A/V Take C is a stylish gay bar nestled in Seoul's bustling Jongno district, offering an upscale yet welcoming vibe. The modern interior features video screens playing the latest music videos accompanied by upbeat tunes, creating a relaxed atmosphere perfect for unwinding into the night.
The bar boasts an impressive cocktail menu tailored to diverse tastes, with the unique option to purchase bottles and store them for future visits. Friendly and attentive bartenders enhance the experience, making every guest feel at home. While particularly popular among bears, it attracts all segments of the LGBTQ+ community, blending locals and travelers seamlessly.
Situated near the vibrant BBQ area, A/V Take C provides an authentic spot for casual chats and lively evenings, capturing the dynamic spirit of Seoul's nightlife.
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Tuesday: 19:00 - 03:00
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Sunday: 19:00 - 03:00
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