Juan Sebastián Bar

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Av Venezuela, entre Avenidas Mohedano y, Sojo, Caracas, 106, Venezuela
+58 212 951 5575

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This bar is a model of constancy and quality. The passing of time has not affected the quality of this spot, which has not yielded to the pressure of the latest trends and has defended the best jazz in the city, come what may. Well deserved are its numerous, loyal customers. You may also enjoy its warm atmosphere and its comfortable sofas, while half closing your eyes and enclosing yourself in the notes of a vocalist, a vibraphone, a bossa nova or a Dixieland sound. An international menu, which is not its main appeal, covers culinary demands, while national and imported liquors of highest quality serve as worthy company for the excellent music and a good Havana cigar.

Credit Cards Accepted

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Directions

Chacaíto

Hours

M-F noon-3a, Sa-Su 6p-3a

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