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San Juan, Puerto Rico
Theatrical Santurce brunch cafe hosting the DragaCadabra drag series
A brunch café and performance space in the heart of Santurce, San Juan's arts district. Abracadabra serves French toast, eggs Benedict, and artisan pastries alongside specialty coffee from local roaster Café Hacienda San Pedro. Open mornings through early afternoon Tuesday to Sunday, with Friday and Saturday evening dinner and events. The interior is theatrical and eclectic, built around a stage that hosts live music, drag shows (including the recurring DragaCadabra series), and community events. The crowd skews creative and LGBTQ+ friendly, fitting Santurce's progressive, gallery-lined energy.
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