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San Miguel de Allende

San Miguel de Allende is a colonial city in the state of Guanajuato in the Bajio mountains of central Mexico, about 270 km northwest of Mexico City. In 2020, the town had 72,000 residents, in a metropolitan area of 160,000.

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  1. Drink

    Berlin Bar & Bistro

    For a great nightcap, Berlin is a great chill bar. The owner is very welcoming and the food is sublime.

    Daily 17:00-01:00, dinner served until 23:30

  2. Drink

    El Grito Night Club

    This is arguably the most popular club in town, and easily the most expensive. It has a cover charge, enough to dissuade the casual visitor from dropping in to take a look. Inside, the building is a panoply of stone and glass sculptures, light displays, and music. How energetic the evening gets usually depends on the crowd, but it's hard for the evening to get much past midnight before the dancing starts. El Grito is only open Fridays and Saturdays, or on certain holidays, like New Year's Eve (when they jack the price)

    Fri Sat 22:00-04:00, holidays

  3. Drink

    Mama Mia

    Mama Mia's is four clubs in one. There's a restaurant and bar in the center with some amazing Italian food, a sports bar to the left (usually displaying a soccer or football game of some kind), a music bar to the right where local acts frequently play (especially Pilaseca, a very popular funk-blues band that tours most of Mexico and the States), and a hard-to-find rooftop lounge overlooking the city. This is a great default place to while away the hours when nothing else is appealing – the music is worth it, if nothing else.

    Sun-Thu 08:00-03:00, Fri Sat 08:00-05:00

  4. Drink

    Manolo's Sports Bar

    Complete coverage of national and international sports – if it is on TV they have it.

    Daily 15:00-23:00

  5. Drink

    La Cava de la Princesa

    Showcases musicians from Mexico City.

    Cover charge depends on the band