Dzalbay Cantina is a live music venue in Santa Lucia, Mérida.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Tip: Bands play every day between 16:00 and 22:00, and the door admits only over-18s carrying a valid ID.
Address: Calle 64 443 x 53, Parque Santa Lucia, Centro, 97000 Merida, Yucatan, Mérida
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TipFind it on Calle 57 between 54 and 56; it opens at 19:00 and stays open until 02:00 from Thursday to Saturday.
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TipThe outdoor stage hosts rock bands through the week, so arrive early on band nights for a table near the music.
TROPICO 56 at the Remate de Paseo Montejo in Merida is a colorful tropical patio bar with live salsa sets and a popular Thursday karaoke night.
TipThursday karaoke is the busiest night of the week, popular with locals and visitors alike; the bar is closed on Mondays.
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TipBook sunset tables ahead through the restaurant's OpenTable calendar; the terrace looks straight onto the cathedral.
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TipThe rooftop comes alive once the sun goes down; reserve through the hotel's restaurant page, as it also hosts private events.
Flamel, one block from Parque Santa Lucia in Merida, is a Prohibition-themed speakeasy whose author cocktails play on their names and ingredients.
TipFind it on Calle 57 between 54 and 56; it opens at 19:00 and stays open until 02:00 from Thursday to Saturday.
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TipClimb the discreet stairs and look for the door on the right marked with a cat symbol; the bar is closed on Mondays.