La Ventana
La Ventana is a classic cantina-style gem along Acapulco’s bustling Costera Miguel Alemán, cherished for its laid-back charm and sweeping views of Acapulco Bay. Located at Costera Miguel Alemán 177 in the Magallanes neighborhood, this bar offers a slice of traditional Mexican nightlife, blending cold drinks, live music, and a welcoming vibe that’s a refreshing break from the city’s flashier clubs.

Drinks and Bites
Situated at Costera Miguel Alemán 177, La Ventana serves up a straightforward drink menu anchored by ice-cold beers—think Corona and Modelo—alongside classic cocktails like palomas and micheladas, all at wallet-friendly prices. The food leans into cantina staples: expect botanas like peanuts, chicharrones, or ceviche to pair with your drinks, with heartier options like tacos or quesadillas often available to fuel the night.
The venue hums with a rustic, open-air feel—wooden tables spill onto a terrace with bay breezes, while live bands or mariachis set the tone with Mexican classics and sing-along hits. It’s a magnet for locals winding down and tourists seeking an authentic, no-frills night out on the Costera strip.
Amenities and Services
La Ventana offers the following features and services:
- Rustic indoor seating with a traditional cantina vibe
- Open terrace with panoramic views of Acapulco Bay
- No confirmed takeout or delivery; focus is on-site enjoyment
- Wheelchair access possible but not guaranteed—call ahead
- Street parking along Costera, no valet service
Bar Details
- Hours: Typically daily from 2:00 PM to midnight; check locally for updates
- Reservations: Not usually needed, but call for groups—744-482-5151
- Dress Code: Casual—beach-ready shorts and tees are fine
- Parking: Street parking along Costera Miguel Alemán, can be tight
- Payment: Cash preferred, some cards accepted; expect MXN 200–600 per person
What to Expect at La Ventana
La Ventana stands as a timeless fixture on Acapulco’s nightlife map, offering a taste of the city’s cantina culture amid the tourist-heavy Costera scene. With roots tracing back decades, it’s less about flash and more about community, drawing a steady crowd with its affordable drinks and live music tradition.
The bar’s soul is its terrace, where the bay sparkles under the night sky, and musicians—often local trios—play everything from boleros to rancheras, inviting sing-alongs or casual chats. Expect a diverse mix of patrons—beachgoers, workers kicking back, and curious travelers—all soaking in the unpretentious vibe. It’s a spot where the staff knows regulars by name, and newcomers feel the warmth of Mexican hospitality.
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00000 Acapulco, Gro.
Mexico