, including some with local alpaca. The service is excellent, with friendly and attentive staff who are happy to offer recommendations. It’s a great option for a satisfying meal at a reasonable price.

Good restaurant with variety of dishes and soups. The meat was too hard, fish was good. Very expensive vines.

They offer Peruvian food as well as pizza options. Good mixed drinks and wine to compliment your meal if you choose to indulge. They have an oven where you can watch as they make your pizza and if it is cool night it puts iff alitvof heat to warm you up Staff speaks Spanish as well as English at some of them. It is right along the main dining row along with manyvother pizza places.

Very experience. Good price on the menu of the day (as well as regular menu) compared to other places and still with great food and service.

Myself and 3 friends I met on a tour came here for dinner and we had a terrible experience at Tulipans. We had eaten pizza for lunch at Ekekos also in Puno (to whom I gave a 5 star review) so obviously we wanted something else for dinner. Upon arrival the place was quite confusing. We later found out there is a section upstairs with an elaborate menu and a smaller section downstairs with a limited menu. We were first told there would be an hour wait for our table but we were seated within 5 minutes but with the limited menu! The only non pizza item available on this menu was lasagna so we each ordered a lasagna to our waitress. A few minutes later a lady who seemed like the boss said it would take an hour to prepare our lasagnas and we said that was fine. 10 minutes later, the same lady came back and said it would take at least 1 and a half hour to prepare our lasagnas and she practically begged us to order pizzas instead even offering us free drinks if we did. We explained our predicament to which she told us to have our lasagnas in Cusco which was not very friendly! I wanted to leave but felt uncomfortable being with new acquaintance so we said OK. We had to wait another 10 minutes to place our pizza order. 3 out of 4 pizzas were served rather quickly except for the last one that was forgotten. By the time I got mine, my friend already finished his! Now about the free drinks, that was also an issue and a complicated discussion. The free drinks the lady had in mind were only hot wine, half sized pisco sours and soft drinks…. The pizzas themselves were just OK but not at all as good as the ones we had earlier at Ekekos. The ingredients were not as fresh and the cheese not as tasty. I would say the whole experience seemed almost comical if I was not so serious about my dining!

We ordered pasta with shrimp and hawaii bowl. Fresh, well balanced, great recipes, generous portions. Cakes and pastries are good too. Service is fast but doesn’t follow up after your meal is served. Atmosphere is a busy noisy airport, cant really blame them for that but they could build a wall/divider to block some of the exposure and noise.

The ship has an interesting story being built in pieces in Birmingham UK and shipped in 1862 in about 2700 pieces in crates to Bolivia. The crates were unloaded in Arica Chili and then transported by porters and mules 4800m uphill to Lake Titicaca. There it took until April 1871 to reassemble the ship and launch it. Inside you now can see some nice technical details

fascinating steam ship built 1862 still working and undergoing restoration. the captain collected us from the jetty and showed us around the ship, engines, bridge etc. we had turned up without notice and the security guard at the hotel called the captain. Our own personal guided tour! this really made our trip to Puno extra special.

We weren’t sure what to expect but this was a really pleasant surprise. The security guard at the hotel was very helpful and helped us find the boat behind the hotel. The tour guide gave a quick but informative and interesting tour and was very friendly. Unique!

Difficult to find out accurate info but definitely worth making the effort. We decided to turn up on the off chance and took a leisurely walk from Puno centre (approx 45 mins along the promenade most of the way). Dropped down from the road to the Sonesta Hotel Posadas Del Inca. Was net by a security guard who took our passport details then walked us around the side of the hotel to a jetty. A tender came to pick us up. The super helpful lady showed us the whole boat, with plenty of explanation in good English. There’s a visitor book and donation box at the end. She then dropped us back to the jetty. Really interesting history.

What an incredible and magical experience, we were so close to not going as it appeared on google as if this was closed. We arrived via the hotel grounds by the pier near the boat and after waiting on the pier for less than ten mins the engineer on the Yavari sailed out in a small boat to collect us. The story behind this boat is crazy … built in the 1800s and shipped all the way from London to Lake Titicaca, with more than 2000 individual pieces being hauled 190 miles over the Andes (and more than 15,000 ft elevation) to reach the shores of Lake Titicaca where it was assembled, finished on Christmas Day 1870. Originally a steam boat fuelled by Llama dung! Now has a petrol engine. I won’t say anymore other than what an incredible privilege to have set foot on this boat and had the honour of all the knowledge and passion from the engineer on board. Truly a hidden gem and will go down as one of the most special experiences I have had in all my travels.

