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Oso Pardo

Cavernous warehouse-style space with some of Montevideo's best craft beers. Food includes some rather weird pizza and some of the biggest burgers in town. The beers are mostly ubiquitous IPAs but there are occasional flashes of brewing skill and creativity in stouts or Belgian styles. Their best beers have been a Russian imperial stout and a Belgian tripel, but don't count on them being available.

Address: Obligado 1317
Hours: Sun-Thu 19:00 - 01:00, Fri-Sat 19:00 - 03:00 (kitchen closes at 23:30)
Price: U$400+
Website: osopardo.com.uy (opens in a new tab)

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