Republik Bar

Awesome spot for live music and great vibes! We saw a Pearl Jam cover band, and they were fantastic. The venue has a great atmosphere, and the service was excellent—fast, friendly, and attentive. Definitely a must-visit in San Salvador.

We went for the ABBA tribute show, and the band itself was great - talented and entertaining. Unfortunately, the sound system was a major problem. The volume was far too high and the levels were poorly adjusted, so my ears hurt for half of the show, making it difficult to enjoy the performance. During the day, the constant opening of the doors also let in bright light that disrupted the atmosphere - curtains or double doors would solve this easily. Upstairs seating could also be improved; replacing the tables near the railing with a long bar-style counter would give everyone a better view of the stage. With a proper sound engineer and a few layout changes, this place could be fantastic. As it is now, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who can still hear well or wants to actually see the stage.

Great place. Live band is awesome. Service is quick and efficient.

Fun Irish(?) Pub(?) serving domestic beers and Cadejo $6.50/bottle, no tap available when we went…Across the street from Cadejo resto-bar where they charge $4/draft. We saw some awesome Salvadoreño music. No cover!

Best bar in San Salvador! Great menu, food, service, ambient and live music. Do you need more ? Absolutely reccomended.

All good Luis did a great job

Don’t come here if you’re a white foreigner. My first trip to El Salvador I came here because it was the highest rated nightlife option on TripAdvisor. I was told they were at capacity, but then stood there and watched as they let at least 10 people in right in front of me. Went for a walk and came back about 20 minutes later and was told the same thing as I approached the door. Again, scores of people were let in almost immediately afterwards. I was wearing a Canali dress shirt, Ferragamo sneakers, and nice jeans (not ripped). I wasn’t drunk as I hadn’t had anything to drink yet. I’m clean cut. The staff at the front door, with poker faces, gave me the unmistakable look that I wasn’t welcome. I can only conclude it’s because I’m a gringo. I see now, from reading the reviews, others have had the same issue/experience. Anyway, I got into an Uber and left, never to return.

Food is a bit expensive but the live show makes up for it, also 6 beers for 15 dlrs is a bit too much for pilsener