Entertainment in Central North Mexico
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Cervecería
While other Zona Dorada nightspots try to outdo themselves with flash and style, this drive-in, park-like spot guarantees its success with one simple hook: cheap beer. One liter is just 28 pesos. Norteño and country bands kick off around 21:00 and the earthy crowd makes for great people-watching.
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Hotel San Juan
The dive bar edging the front courtyard of this budget hotel attracts many Chihuahua student types. It has loud rock and metal on the jukebox yet maintains a mellow vibe, and there are usually as many women as men pounding back whiskey and beer.
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Kentucky Club
This polished-wood bar is a fine place to sip a margarita. While the club's claim to have invented that particular cocktail sounds like a publicity ploy, they do make a great one. Classier than most other Av Juárez watering holes.
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La Roca
A fun-loving, unpretentious crowd packs this bar in a downbeat area to share cubetes (buckets) of beer (10 bottles for M$130) and puzzle at the oddities dangling from the ceiling (milk pails, chairs, bugles…).
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Au Pied de Chameau
You take your chances ordering food - a mix of nueva cocina Mexicana and international fusion dishes - but the gorgeous space covered in African and Asian art is great for after-dinner drinks.
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Da Vinci Café
A bohemian upstairs spot with an art gallery, great views of the Plaza de Armas, and live trova or ballads Tuesday and Thursday nights. It serves nothing but a variety of good coffee drinks.
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Centro Municipal de las Artes
Students at the Centro Municipal de las Artes behind the cathedral perform folkloric dances every Sunday from 11:00 to 13:00. Other dance, music and theater performances are held occasionally.
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Cubo Bar Alive
Despite the competition elsewhere in the Zona Dorada, Cubo has been the spot to shake your thing for years. Live music gets the crowd crazy: not a chair, table or pole remains un-danced on.
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Café Calicanto
Enjoy live jazz and trova (from 8pm Tuesday to Sunday), luscious cocktails, big sandwiches, light snacks and a very diverse crowd on the tree-lined patio of this intimate café.
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Dalí
This tranquilo café/bar attracts a crowd of intellectuals for coffee, wine, mixed drinks and hookahs. Grab one of the pillow-covered corners and you'll melt right in.
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Capital
Capital is the top spot at the moment for dancing. It hosts live bands and DJs, the latter sometimes spinning on the outdoor deck.
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Mckarthy’s
McKarthy’s is a slick, clublike place where no caps, boots or shorts are permitted.
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Sound & Light Show
Behind the building at the Fuentes Danzarinas (Dancing Fountains); it attracts many wide-eyed kids.
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Cineteca Silvestre Revueltas
The Cineteca Silvestre Revueltas shows art-house films, usually three times daily.
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Il Punto 611
The coffee and tea at this little place is very good, and the baked goods are even better.
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El Cinito
For those who enjoy beer, wine, corndogs and art-house films, try El Cinito.
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