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Can anyone tell me what Salsa Clubs are good to go too?

Bodeguita del Medio (B del M) on the Malecon, and J & B (Jota y Bay) (sp?)

thanks!

Where is that located?

Thanks,

The best Salsa club in Puerto Vallarta without a doubt is J&B. They are known for their latin music. They play a lot of Salsa, merengue, and Cumbia. Plus on Wednesday's-Sunday's, they have live bands there. It gets pretty packed at the club when they have the live bands. On Monday and Tuesday night though it's kind of empty there when they don't have live bands. The club is open until 6am everyday. I just went there 2 weeks ago and the cover charge was 90 pesos when they have a live band. The club is located about 5 minutes before the malecon.

Were definitely going to check that place out! Im pretty sure there are alot of good dancer's there too? Is it more locals or tourists?

There are more locals who go to this club than tourists. Although you will see a mix of both.

Well Sexyfiremanjoey.. did you dance all night???

two single 40 something ladies who like to dance ,was wondering if anyone else is going to be in PV nov . would love to try salsa dancing

Which salsa club do you think is better?

J & B or B del M???

La Bodeguita del Medio

Paseo Diaz Ordaz 858 at Allende (Malecon) Puerto Vallarta

That's one block south of Hotel Rosita and about 9 block north of the cathedral. The club faces the malecon.

Personally, I like the music at Bodegita better. I find that J&B plays WAY too much cumbia, merengue, and weird 50's rock and roll mixes. Coming from a city with great salsa bands, I am a bit spoiled. Also, I have found that the guys at J&B aren't all that likely to ask you to dance unless they're trying to pick you up. But it does have more locals than Bodegita. There used to be a great place called the Rex, but it's long gone Also, I don't know if they still do, but about a year ago when I was last there, they had salsa some nights (Tuesday maybe?) at Bianco. Great martinis too!

jvalerie wrote:Personally, I like the music at Bodegita better. I find that J&B plays WAY too much cumbia, merengue, and weird 50's rock and roll mixes. Coming from a city with great salsa bands, I am a bit spoiled. Also, I have found that the guys at J&B aren't all that likely to ask you to dance unless they're trying to pick you up. But it does have more locals than Bodegita. There used to be a great place called the Rex, but it's long gone Also, I don't know if they still do, but about a year ago when I was last there, they had salsa some nights (Tuesday maybe?) at Bianco. Great martinis too!

I can´t anything except to say that Bianco is closed and up for sale.