Nightlife in Mazatlan
7 clubs, live music venues and late-night spots in Mazatlan.
Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.
Nightlife in Mazatlan
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Classico Mazatlán
The Mazatlán location of the popular Classico nightclub chain.
Fri-Sat 22:00-04:00
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Dinner Theater or Comedy Club
The newest evening time passers are the murder mystery dinner theater put on by Murder in Mexico, at Las Flores Beach Hotel on Tuesday nights.
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Estadio El Encanto
Catch a professional soccer game at this stadium, home field for the Mazatlán Futbol Club, a top-tier pro team playing in the Liga MX. They play two seasons so a game could take place at almost any time of the year. The stadium is a modern, state-of-the-art facility built in 2020 to seat 25,000 rabid soccer fans.
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Joe's Oyster Bar
Joe's Oyster Bar is located on the beach in the Hotel Ramada Mazatlan (formerly the Hotel Los Sabalos). It is a palapa (grass roof) bar. It is 2 for 1 beer (about M$40) all day and night. It opens around noon and stays open until 2am weekdays and 4am weekends. During the day you can sit on the ledge over the beach and listen to classic rock music. They have a volleyball court in the bar if you wish to play. It is great for happy hour and watching the sunset. At night, it turns into a nightclub where you can dance on the chairs and tables. Many people hang out on the beach in front of Joe's just to listen to the music. It gets very busy on Friday and Saturday nights and has a small cover charge (M$60) which includes your first 2 beers or 1 mixed drink. During the day, food is served. A visit to Joe's Oyster bar is a must when you visit Mazatlan.
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La Querencia Bar
Decently-priced beer, outdoor seating, live music on Saturdays.
T-Sun 17:00-02:00
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Mazatlan Comedy Club
at Hotel Playa Mazatlan, which is on monthly between November and March. Approach the concierge at the hotel there to book.
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Privé Mazatlán
Very popular and very pricey nightclub in the Marina district.
Fri-Sat 22:00-04:00
Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Mazatlan (CC BY-SA 4.0).