7º Arte Café

Night of October 9, 2025, Thursday of the Pilar Festival, 4 people inside the bar (already something seemed off). Barceló lemonade to go, €9. Disposable plastic cup, the kind you buy at the supermarket. Then we understood why there was nobody there. We won't be back.

We just got home after trying to have a few drinks at this bar. We've been there several times and thought it was a place with good music where we had a pretty good time. That's why I'm not giving it one star. However, we went again tonight, which had a bear theme. We positioned ourselves in the most secluded corner possible so as "not to bother anyone," intending to dance for a while and have a couple of drinks. The bartender immediately asked us to leave, arguing that it was a guys-only night and that something was happening in the basement (I won't say it here because I'll get censored), and that he was telling us this because of us. By "us," he meant two lesbians in their fifties who have seen quite a lot in life. So we left. I checked the sign announcing the theme again, which reads "Free Entry." Of course, I understand the right of admission, but it's the first time in my life I've been kicked out of a bar, straight or LGBTQ+. I also want to emphasize that there were girls in the bar, with friends, and they didn't seem to be bothering anyone like we were. Anyway, I'm sad and have a really bad taste in my mouth, and I'm sorry to have lost a bar we really liked.

My first time at the club, accompanied by a couple of friends. We left when they announced there was going to be a men-only event the next day, and I don't think it's right to discriminate like that, especially since the community already faces enough discrimination. I don't think I'll be going back.

A friendly gay bar with free entry. Drinks are cheap. And they have themed parties.

An excellent venue, good service, great atmosphere, fun and good music, where you can also celebrate your events.