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Andean Garden Club
Owned by the same people as the X-treme Bar, this laid-back option has an outdoor garden setting and sells beer and snacks, and has a climbing wall for the perennially active. Just don't drink and climb.
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El Tambo Bar
If you're hankerin' to shake your groove-thang, this is the most popular disco in town. Fashionable with both extranjeros (foreigners) and Peruvians, the music swings from techno-cumbia to Top 20, to salsa to reggae and most things in between - all in a space of 20 minutes. Occasional live bands also play. Although there's no cover charge, you may want to consult your accountant before buying a round of drinks - the prices are astronomical.
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Huaraz Satyricon
This place may just be the world's most perfect little cinema. A small and intimate space that has snug couches, fresh popcorn, snacks, espresso and shows quality international and repertoire flicks (all with English subtitles) on a private projection screen. Look out for flyers around town advertising the changing schedule.
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Los 13 Buhos
Located upstairs from Makondos, the 13 Owls is a chilled-out bar that is currently the most popular place in town to kick-back and chat in the early evening while listening to excellent, funky sounds. Warm lighting flickers over graffiti-covered walls and climbing paraphernalia clings to the rafters, while couches help you ease into the evening's frivolities over a cold Crystal.
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Vagamundo Travel Bar
Opens late morning and has erratic hours. Come in for a beer, snack and a game of foosball. Enjoy rock and blues while perusing the many maps on the walls, or sit outside on the patio.
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X-treme Bar
This classic watering hole hasn't changed in years. Bizarre art, drunken graffiti, strong cocktails and good rock and blues keep things rambunctious into the night as it fills to the brim with a steady stream of bodies.
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