Entertainment in Valparaíso
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El Huevo
Ask any heavily made-up 20-year-old where they’re going on a Saturday night and this behemoth of a building will be their answer. For some, its shaking floors are a meat market; for others, they’re dance heaven.
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Exodo
Bar staff here dress like wannabe members of Scissor Sisters and scare you into submission with dirty looks (or maybe it’s just the eyeliner). A cornerstone of the Valpo gay scene, Exodo’s good-value cocktails keep both gay and straight regulars returning.
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La Playa
It might be nearly 80 years old, but this traditional wood-paneled bar shows no signs of slowing down. On weekend nights, cheap pitchers of beer, powerful pisco and a friendly but rowdy atmosphere draws such crowds a cover (CH$2000) is charged.
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El Gremio
With its crimson walls, sofas and low tables, there’s something pleasingly intimate about this bar, which is half-hidden down a narrow alley. The huge cocktail list ranges from creative martinis to girly concoctions such as vanilla daiquiris.
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Cinzano
Drinkers, sailors and crooners have been propping themselves up on the cluttered bar here since 1896. It’s now a favorite with tourists, too, who come to see tuneful old-timers knocking out tangos and boleros like there’s no tomorrow.
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La Piedra Feliz
Jazz, blues, tango, son, salsa, rock, drinking, dining, cinema: is there anything this massive house along the waterfront doesn’t do? You can even rent a room by the hour if you can’t wait to get your date home…
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Café Journal
In one of the unlikeliest quick-change routines since Superman, Café Journal goes from traditional seafood restaurant by day (complete with nets and anchors on the wall) to kicking electronic club by night.
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El Trole
The interior is designed like one of Valpo's famous trolley cars - this is well worth a ride. There's a relaxed buzz to the place, which is evident from the watery front windows.
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Bar Kabala
With its low-lit wooden tables and exposed brick walls, Kabala is perfect for quiet drinking week-round – locally brewed Cerveza del Puerto is the obvious choice.
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Pajarito
Artsy porteños in their 20s and 30s cram the formica tables at this laid-back, old-school bar to talk poetry and politics over beer and piscola.
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Máscara
Music-savvy clubbers in their 20s and 30s love Máscara: the beer’s cheap, there’s plenty of room to move and hardly any teenyboppers.
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Aché Havana
Twist, turn and pirouette with the best of them at this pulsating salsa nightclub.
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