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Madrid, Spain
Craft cocktail bar with seasonal menus and a dim, intimate atmosphere
Diverzo Cocktail Bar, formerly LaKama, sits on Calle de Gravina in the thick of Chueca and works as an industrial-chic lounge built around cocktails, both the classics and a rotating house list. Early in the evening it's an intimate, dimly lit spot for a proper drink; as the night goes on the music turns toward pop, the bartenders often lose their shirts, and the room loosens into singing and dancing even without a dedicated floor. It draws a mixed crowd of gay locals and travelers, and it's a reliable pre-dinner or pre-club stop in a neighborhood where you're never more than a few doors from the next bar. Come for cocktails first, stay for the slow build into a livelier night.
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