El Perro y La Calandria

Typical queue

El Perro y La Calandria remains registered in 2026, with recent guest activity, but online schedules conflict sharply. Treat it as event-led and confirm by Instagram before travel; do not rely on the database’s seven-day hours.

Best night

Recent listings point to Friday/Saturday late operation, while older guides describe karaoke and mixed bar formats. Use a dated post or direct message to verify the active room; there is no honest universal weekday recommendation.

Locals vs visitors

Gay and LGBTQ+ Chapinero regulars, karaoke participants and local bar-goers form the documented historic audience. Sparse current programming evidence means the exact 2026 mix should be learned from the night’s post, not invented.

Dress code in practice

Casual neighbourhood bar clothing is the safest assumption; no current dress policy is published. Carry a warm layer and physical ID, and follow any specific event flyer if the operator announces karaoke or a party.

Staff inclusion

The business retains a 2026 commercial registration and historic LGBTI recognition, but no current staff policy is public. Confirm opening directly and use the bar manager for conduct issues; do not label it trans-certified without evidence.