Entertainment in Northern Honduras
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Monesterio
This is the preferred club for La Ceiba's moneyed, mostly 20-something crowd. The turreted exterior says King Arthur more than John the Baptist, but the inside is pure LA, with a raised dance floor, mezzanine VIP area and sleek tables and high stools in a cavernous bar area. Friday is usually ladies' night (free entrance, free rum and free domestic beer). Regguetón rules, of course, but the DJ usually plays some hip-hop, reggae and even merengue now and then. Dress sharp.
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Max Bar & Grill
A number of restaurants around town stay open late on weekends for bar service. A good place to start out the night, Max Bar & Grill has cheap beers and rum and tequila drinks, plus late-night food service if you get the munchies - pizza, sandwiches, even Sloppy Joes. It's a short walk from the other clubs.
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La Casona
Two blocks off the main drag, this huge wood-paneled building may look more like a ski lodge than a nightclub, but it’s a favorite destination for La Ceiba’s late-20s and early-30s set.
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Restaurante la Palapa
In front of the Quinta Real hotel, this breezy bar-restaurant has a large dancing area on one side, wooden tables encircling a bar on the other, and the namesake palapa roof high above.
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Discos
Tela has several discos, most clustered on 11a Calle NE. Some can get a little rough though, so ask around about the current situation before you venture into one.
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Le Pacha
It was just under construction when we passed through, but this massive beachfront disco, under a tent–like canvas, promises to be one of the best in town.
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Truxillo
Regguetón, merengue and Latin rock keep the locals moving from 8pm until the early morning hours. Thursday night is karaoke night.
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Arrecifes
On the boardwalk, Arrecifes serves cheap beers and sometimes has a guy with his keyboard belting out tunes.
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Hibou
This is the preferred club for La Ceiba’s moneyed, mostly 20-something crowd. Dress sharp.
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Cine Milenium
Two screens feature Hollywood films daily; tickets cost L$30 before 7pm, and L$45 after 7pm.
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Espresso Americano
Serving some of the best coffee in the country, this Honduran chain is well worth a stop.
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Cocopando
This is a popular dance spot on the beach, in a mostly Garífuna neighborhood.
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Kahlua
Kahlua, just across the 11a Calle NE bridge, is a popular spot for travelers.
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