To visit the steamboat/gunboat Yavari was my best experience in Puno. The captain Maxmimus to the dinghi in and picked me up. Had an hour of guiding. Great story. A must.

The boat is currently located in the PeruRail pier in Puno port. It can be difficult to find but there is pedestrian access through the nearby artisan market. A very nice lady gave us a tour of the boat which looks fantastic and is 90% restored to its original condition. There is no entrance fee but you are encouraged to leave a donation to contribute to the continuing restoration. I highly recommend a visit if you are in Puno, it is much more interesting and informative than the nearby Navy Museum.

A fantastic place for an evening out. We went there during the Peru national holidays, and the entire plaza was buzzing. We were treated to a Michael Jackson show in the plaza as well.

A fantastic central hub and a must-visit in Puno. The square is lively and well-maintained, with beautiful gardens and a statue of Colonel Francisco Bolognesi. The Puno Cathedral, with its impressive stone façade, is the centerpiece, and the surrounding colonial-era buildings are a delight to see. It's the perfect place to sit on a bench, feed the many pigeons, and watch the city life unfold. A great spot for photos and a true taste of local culture.

They have lots of restaurants in this area. By the main church they have dancers nightly to entertain you. A clean walkable area thatvhas police presence in casr you are worried about your safety though that should not be a concern here.

Cool place to hangout in Puno. Lovely cathedral overlooking the plaza. Very well designed and maintained place with many good eateries.

Pretty square dominated by the basilica church. Lot of ice cream sellers and restaurants around. Small park with fountain in the middle and lots of chairs to sit down

Beautiful square, with cafes, restaurants, ice cream etc. We caught a celebration, with people dancing around the adjoining streets.

Beautiful plaza and we were lucky to witness some sort of celebration

Their food is great and I was happy to see that it wasn't gourmet the only reason I cannot give it 5 stars is because of the prices although I know that is to be expected. We also had breakfast here and it was great decent variety for all kinds of stomachs and taste buds and I have to say the customer service was excellent the waitress Jimena was very nice and ready to serve

The breakfast offered at this place is great especially the scrambled eggs. The detox juice are very tasty. Lunch and dinner are so so. The view to the lake is wonderful.

Pretty good food, lots of options. The view was also nice. Atmosphere was decent but felt a bit cramped

Food quality comparing to what you pay and what you can get in many other places is poor. Meals tasted below average.

The front staff of the hotel is very friendly and helpful. The food was ok.

Amazing food the alpaca steak is great

(Translated by Google) Great food and excellent service. We were served by César, who was very friendly and attentive. He explained all the dishes, gave recommendations, and was always checking in on us. The view is also beautiful! We loved everything! (Original) Comida ótima e serviço excelente. Fomos atendido pelo César, muito simpático e atencioso, nos explicou todos os pratos, deu recomendações e sempre estava perguntando se tudo estava bem. A vista também é linda! Adoramos tudo!

The first Peruvian restaurant that I can’t recommend. A couple of plates we got were chipped, staff wast wasn’t very attentive, the interior was interesting only near the entrance. Food wasn’t special, I would say more on the mediocre side. Too much oil in the meat dishes, soup is too simple. They even manage to spoil Chicha morada - it didn’t taste refreshing at all, more like a too sweet watery cherry juice. Fish ceviche was ok for its price, however the mango one was isipid. The only food we liked were onion rings. Such a pity.

The food very good. I had a steak and my wife had trout. Both delicious. My teenagers had the American champion meal and it was difficult to finish as it was so big. We were next to the fire place which made it even better experience.

Centrally located, popular with tourists. Service was fast and friendly. Interesting cocktails. Food was good. Recommemd the alpaca saltada. Only criticism would be the decor looks a bit run down and table clothes have a lot of stains.

We had a lovely dinner there. The portions are huge and the prices are reasonable. Food tasted good but the waiting time to get our order, even drinks was a bit too long.

Amazing meal for very good price and Alberto gave us fantastic service. This was a really lovely meal with my partner and they lit a candle, there was music and we had complimentary bread.

Restaurant is near main square, reservations are needed if you want to get good table as it gets busy very quickly.It was good,with portions being a bit smaller and more expensive then other restaurants in Puno.Alpaca meat was very good though.Guean pig was tasteful,but not too much meat so recommend ordering some starter.Service was good.

Large comfortable space. Food was good. Server was very friendly.

