Sandbox
Sandbox is a small bar that feels like home if you love chatting over cold drinks with strangers who quickly turn into friends. You can expect affordable local tunes playing softly while folks share plates of fried plantain or simple snacks, all tucked into a lively corner of the neighborhood where everyone stops by after market hours. This friendly spot sits right where the town’s main road meets the old bus station, making it a natural meeting point for travelers and locals alike. Even without fancy signs or promises, Sandbox offers that easygoing vibe where you just walk in and feel welcome. Its doors stay open late enough for night owls to grab one more drink under the streetlights.
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