Casa Brandon

I loved the place; the staff were so friendly. We went for a milonga and the atmosphere was perfect for enjoying watching people dance and listening to an orchestra. I hope there are more places like this, and that the ones that are there can continue!

Casa Brandon is the queer love house that I want to keep alive for a long time. Bands, shows, formations, gatherings, books. I bet I never went to that wonderful little house.

It's always a joy to go to Casa Brandon. Warmth, dancing, good conversation, and music. So much fun! Affordable drinks and delicious cocktails.

There are places you go to and have a good time, and then there are others that truly broaden your horizons. For me, Casa Brandon is one of those places. I had the opportunity to be involved in the production of a tribute to an artist, and it was a wonderful experience. The house has an energy that's hard to explain: it's a space for meeting, for art, for freedom, and for diversity, where everything is cared for with so much love. It's a landmark for the LGBTQ+ community, but above all, it's an open space for anyone who wants to share, be moved, and enjoy different cultural offerings. It's disruptive, authentic, inclusive, and has a warmth you feel the moment you walk through the door. The house is beautiful, the atmosphere is unique, and there's always something interesting happening. You can feel the respect, the creativity, and the contagious freedom. I think everyone should visit Casa Brandon at least once. Afterward, we'll surely want to go back.

The gluten-free rye flour pizza was delicious! The menu is vegetarian, with gluten-free and vegan options. There's a 10% discount for cash payments. The space is lovely, spacious, fun, and cheerful. The restrooms are on the ground floor, the bar is on the mezzanine, and the main dining area is upstairs. My only suggestion is to add more mushrooms to the pizza, as it was a mushroom pizza and had very few 😬 Or perhaps more tomatoes, or just a little more topping.