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San Juan, Puerto Rico
Condado tapas spot that transforms into a drag and DJ bar each night
Oasis Tapas & Lounge sits in Condado, San Juan's beachside gay corridor, a short walk from the sand. Formerly Splash Lounge, it works as a relaxed tapas-and-drinks spot by day and shifts into a DJ-driven dance bar after dark, with both indoor and open-air space. Its calling card is the pre- and post-beach social hour, a long daily happy hour that makes it a natural first stop before the night moves on. The crowd is a mix of locals and travelers, and the no-cover door keeps it easy to drop into. Programming includes discounted "Blackout Mondays" and drag on weekends. It's less a destination club than the friendly anchor of the Condado strip, the place to start a night out steps from the beach before carrying on to the bigger Santurce floors.
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