This bar offers imported beers and great cocktails, they also featured a live DJ that plays the latest electronic music. Lower prices, the music and the people are great, no cover and a bottle of aguardiente is $35000 pesos. The menu has 32 pages and offers more than 800 options. It stretches over 4 floors in the Retiro shopping mall and is a bit more oriented towards dining than partying. Opened in September 2009, this is an extension of the Chia Restaurant right next to la Zona T and thus a lot more accessible. This chain restaurant has great crepes, both sweet and savory, and waffles, as well as soups and salads, for a great price!. 12a #77-37, ☏ +57 1 8050230, As the name suggests, this restaurants offers traditional Mexican dishes, and includes a variety of beers, tequilas, and margaritas. It gets crowded on the weekend, and is popular with foreigners. This zone has a mix of good dining, discos, shopping malls and more. Outdoors equipment : camping, trekking and climbing gear. Thundra Outdoors, Calle 82, No 12-62 ( Close to Andino shopping mall and la Zona T.), ☏ +57 1 5300645, +180.MonoDedo, Cr.16 No 82-22, ☏ +57, Outdoors equipment and climbing information.
#La zona rosa movie#
expensive movie theater, which does sometimes show movies in English. Zona G and Chapinero Central to the south and Parque 93 to the north are walkable, and this is easily the most delightful part of town for a stroll down quiet, leafy streets with pretty houses, restaurants dotting the way. You can find busetas southbound towards downtown on Cras 11 and 7. The closest stops on the Transmilenio are Héroes and Calle 85, although the street they're on can be a little dodgy later in the evening, albeit better than at Calle 76 on Avenida Caracas. If driving in, expect traffic to be slow as molasses, always. There is plenty of garage parking, but it is the most expensive in the city. There are no ties.The Zona Rosa proper lies between Calles 79 and 85, and Carreras 11 and 15. What was really different about The Austin Chronicle's 2000-2001 Music Poll? Look at the poll carefully. These names give that future its rich and colorful past. There's a great comfort in seeing familiar names too, with Eric Johnson, Lisa Tingle, Austin City Limits, Bob Schneider, KGSR, Monte Montgomery, and Antone's. That's the future of Austin music and it's a beautiful noise. Newcomers include the Riddlin' Kids, Blaze, Los Aztex, Human, La Tribu, Schrödinger's Cat, Correo Aereo, and the Tosca Strings. It has a younger curve to it, with Slaid Cleaves, Vallejo, and Kissinger all stepping forward into top spots. With the Nineties came the Butthole Surfers, Shawn Colvin, Fastball, Jimmie Vaughan, Toni Price, Arc Angels, and Storyville, all names that gave that decade its own identity.Įach year of the poll has its own sound and look and this one is no different. Some would go platinum and appear on MTV and in movies and win Grammys. The number of musicians who would win the polls and appear on the covers throughout the Eighties was amazing 50 or 60 musicians were being gathered annually, another couple dozen on the road and unable to attend.
I remember watching them all, thinking it was the perfect mix of old and new. There was no awards ceremony that year, just the hour or so that it took to wait for a few stragglers, make Keith Ferguson hide the beer in his coat pocket (you can see his left hand covering it), announce that Stevie and Double Trouble's van broke down and they wouldn't make it in, and get the jazzbos to talk to the punks who were intimidated by the blues players who only really knew the songwriters. Looking at the cover of March 5, 1982, it doesn't seem that long ago that 28 musicians gathered on the steps of the Capitol in honor of winning.
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