Zona Cero, La Casa Del Rock En Español

It's a nice venue with great music, but sometimes the volume is so high that it's tough to hear the lead vocalist. I've visited at least four times, and the bathroom door is still broken. They only have two restrooms, and I can't believe that with all the revenue from the entry fee, they haven't managed to fix the lock or buy a new one.

As for parking, it's free but somewhat limited. If you arrive at a reasonable hour, you should be able to find a spot. Getting out of the lot can be a bit of a challenge, though! Regarding accessibility, the venue is wheelchair-friendly. The ramps are not too steep, and the location is convenient for easy access to the entrance.

The drinks are quite pricey, but I really enjoy the music. I wasn't thrilled with the bartenders, as they ignored me for a while. However, I plan to return because I like the atmosphere.

Venue offers a nice outdoor area and live music (indoors). Very loud though for the size of the venue. Servers are nice once they get around to you, but they don't stop by often. Be prepared to pay $5 for a (non-alcoholic) fountain soda. Price per person: $20–30 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

There must be a confusion with the title of this site. I was really hoping that they would play rock in Spanish but it is minimal and the music in Spanish is a different genre. Although the atmosphere is friendly. Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 1