A beautiful and essential landmark on the main plaza. The cathedral’s impressive stone facade is a fantastic example of a distinct local Baroque style, with intricate carvings that are a joy to admire up close. While the interior is more modest than the exterior, it still offers a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. It’s a great place to step inside, escape the bustle of the city, and take in a piece of Puno’s history. A definite must-see.

Architecture and decor similar to so many Catholic churches in Peru (and Spain) but each still serene and beautiful. Definitely worth visiting when in Puno.

Beautiful old church, we were lucky joining a ceremony with love music

It is a beautiful building with a beautiful facade. They run tours till 8pm for 15 soles.

Worth visiting. Beautiful architecture, almost similar to Cusco baroque churches. Has a nice plaza in front. Has restaurants, cafes and ATM nearby. The area is heabily surrounded by the police.

The Puno Cathedral is a stunning architectural gem in the heart of Puno. Its intricate design, rich history, and breathtaking views from the towers make it a must-visit attraction. Exploring its ornate interior and learning about its cultural significance is a truly enriching experience. Don't miss the chance to appreciate this beautiful piece of Puno's heritage.

15 soles to get in 😁

No idea why this place has such bad reviews. It’s pretty much the only place you can get a cocktail in Puno in the three days we were here, I certainly couldn’t find anywhere else. we had two lots of happy hour drinks which were two drinks for 25 PEN. The music in this venue was great as was the service however when we came to pay, they said the credit card machine wasn’t working and we had to pay in cash; seems suspicious to me.

What a great atmosphere! Come here for the drinks. The mixologists do a unique job on classic cocktails. This is also a popular local joint for watching football matches. 100% would recommend and come again.

We keep coming back here for the best pisco sours in town. The service is fast and the pisco sours have the perfect balance between acidity and pisco. We visited this place before 12 PM and they only had sandwiches for food

Fake advertising for happy hours. The owner even swip the board in front of us.. ahah Not honest owner. Dont bother going there. There is a plenty of nice other bar on the street.

We stopped in here for breakfast pretty early in the morning because we were traveling with young children. While I️ normally try to adhere to local customs when traveling, toddlers have specific needs and ours were starving by 8am, so we were happy to find a place open with some traditional “American” breakfast options as well as Peruvian dishes. Sometimes we are wary of touristy places and the quality of food, but we shouldn’t have worried here! They had quinoa pancakes with bananas and honey that the kids loved, and a variety of other delicious breakfast dishes. The café con leche was great! The service was friendly and the decor was fun. I can picture this place being a really good time at night, especially since it looks like they do karaoke and had some Artesanal beers in the fridge!

I wouldn't agree with the previous review that the prices are cheap, but WoW are their drinks fantastic! Awesome variety and fantastic mixology, all in a fun setting!

What a fun spot! Good music, good people, excellent fresh-brewed Peruvian espresso. Ask Oscar for the Espresso Martini de Kitty.

A place where you could see people smoking dope but not really. It just looks like a smoking den but nobody is smoking. Lots of options on the menu and 6 pages of alcoholic and mock cocktails. I decided to go with a basic comfort food spaghetti alla baglesta sauce.

The place is super cool and Pisco sour was good, but we were not given the 2x1 cocktail advertised in the window at the time of payment.

Food was lovely and especially for the price, don't listen to the other reviews. Nacho and pizza was perfect. Music was good couldn't ask for more

The best Pub in Puno! Must be visit... rock on ;) Love ✌️

A hip bar with a good vibe. The staff are very friendly and go above and beyond to satisfy the customer’s wishes. For example, my friends and I really wanted sweet potato fries. The bar didn’t have any, so one of the staff members went out to buy sweet potatoes and in no time we were served sweet potato fries! Furthermore, a few customers were American and wanted to watch the Super Bowl. The staff turned on the American football game for them to watch. Then the whole bar joined in to watch the important (and fun) game. As for the drinks... they were good and quite strong!

Best atmosphere, lots of delicious snacks and drinks and detail oriented service. What else to ask?

Cool bar that I wouldn't quite expect in Puno. They have different variations of Pisco Sour, try the chilli one if you dare! Also some decent food like pizzas etc.

This place only serves roast chicken now so ignore the old menu pictures. They also don't do folk music anymore but will refer you to the Balcones next door. That said, the service is excellent and the chicken better than most other places. A good place for an inexpensive meal if you want chicken.

