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Bar Revolución
There's a great atmosphere at Bar Revolución, with travelers and locals doing their best to converse and listen to the two nightly bands simultaneously.
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Barfly
Stained glass lamps light the bar and a graffiti-style mural splashes across the wall in this dark and funky club. It's a popular space for local musicians, with electronica on Saturdays and reggae, funk and salsa bands otherwise.
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Blue
This very popular venue rocks on a little later than other places in town. There's always a resident band playing and billiards table waiting to be played.
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Café La Selva
Courtyard coffee where the aroma of roasted highland-grown coffee beans is strong.
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Cafetería Maya
The patio has a permanent photo exhibition on the Zapatista movement.
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DaDa Club
There's never a cover, and live jazz bands wail nightly starting around . Earthy and intimate and dressed up in red, this new club is cozy and inviting.
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El Circo
A slightly hipper venue across the street from Bar Revolución. A reggae-rock band normally plays in the front bar, while the larger electro-pop dance room in the back opens Thursday to Saturday. Both are usually packed.
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Kinoki
Art space and cooperatively-run café, with two smaller private cinema rooms available as well.
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La Pera
An artsy but relaxed (and not too sceney) cafe-gallery-bar, La Pera often stages live music late in the week. It could be blues, jazz, trova (troubadour-type folk music) or something completely different.
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La Viña de Bacco
San Cristóbal's first wine bar was so successful that it quickly outgrew its first dollhouse-size location. Now located on the main drag, it's still a cozy place to chat, pouring a large selection of Mexican options (among others) starting at a reasonable around $15 per glass.
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Latino's
Latino's is a bright restaurant-dance spot where the city's salseros gather to groove. A salsa/merengue/cumbia band plays Thursday to Saturday, so get wiggling.
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Los Amigos
A popular but reasonably unraucous cantina, the two-for-one beers and tasty botanas (free snacks) keep it hopping and fun, as do the wander-in mariachi bands.
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Madre Tierra
A San Cristóbal institution, Madre Tierra's smoky Bar Upstairs presents live reggae and skabands.
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