Hola I was there with my friends tonight…read moreOh the way out the guy on the door I think the security man was really not nice... It was raining and I was in that moment alone on the stairs putting my jacket on and he said : move from here I said give me a sec I'm putting my jacket because is raining and he said yes but not here move ... I told him that his way was not very nice and he called me " stronzo Italiano "... Now guys this is not a complain but just a note to say that I found this insult really Inappropriate .... We are in a nice place having a nice time me and my friends come since 2 weeks and had really good time and this accident made me leave the island in a very sad way... We are coming out from a difficult time of history a pandemic time were we were not even able to go out from home ... in the world there is a sad war and this guy on the door made me think how sad all this is ... To say stronzo italiano is racist and sad I don't care where people are from I don't care what's the colour the gender or anything else I care about be kind with people especially in a gay place especially because after all me and my friends were customers there ... I asked the man to speak with a manager or someone but he denied me to go back in and threat me ... at that point I just left Upset ... sad but knowing that this man is just a sad person After all thanks for the good evening there Have a great winter .... Pako

This bar is my favourite at the Yumbo centre, and it is tucked away on the 4th floor. Yes theres a…read more4th floor! It's kind of above Sparkles bar then keep heading up stairs and right and up more stairs. It's well worth a look if you like current / chart music or just need a break from camp cabaret or German techno. This is a late night drinking spot which opens at 11pm. It's a great place with video walls and friendly staff and the drinks are not too over priced. As it's tucked away here seem to be more locals here too, which is always a good indicator of a nice place too me, plus the crowd is younger than other places. There is seating outside shared with the bar next door, and people move between them all night, so there's really a choice of 2 bars. Go check it out!

Jungs, lasst euch nicht verarschen von dieser Abzocke. Wenn man bestellt hat und geliefert wird und…read more11 Euro zahlen will, dann heisst es 15 Euro. 11 Euro gilt nur, wenn jeder gleich zwei von diesen Drinks bestellt. Es wird auf unleserlich Kleingedrucktes verwiesen. Lasst euch nicht verarschen von Noxom/ Raddar, es gibt im Yumbo durchaus seriöse Bars

Basically one storefront wide, Junior is one of the smallest gay bars in Yumbo Centrum. It's tucked…read moreaway at the end and next to rainbow steps. Big isn't everything! Next to the larger Adonis and across the way from Parrots bar, Junior is part of the Six Pack Zone where many of the gay men and friends congregate at night. On weekends the Zone is wall-to-wall guys. At peak hours of the night during the week, it's hard to find a 2-top cocktail table with front row view of the passing parade. You might get lucky. We did! Service is fun and friendly. Hugo D had a beer draft and I had a Limoncello nightcap. How can I pass up the digestif for only 5€? It may also be a "thing" to bar hop hitting as many of the Six Packs that you can handle. All six?

Nice gay bar run by friendly Dutch couple. Table service with comfortable seating where you can…read morewatch the world go by. Not the cheapest bar prices, though free popcorn seems to appear with each round! a visit to the gents loo is a must, with the very amusing wall mural behind the urinals.

If you're a gay man obsessed with musicals then this is the place for you at the Yumbo Centre! The…read morebar would seem to take up nearly all the space, with a single row of bar stools to sit at. The location is a little incongruous, set away from most other gay bars, though that somehow gives it a certain charm and individuality. On this particular visit (and every time I walked past) they seemed to be playing the same rendition of 'Oklahoma'. Not my favourite musical, and that wouldn't entice me back in. Maybe it was just coincidental, if not then they really need to mix it up a bit more! Friendly service and reasonable prices. Additional seating outside the bar never appeared to be put into use, chairs remained stacked up.

This place has one of the most toxic atmospheres I've seen in a bar…read more The owner, Lucas, regularly yells at his staff in full view of customers. Then, seconds later, he flips a switch and puts on a fake smile to greet guests. It's uncomfortable to watch and explains why there's constant staff turnover -- every couple of weeks there's someone new. When the only qualification for the job is "tolerate being shouted at," it shows. The staff treat customers with the same level of respect they're given -- which is none. One waiter (the bald one) physically kicks people out of his path while delivering drinks. No apology, no acknowledgment -- just pure arrogance. He doesn't even greet customers with a hello - just silence. Another, Davido, aggressively pressures for tips, sometimes keeping change and saying "thank you" as if it was given voluntarily. He has learned to give hugs and kisses - most times unwanted - to make more money. If you don't tip, expect retaliation -- in my case, he actually shoved me while I was sitting on a stool, nearly knocking me into other customers behind me. Multiple witnesses reported it to Lucas, who did absolutely nothing. Then there's Christian, who swings wildly between charming and completely checked out. You never know which version you're going to get, and neither is particularly professional. He has the personality of a prostitute on drugs - generally bitter and tired but friendly when he wants something.... Also worth noting: tipping is not standard in Spain, no matter how hard they try to pressure you into thinking it is. Locals don't tip like this, and you shouldn't feel intimidated into doing so here. And the music. It's horrible, too loud at times and is repeated every couple of hours every night. Bottom line: poorly run, hostile environment, and staff behavior that crosses the line from rude into unacceptable. There are far better places to spend your time and money such as Tom's Bar, Wunderbar, etc.

Na Und Schlagerbar is an open air gay bar in Yambo Centrum owned by Germans. We walked by each…read morenight and if it was open, very few people were inside. Then on Friday it was super busy! The crowd was watching a Flamenco troupe putting on an awesome show. I think there were 2 women and 3 men with amazingly quick costume changes for every set. After the show it got back to a normal Friday night with lots of German draft beer (plus Filipino San Miguel!) and a bunch of guys enjoying the evening. Our server was friendly. There are a lot gay bars with various themes (drag, karaoke, people watching cafes and yes, cruising bars with back rooms) on several floors. Na Und is a cool one to stop by, especially when a live show is on.

Kiosk Beach No 7 is around a 10 minute walk from the Maspalomas Lighthouse.Its a lovely beach with…read morecrisp golden sand and the Atlantic Ocean is warm and gentle to swim in. Sunbeds and Umbrellas are around 3-7 euros for day rental.There is also a Beach bar which sell beers for 3 euros and a selection of sandwiches.

Second year of coming for Pride, always fantastic to go to the Bärenhöhle. It does not matter who…read moreis working the bar, it is always fast friendly und wunderbar! Of course, I do like to just sit and watch Paul work :3

Great Entertainment Top Drag shows and a great Atmosphere I Recommend it very friendly bar staff…read moreLarge Sitting spaces

Ricky's Cabaret Bar: OMG, seriously bad, we even spotted the barman yawning his head off. In…read moreshort it's men in dresses, singing with bloke voices, to male songs. When they do a mime, costumes doesn't relate to the song (did they ever watch musicals ?). At least go the once just to see how bad it is, it will only cost you a beer, but you need to see this 'car crash' at least once in your life.