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1987 Bar

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Alameda de Hercules 93, 41002 Sevilla, Spain

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About this place 1987 Bar

1987 Bar sits right on the Alameda de Hercules and does one thing with total commitment: the 1980s. Spain claims this as its first 80s-themed discopub, and the formula has not changed much since - retro Spanish and international pop, neon touches, and a dance floor that fills up when the rest of the Alameda terraces wind down. The crowd is mixed, with a strong gay presence thanks to the location in the heart of the gay quarter. It works well as the between-stop on an Alameda night out: start with drinks at Dilema or El Bosque Animado, dance at 1987, then move on to Itaca if you want the full club finish. Doors open around 22:00 every night and the music runs until roughly 04:30. Entry is usually free, drinks are reasonably priced for the area, and the vibe stays fun and unpretentious all week.

Opening Hours

Closed
Monday 22:00-04:30
Tuesday 22:00-04:30
Wednesday 22:00-04:30
Thursday 22:00-04:30
Friday 22:00-04:30
Saturday 22:00-04:30
Sunday 22:00-04:30

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Gay-friendly (straight venue)

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Sonia Martínez
Sonia Martínez Aug 2026

One of the best in Alameda Park, great music and an even better atmosphere!!

Manuel Gonzalez
Manuel Gonzalez Aug 2026

Good atmosphere

Gabi Am
Gabi Am Aug 2026

What makes the place special is that it ends up surprising you every night, whether you know it or not.

LUIS MIGUEL HERMOSO DOMINGUEZ
LUIS MIGUEL HERMOSO DOMINGUEZ Aug 2026
Tomas Stukas
Tomas Stukas Aug 2026
Dipesh Patel
Dipesh Patel Aug 2026
fabian
fabian Jul 2026

A lovely, small bar playing 80s music with a diverse crowd of all ages. While the vibe is great, the photography situation on Saturday night was inappropriate. A professional photographer was taking photos of guests without permission, fully capturing people's faces. Everyone has a right to privacy, and not everyone wants to appear on social media. The venue needs to respect this and ask for consent first, as it can cause legal issues.

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Last updated on 12 September 2026

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