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Halifax, Nova Scotia
Latin-inspired cocktails and late-night dancing at Halifax's waterfront.
Bar Sofia is a Latin-inspired restaurant and cocktail bar located in the waterfront Queen's Marque development. The kitchen menu focuses on Argentine and Peruvian dishes utilizing regional Nova Scotian ingredients—such as lamb ribs, whole bream, and tacos—paired with a tequila- and mezcal-centric beverage program. Daily happy hour runs from 4pm to 6pm. On Friday and Saturday nights, the venue operates as a late-night dance spot with live DJs until 2am, enforcing a 19+ age limit after 9pm. The interior displays surrealist pop art installations by Brazilian artist Rafael Silveira and is officially listed as a 2SLGBTQIA+ allied business by Discover Halifax.
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