For such a seemingly sleepy little city, Puerto Ayora has a surprisingly lively, albeit limited, nightlife and bar scene. Bongo Bar (tel. 05/2526-264) is the most happening place in town at night; it's located on a rooftop above and behind La Panga . Bongo Bar opens at 4pm, but usually doesn't get busy until after 8pm. Across the street, the Limón y Café (tel. 05/2526-510) is another lively downtown bar that sometimes gets the crowds up and dancing. If you're looking for the best dance club in town, head to La Panga (tel. 05/2527-199). You might also try Tsunami Peña Discotec (tel. 05/2527-477), which is popular with locals and is on Tomás de Berlanga and Islas Plazas. Finally, for a real local scene, head to La Taberna del Duende (tel. 05/2527-320), which is located inland from the main tourist strip on Calle Juan León Mera and San Cristóbal.
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For such a seemingly sleepy little city, Puerto Ayora has a surprisingly lively, albeit limited, nightlife and bar scene. Bongo Bar (tel. 05/2526-264) is the most happening place in town at night; it's located on a rooftop above and behind La Panga . Bongo Bar opens at 4pm, but usually doesn't get busy until after 8pm. Across the street, the Limón y Café (tel. 05/2526-510) is another lively downtown bar that sometimes gets the crowds up and dancing. If you're looking for the best dance club in town, head to La Panga (tel. 05/2527-199). You might also try Tsunami Peña Discotec (tel. 05/2527-477), which is popular with locals and is on Tomás de Berlanga and Islas Plazas. Finally, for a real local scene, head to La Taberna del Duende (tel. 05/2527-320), which is located inland from the main tourist strip on Calle Juan León Mera and San Cristóbal.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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The text passage describes the nightlife and bar scene in Puerto Ayora, mentioning several venues and their characteristics. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

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