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Baranoa Bar

Baranoa Bar, Calle de Pelayo, Madrid, Spain
La Kama's sister bar is a lively disco bar that attracts a mixed crowd of all ages. It's a popular place to start a night out, especially at weekends. Expect a wide range of cocktails including classic mojitos and enormous sharing margaritas that are a speciality here. All your drinks are served by hot and friendly staff.
Cocktails, Dancing
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