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Bungalow 6

Place for "gringos" to mingle with the locals. It's an overall fun place to go - Wednesdays Ladies Night are the best day to go, definitely. LGBT friendly.

Address: Diego de Almagro N24-151
Getting there: across from Xandu
Website: bungalow6ecuador.com (opens in a new tab)

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