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Revolucion Cocktail Shanghai

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Revolucion Cocktail Shanghai, situated at 98 Yangping Road in the Jing'an district, is a vibrant bar that pays homage to Cuban and Latin American culture. The decor is colorful and eclectic, with murals, vintage furniture, and a lively soundtrack of salsa and Latin beats. The bar specializes in innovative cocktails, often with a twist on classics, using fresh ingredients and house-made syrups. The atmosphere is energetic, making it a popular spot for after-work drinks or a night out with friends. The bartenders are skilled and passionate, often engaging with guests. The outdoor terrace is a highlight during warmer months, offering a relaxed setting. Revolucion stands out for its fusion of Shanghai's cosmopolitan vibe with Latin flair, creating a unique nightlife experience in the city.

Don't miss

  • Order the signature mojito or a creative daiquiri
  • Enjoy live music or DJ sets on weekends
  • Relax on the outdoor terrace in good weather
  • Try the Cuban sandwich or small plates if available

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Know before you go

  • Expect a lively, noisy atmosphere; great for groups but not for quiet conversations.
  • Credit cards are widely accepted, but cash is handy for tips.
  • Check their social media for special events like salsa nights or live bands.
  • Happy hour deals are often available early evening.

A bit of history

Revolucion Cocktail Shanghai opened in the mid-2010s, inspired by the cocktail revolution in Latin America. It quickly became a staple in Jing'an's nightlife scene, known for its themed events and quality drinks.

Common questions

Is there a cover charge?

No, entry is free.

Do they serve food?

Yes, they offer a small menu of Latin-inspired snacks and sandwiches.

Can I book a table?

Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially on weekends.

Is it suitable for a date?

Yes, the lively atmosphere can be fun for a casual date, but it's not intimate.

What is the dress code?

Smart casual; no sportswear or flip-flops.

Are there vegetarian options?

Limited vegetarian options are available on the food menu.

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