About Green Light
- Bar/
Cafe - Food served
- Dancing, Outdoor seating, Drag Shows
Green Light in Guadalajara stands out as a vibrant hub for the LGBTQ+ scene in the heart of Centro Histórico. This two-level bar-cafe features a chill terrace for afternoon vibes and a lively lounge downstairs with drag queen performances and go-go dancers. It's a welcoming spot popular among both lesbians and gay men, fostering an inclusive and fun atmosphere.
The menu offers classic cocktails like cubas and palomas, draft beer, lemonades, and bar snacks such as chicharrones and french fries. Opening in the afternoon, it transitions seamlessly from relaxed hangouts and cruising to dancing and shows. Highlights include the energetic drag acts on the main floor, colorful changing lights, and yellow bar stools that add playful flair. Whether you're chatting with friends or diving into the party, Green Light delivers affordable drinks and an electrifying nightlife experience.
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 15:30 – 02:30
- Wednesday
- 15:30 – 02:30
- Thursday · today
- 15:30 – 02:30
- Friday
- 15:30 – 02:30
- Saturday
- 15:30 – 02:30
- Sunday
- 15:30 – 02:30
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