La Purísima
Visitors frequently praise the friendly staff and warm atmosphere, with many appreciating the welcoming environment for the trans community and good security. However, a common complaint is that the venue can become excessively crowded, making it difficult to move and enjoy the experience, though some suggest the upstairs area offers slightly more space.
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I went for the first time and I really liked it. Everyone is very friendly, you're greeted by trans women and that's always very warm. I wasn't even dressed up and they recognized I was trans and gave me a little clay pot, "just for members of the community," they told me. The security is good and friendly, not rude. The baggage check costs 30 pesos, but they have a separate one and it's reassuring that no one will touch your things. The atmosphere is great, they play all kinds of music. When we arrived they started playing music from 2011-2012 for about an hour and it was fun. It doesn't feel so exclusively LGBT+ anymore (all the couples kissing were straight) but it's still a friendly and fun place. It has two floors. Around 11 pm the first floor started to get extremely crowded and you could hardly dance. The second floor was less crowded and you could dance well. Each floor has different music and that's awesome. There's no cover charge and the beer was 2 for 50 pesos. fun, beautiful and transvestite.
Cheap place, good atmosphere
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