Drink

Mayas Bar

This laid-back place in downtown Zapopan features food, drink and occasional live music.

nightlife

Address: Prol. 20 De Noviembre 351, Zapopan
Hours: Sun-Thu 10ː00-01ː00, Sat Sun 10ː00-03ː00
Website: mayas-bar.business.site (opens in a new tab)

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