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    Nightlife in Quito

    Quito has a good sprinkling of atmospheric bars and clubs, most of them in the New Town. La Mariscal is a favourite with foreign visitors, especially Varadero and the Turtle's Head. Locals prefer jazz bar El Pobre Diablo, themed clubs and salsatecas. The Old Town is more cultural with an arty vibe in Cafelibro and classical music and ballet at the Sucre National Theatre. Most establishments close by 2am.

    Sucre National Theatre, Quito. © Quito Visitors' Bureau, www.quito.com.ec

    Bars

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    1. 1. Turtle's Head - Bars

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      If in need of a good draft beer and the company of Europeans and Americans, head to the Turtle's Head, a lively Scottish pub in La Mariscal. It has its own micro-brewery and quality fish and chips. A dart board and pool table encourage travellers to make friends in casual surrounds.Show this on map

      Address

      626, La Niña & Amazonas (between Amazonas and Juan León Mera), La Mariscal, Quito

      Telephone

      +593 (0) 2 256 5544

      Transport

      Taxi

    2. 2. Varadero - Bars

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      Varadero in La Mariscal might be a small bar but it's popular with both young locals and foreigners. Come for the Cuban and Caribbean rhythms, live bands two nights a week - and the refreshing and zingy mojito cocktails.Show this on map

      Address

      1751, Reina Victoria and La Pinta, La Mariscal, New Town, Quito

      Telephone

      +593 (0) 2 254 2575

      Transport

      Taxi

    3. 3. La Boca del Lobo - Bars

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      A gay-friendly bar and restaurant in a grand old house in the Mariscal district, La Boca del Lobo is vibrant and colourful place with dim lighting, imaginative decor and electronic music. Order an equally multi-coloured cocktail from the extensive list.Show this on map

      Address

      284, Calama y Reina Victoria, Quito

      Telephone

      +583 (0) 2 2234 083

      Transport

      Taxi

      Website

      La Boca del Lobo Website

    4. 4. El Pobre Diablo - Bars

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      El Pobre Diablo, Quito. © Quito Visitors' Bureau, www.quito.com.ec

      El Pobre Diablo in the New Town bathes in low lights and wall art, making a popular place for intimate, relaxed drinks or dinner. Choose from the extensive drinks menu or enjoy good-value, bistro-style food. There's also live jazz and alternative sounds every Wednesday and Thursday.Show this on map

      Address

      E12-06 , Isabel La Católica & Galavis, New Town, Quito

      Telephone

      +593 (0) 2 223 5194

      Transport

      Taxi

      Website

      El Pobre Diablo Website

    Clubs

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    1. 5. Seseribó - Clubs

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      This is the club for salsa lovers. Probably the best and most popular salsoteca in Quito, Seseribó pumps out infectious Latino beats in a packed party atmosphere. A cover charge of $8 (£5) is common after 10pm.

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      Address

      Veintimilla 325 and 12 de Octubre, Quito, Ecuador

      Telephone

      02/2563-598

      Website

      Seseribó

    2. 6. Retro Bar - Clubs

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      The uniquely-themed and very fashionable red-lit Retro Bar in the New Town specialises in cocktails and music video-clips from the 1980s. Expect everything from Meatloaf and The Cure to covers played by the house band. There are various themed nights.Show this on map

      Address

      Oe3-414, Avenida República (between Mañosca and América), New Town, Quito

      Telephone

      +593 (0) 99 469 917

      Transport

      Taxi

      Website

      Retro Bar Website

    Entertainment

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    1. 7. Sucre National Theatre - Entertainment

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      Sucre National Theatre, Quito. © Quito Visitors' Bureau, www.quito.com.ec

      The renovated Belle-Epoque Sucre National Theatre in the Old Town is worth visiting just for the grand decor. It also has a full and varied programme of concerts, ballet and theatre. Linger at Cafe del Teatro for live jazz.Show this on map

      Address

      N8-131, Calle Manabí (between Guayaquil & Flores), Quito

      Telephone

      +593 (0) 2 257 2823

      Transport

      Taxi

      Website

      Sucre National Theatre Website

    2. 8. La Naranjilla Mecánica - Entertainment

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      La Naranjilla Mecánica (Clockwork Orange), in Quito's Mariscal district is lavishly decorated and has a busy agenda of temporary art exhibitions and cinema screenings. Indulge in the delicious cocktails and lounge on comfortable sofas to the sound of ambient grooves.Show this on map

      Address

      N22-43, Tamayo y Veintimilla, Quito

      Telephone

      +593 (0) 2 2526 468

      Transport

      Taxi

      Website

      La Naranjilla Mecánica Website

    3. 9. Cafelibro - Entertainment

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      Cafelibro, Quito. Courtesy of Cafelibro

      Cafelibro is a relaxed New Town café that comes to life at night with Quito's artistic elite, along with plenty of wannabes. There are evenings dedicated to salsa and tango dancing, live music from rock 'n' roll to pasodoble, as well as poetry readings, discussions and exhibitions.Show this on map

      Address

      N23-56 , Calle Leonidas Plaza (between Wilson & Ventimilla), New Town, Quito

      Telephone

      +593 (0) 2 250 3214

      Transport

      Taxi

      Website

      Cafelibro Website

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