Entertainment in The Southern Highlands
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El Viejo Minero
This rustic old watering hole is the perfect place for a relaxed beer and snacks in a friendly pub-like environment.
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Tal Cual
Tucked into a narrow stairway, this bar attracts a friendly local crowd, especially Thursdays through Saturdays when there’s live music. Friday and Saturday it’s salsa and merengue, and the chairs are cleared for dancing.
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Bar San Ángel
On the 2nd floor of an old building, San Ángel is too small to be a nightclub, but the atmosphere sure pushes in that direction. It's popular with locals who come for the live music Thursday through Saturday nights.
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Arte con Sabor a Café
Cuban-owned and host to local, national and international acts of all kinds, this small café and bar has a $4 cover charge, small plates ($3 to $5) and great Cuba Libres, of course! Music starts at 10pm.
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WunderBar
This Austrian-owned place is voonderful if you want a classic bar with big wooden tables to sit around with friends. Food is served, and there’s a Happy ‘Hour’ from 11am to 6pm.
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La Mesa
This is where the locals go when they want to salsa, and boy, can they salsa. It’s fun to watch as much as dance. The tiny sign out front is easy to miss.
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Multicines
Get your stadium seats, buckets of popcorn and blockbuster Hollywood flicks in English (with Spanish subtitles) at Multicines.
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Cine Cuenca
Screens blockbuster Hollywood flicks in English (with Spanish subtitles). Check Cuenca's newspaper El Mercurio for cinema listings.
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Sankt Florian
This classy café and bar in a historic Calle Larga house has billiards, live music, and a Happy Hour from 8pm to 10pm Wednesday to Saturday.
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Fuzzión
Of the bars located along Presidente Córdova, this is the trendiest. It’s nonstop dancing from about midnight to dawn Thursday to Saturday.
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Del Tranquilo
This one's a fun but tame bar in an old converted house. People go for the live music Thursday through Saturday nights.
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Kaos
The laid-back and British-owned Kaos has couches, pool tables and snacks - great for a good night out.
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Prohibido Museo de Arte Extremo
An unusual establishment in this up-and-coming area, a Grim Reaper–themed gallery, bar and nightclub.
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Casa Tinku
Casa Tinku is a spirited little bar with a great vibe; there’s usually live music on weekends.
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Teatro Casa de Cultura
Teatro Casa de Cultura screens recent movies.
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