The dining environment is clean and bright, with no greasy smell at all. The waiter are all very friendly. Their sauce gives the chicken great flavor, the meat is juicy and delicious, not dry and not greasy. The portions are huge, and the fries were so much that we couldn’t finish them and had to take the rest to go. The biggest surprise was that we didn’t even need to leave a tip when paying the bill! I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to try Peruvian rotisserie chicken.

When I arrived in Peru I knew I had to get some “Peruvian chicken” aka Pollo a La brasa which is basically Peruvian rotisserie chicken. The chicken from La Choza de Oscar is the best I’ve had - seasoned right down to the bone with local herbs and spices, and juicy. A couple of the fries were undercooked but no big deal. I also requested some pimento or pepper sauce to go with my chicken and the little spice made it even better. I definitely recommend you give this spot a try. They serve this chicken all day and not just at night (this was what I’ve been told each time I tried to order for lunch in other towns).

Their roast chicken is very juicy and tasty. Even the breast portion is also juicy, not dry at all. They give lots of French fries. Surprisingly it is not expensive.

Hands down best rotisserie chicken I have even had. Dance show was very good and much longer than I thought it would be. It was much better quality than I have seen at Caribbean all inclusives. Service was a bit slow but I have come to expect bad service in Peru. Drinks were not as good as I thought they would be. Everyone thought the chicken was great.

We ate here twice in our week long stay. Chicken is excellent, if you order the 1/4 or 1/8 chicken you can pick the parts you want (muslo, pechuga, etc). Good friendly service, generous frites, good soup, good drinks. Excellent value. You know it is good because of all the locals doing take-out! Go!

Tasty cheap lunch, full of locals. We came back a second time :) Now we need to come for the dinner dance show!

Okay view over lake Titicaca and Puno city. A lot of litter around the area which is a shame and doesn’t do the place right.

It’s one of the three viewpoints we visited. I am not sure if you could walk there we went there during a tour so I would recommend going there by cab. The view is amazing you can see the whole city and parts of the lake. It’s definitely the viewpoint where there were the most people.

Great views over the city and the lake. I took the colectivo nr. 60 up for 1 Sole (tell them you want to go to Yanamayo) bc it is a steep walk/ stairs up for a good 45min from the city center. Enjoyed the walk down though.

Nice view on the lake and Puno. Some strange sculptures, in particular the fact that you have to pass between the legs and directly underneath the private parts of the Puma to reach the highest outlook is not really appropriate for children.

Kitch. In the most horrible way. But from here you can bave an almost bird view on the city. Not sure if worth it.

Great views, but the place looks a bit derelict

Beautiful landscapes of Puno 💜 Puma Uta means "the house of the Puma" and that's because the puma is the protector of the Andes region, and it was built over a fountain, which represents the Titicaca Lake.

Huffed and puffed to the top. Its not a path and if your not wearing sensible shoes then you will struggle. No safety rails at the top so watch your footing otherwise it could be a very rapid uncontrolled decent! Views are very good over Puno bay. Happy Trails

It’s one of the three viewpoint we visited, the walk up from plaza mayor is really quick and the view definitely worth it. The path up there is interesting in parts but not dangerous or anything. Also doable if you are not as fit or feeling a bit exhausted.

A statue of Manco Capac in Huajsapata Park overlooks Puno and Lake Titicaca in Peru

Nice hike up to the site through the town. Make sure to take it slow if you aren’t adjusted to the altitude. The view is fantastic.

Observation deck for terrific panoramic view of Puno City

Its a great view point to see lake and town from above.

It's got some of best view whilst easy access makes it worthwhile doing.

(Translated by Google) It houses inside the sacred image of Mr. de los Milagros (replica of the Church of the Nazarenes of Lima), it is dressed in faith and devotion, the month of October of each year, leaving in procession through different arteries of the city and the Populated Center of Salcedo. (Original) Alberga en su interior la sagrada imágen del Sr. de los Milagros (réplica de la Iglesia de las Nazarenas de Lima), se viste de fe y devoción, el mes de octubre de cada año,s saliendo en procesión por diferentes arterias de la ciudad y del Centro Poblado de Salcedo.

(Translated by Google) A simple little church on the roadside (Original) 位於路邊的樸素小教堂

This is a beautiful and peaceful church located just a short walk from the main plaza. The facade, with its traditional white and red accents, stands out and creates a lovely contrast with the surrounding buildings. While it's not as grand as the Puno Cathedral, its quieter atmosphere and local charm make it a great place to stop for a moment of reflection and to admire a more authentic piece of Puno's religious architecture.

