“A family event where all participants are invited to run for a cause! Our goal is to create awareness and rise funds for our organization, which yearly helps cancer patients within our company. Our share also includes providing live music to share the Hard Rock spirit all throughout the event.” – Karen Borgos, Vibe Manager
“Nader Av or locally known as “La Nader”. This is where you can find some of the best hidden places in Cancun. Local bars, coffee shops, tattoo studios, art shops, vegan and organic restaurants, hostels. Famous among us locals and all the backpackers and tourists that want to meet in a place away of the main -sometimes overhyped- attractions.” – Karen Borgos, Vibe Manager
“I love the Cappuccino ….with carrot cake, of course. All coffee beans are 100% Mexican, from Veracruz and the cakes are home made.” – Karen Borgos, Vibe Manager
“They have an amazing vibe, this is one of the most famous hostels in Cancun and the tequila bar sure is one of the reasons why. My favorite: Cold Tequila “bandera” style (a shot of tequila, a shot of lemon juice and a shot of “sangrita” made of spicy tomato juice). The secret is to sip this slowly, one flavor at a time.” – Karen Borgos, Vibe Manager
“Great and delicious local seafood restaurant! It´s a little complicated to get there but totally worth it.” – Lumine Electi
“I love getting a cup of “Café de Olla” at Café Andrade in Las Avenidas Downtown” – Lumine Electi
“Route 666 Bikers Bar is great for when we’re not in the studio rehearsing and we really want to go out, listen to some live music, and enjoy a cold one with the guys. Plus the price is insanely cheap!” – Elefangs
“Route 666 Bikers Bar has the best 1 liter beer. It is so great to come to a place where you can listen to classic rock and find friends in a relaxed atmosphere.” – Lumine Electi
“Route 666 in Cancun is the best local bar. It has a simple small stage and cheap drinks. It’s a tradition to assist as a local and every respected Cancun musician has played there at least once.” – Sasha Cuevas, Vibe Manager
“It has it all: nice drinks, energetic rock bands playing every night, and evidently the well-known bikers-bar atmosphere. A great place to go if you are in Downtown Cancún and want a powerful closure of the night.” – CUSPINERA
“Colectivo Caldito is a local market project with many second hand, handcrafted, vintage stores and lots of delicious food. It’s located 10 minutes away in the south part of the city and usually they have live artists performing. Not bad at all for a small town!” – Elefangs
“Colectivo Caldito is a project dedicated to displaying local brands in their boho markets, which they usually set up once or twice a month in Cancún. There, you may find one-of-a-kind items, home-made cuisine projects, and much more.” – CUSPINERA
“Mora Mora is pretty famous amongst the locals. This venue is known for offering an opportunity to local bands for showcasing their original material. We have had the opportunity to perform there a couple times, and the energy of Mora Mora is unmatched when compared to other local venues.” – Jet Jaguar
“Mora Mora is a hidden gem in the city: it’s a small restaurant that doubles as a music venue. Its calendar is packed with music shows of all genres all year long, including some national and international acts every now and then.” – Elefangs
“A perfect place to get to know new underground local artists. They offer different concerts and performances each week, so there’s always something new to check out. Plus, the food is incredible!” – CUSPINERA
“‘La Habichuela’ is one of the oldest (if not the oldest) restaurants in the city. It is located in the heart of downtown Cancun. We recommend trying their famous lobster for an authentic Caribbean experience.” – Jet Jaguar
“‘Café con Gracia’ is a very cool spot located in downtown Cancún, it is well-known by the locals. We recommend you try their affogato.” – Jet Jaguar
“If you want to experience an authentic place where the locals go, Amarula is the place you should visit. Local DJ’s are often invited too. We recommend their Mezcal” – Jet Jaguar