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For people interested in off-the-beaten path culture, there’s the über-authentic and space Antic Teatre, run by an arts collective, various skate shops and tattoo parlors, as well as a number of the city’s historic small music venues. Jamboree, its sister club Los Tarantos and Club Sauvage (formerly Sidecar)—offering jazz and soul, flamenco for tourists and rock, respectively—are all located in palm tree-lined Plaza Reial. A few streets over are Marula Café, which programs all kinds of musical genres, as well as Harlem Jazz Club. There are all kinds of weird and wonderful food spots, from the trendy to the traditional, such as El Flako Corn Flakes & Co. , where you can order (you guessed it) corn flakes to go, or the Vegan Junk Food Bar. La Taguara Areperia has the best Venezuelan take-out, and Milk Bar & Bistro was one of the first restaurants in town to offer American-style brunch (before that became a thing), with pancakes, eggs Benedict, gourmet burgers and Bloody Marys on offer.