(Translated by Google) It is a place where there is peace, I visited it for the Mass of the Immaculate Virgin celebrated by the Macusanese residents (Original) Es un lugar donde hay paz, lo visité por la Misa de la Virgencita Inmaculada festejada por los residentes Macusaneños

(Translated by Google) Vault-style church with wooden pulpits and colonial-style paintings (Original) Iglesia estilo bóveda con púlpitos de madera y cuadros estilo colonial

(Translated by Google) Arrangement of the Virgin of the Rosary, for tomorrow, Saturday, which is the day of the alfersdos de aurora (Original) Arreglo de la virgen del rosario, para el día de mañana sábado que es día de los alfersdos de aurora

(Translated by Google) Place of faith and devotion constantly open to the public, whether local or foreign. Visit it.... (Original) Lugar de fe y devocion constantemente abierto a todo publico ya sea local y extranjero. Visitelo ....

Stayed for 2 nights and we were happy with the stay. It is a little out of the main area but an easy walk to the square and restaurants. Hosts were nice and the breakfast was good. Rooms were comfortable and spacious

Had an absolutely fabulous three-night stay with host Ursula around a Lake Titicaca excursion. She’s enormously resourceful and helped us with organizing trips around Puno and input for later travels around Peru. Rooms are cozy even when it’s cold out, and well-equipped. Breakfast in the downstairs cafe is tasty and great value for money. Do ask to have the hosts prepare some dinner, that too was a great experience culinarily and in terms of ambience.😊

Beautiful guesthouse, simple but made with love, with a lovely cafe & garden (something that is rare in Puno), quiet but a short walk into the main square. I stayed in the Queen Room, the bed was very comfortable & warm, plenty of hot water with good pressure. The host is very lovely & accommodating. I forgot something in the room when I’m already on the way to Bolivia and she went the extra mile to help me get it back.

We've stayed here 4 times. Consuelo is super friendly and accommodating. The place is relaxing, home like lots of antiques, relaxing. Not the most central location, but Puno is compact, and it is easy enough to walk from here.

Beautiful enclosed villa with large rooms and bathrooms. Cafe and dining area with excellent snacks and breakfasts Staff are amazing and helpful. 5 mins easy walk to the main square Highly recommended

A little tricky to find at night, but once they open their doors, the owners (family) take care of you like one of their own. Beautiful oasis of green in a home that’s been in the family for generations. The love and care is reflected. Ask to have your lunch or dinner made in-house, it was better than most local eateries. My biggest regret is only staying one night. Good enough reason to come back to Puno.

Fantastic host. Beautiful place. Great to have breakfast with the host and other guests. He organised our your and even help us move to the next hotel. You may be surprised that the place is hiding behind a big door with almost no sign. Hidden treasure. The room could do with a heater.

Well located bar where they play decent music. Good prices and the barman, Renato is a very nice guy. Recommend

Great place to pass a good time.

Definitely deserves a higher rating.

Nice little bar to have a few drinks while listening to some rock music. The pizza is worth the detour as well.

Cozy small bar with friendly staff

Nice place.

Good

(Translated by Google) Disdain for any companion who is unwell, they tell you that no one comes in when others do! Bad treatment of any drunk person when they should be taking care of you or ensuring your safety! Bad place 0 recommendation (Original) Desprecio por algún acompañante que se encuentre mal , te dicen que nadie entra cuando otros si lo hacen ! Mal trato a cualquier persona en estado de ebriedad cuando deberían de cuidarte o velar por tu seguridad! Mal lugar 0 recomendacion

(Translated by Google) A garbage place because of the people who work there... I lost my things on 3 occasions and the people who work there have no treatment... Terrible (Original) Una basura de local por las personas q laboran en ese lugar... Se me perdieron mis cosas en 3 ocasiones y la gente q labora ahí no tiene trato... Pesimo

(Translated by Google) The club was good 1 year ago, the music they play now is very monotonous, I advise you to enter with high expectations. (Original) La discoteca era buena hace 1 año atrás, la música que ponen ahora es muy monótona, consejo entrar con cerl expectativas.

(Translated by Google) Good music, great to spend a weekend (Original) Buena música, bacán para pasar un fin de semana

(Translated by Google) Good music, people from 18 to 30 average (Original) Buena música, gente de 18 a 30 promedio

(Translated by Google) Nice place, the attention is not very good (Original) Bonito lugar, la atencion no es muy buena

(Translated by Google) Hygienic... But the manager is crazy... (Original) Higiénico... Pero la encargada es una loca...