Dive into the dynamic nightlife of Antigua Guatemala with our ultimate guide to the town’s best bars and clubs. Explore rooftop bars with breathtaking volcano views, intimate speakeasies, live music venues, and buzzing dance floors.
Dive into the dynamic nightlife of Antigua Guatemala with our ultimate guide to the town’s best bars and clubs. Whether you’re in the mood for a laid-back evening with craft cocktails, a lively pub atmosphere, or dancing the night away, Antigua’s vibrant bar scene has something for everyone.
Explore rooftop bars with breathtaking volcano views, intimate speakeasies, live music venues, and buzzing dance floors. From locally inspired drinks to international favorites, the mixologists and bartenders here are masters of their craft.
Serves:
Days Open:
Food Types:
Cuisine:
This mezcal bar in Antigua Guatemala is dedicated to authentic, traditionally crafted mezcal rooted in Oaxacan heritage. Working closely with Maestros Mezcaleros, the spirit is produced using hand-harvested agave, slow roasting, and natural fermentation methods passed down for generations. The result is a place where visitors can experience the rich culture, craftsmanship, and flavor of true artisanal mezcal.
Located just a block off the main square, you will find this cozy little wine bar to take a break from your day to sip and enjoy a glass of wine while watching the world go by. They’re also right next to Saberico. Our suggestion, get a brownie or a chocolate cake from Saberico and enjoy it with your glass of wine here. You’ll thank us later.
Discover Latin American cuisine, live Spanish music, and craft beer at this prime Antigua location, near the Arch of Santa Catalina. Established in 2002, this place has been around for 20 years and is one of the classics in town, especially for local people. It’s also a great place to people watch if you’re lucky enough to get a window seat. We also think they have some of the best tacos in town.
Experience Antigua’s only authentic Irish bar and restaurant with a beautiful terrace and stunning views of the volcanoes. This is also a favorite expat hangout. They also have something going on almost every night of the week, including open mic every Monday, trivia every Tuesday, live music other nights of the week. Check out their event schedule for more details.
This mezcal bar in Antigua Guatemala is dedicated to authentic, traditionally crafted mezcal rooted in Oaxacan heritage. Working closely with Maestros Mezcaleros, the spirit is produced using hand-harvested agave, slow roasting, and natural fermentation methods passed down for generations. The result is a place where visitors can experience the rich culture, craftsmanship, and flavor of true artisanal mezcal.
Located just a block off the main square, you will find this cozy little wine bar to take a break from your day to sip and enjoy a glass of wine while watching the world go by. They’re also right next to Saberico. Our suggestion, get a brownie or a chocolate cake from Saberico and enjoy it with your glass of wine here. You’ll thank us later.
Discover Latin American cuisine, live Spanish music, and craft beer at this prime Antigua location, near the Arch of Santa Catalina. Established in 2002, this place has been around for 20 years and is one of the classics in town, especially for local people. It’s also a great place to people watch if you’re lucky enough to get a window seat. We also think they have some of the best tacos in town.
This mezcal bar in Antigua Guatemala is dedicated to authentic, traditionally crafted mezcal rooted in Oaxacan heritage. Working closely with Maestros Mezcaleros, the spirit is produced using hand-harvested agave, slow roasting, and natural fermentation methods passed down for generations. The result is a place where visitors can experience the rich culture, craftsmanship, and flavor of true artisanal mezcal.
Located just a block off the main square, you will find this cozy little wine bar to take a break from your day to sip and enjoy a glass of wine while watching the world go by. They’re also right next to Saberico. Our suggestion, get a brownie or a chocolate cake from Saberico and enjoy it with your glass of wine here. You’ll thank us later.
Discover Latin American cuisine, live Spanish music, and craft beer at this prime Antigua location, near the Arch of Santa Catalina. Established in 2002, this place has been around for 20 years and is one of the classics in town, especially for local people. It’s also a great place to people watch if you’re lucky enough to get a window seat. We also think they have some of the best tacos in town.