Entertainment in Quetzaltenango (Xela)
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Café La Luna
La Luna is a comfortable, relaxed place to hang out and eat a cake, salad or sandwich. The hot chocolate is the specialty - the coffee is so-so. Choose any of several rooms: decor is in similar vein to Café Baviera but the music is classical instead of jazz.
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Café Baviera
This European-style café has good coffee, roasted on the premises, and is a decent place for breakfast or a snack (crepes, croissants, soups and salads). The wooden walls are hung with countless photos and clippings on Xela and international themes.
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Café El Cuartito
Xela's hippest café does a good range of snacks and juices and coffee just about any way you want it. On weekends it often has DJs spinning laid-back tracks, and there's always art on the walls by local contemporary artists.
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Salón Tecún
On the west side of Parque Centroamérica, and busy all day and night with a healthy crowd of Guatemalans and foreigners, the Tecún claims to be the country's longest-running bar (since 1935). Don't miss it.
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Spanish Society
The Spanish Society cultural center hosts a women's theater group that stages monthly performances, and occasionally has events such as book launches and poetry readings.
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Bohemio's
Some nights it's mellow, some nights it goes berserk, but this friendly little bar a few steps away from the Parque Central is always worth a look in.
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Palalife Klish'e
This 'open minded' disco-bar is always fun and attracts a mixed crowd, with good dance music, drinks specials and drag shows on Saturday night.
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Pool & Beer
An excellent place for some drinks and a few games of pool. At the time of writing, the tables hadn't been trashed and the cues were straight.
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Café Las Calas
Some of Xela's best coffee gets served up here in a leafy, tranquil courtyard environment. There's live music on Thursday and Friday nights.
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La Parranda
The hottest place in town for dancing and drinking. Wednesdays there's free salsa classes, other nights have guest DJs and drinks giveaways.
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Bari
This little bar has live trova, pop and rock music Thursday to Saturday and sells a good selection of wine and draft beers.
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Bar & Music
The regular hotspot before hitting the dance floors, with decently priced drinks and loud Latin pop and rock music.
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Bajo La Luna
An atmospheric wine-and-cheese bar set in a cellar with exposed beams. Liters of Chilean red go for around US$6.
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