Top Red Light Places in Lima

My advice is to go after 10 PM when the vibe really picks up and there are more performers around. The earlier hours felt a bit slow and empty.

I recommend checking their social media for any promotions before you go; you might score a great deal on drinks or entry. It helped me save some cash!

I suggest being respectful towards the staff and performers; I noticed that those who were friendly got better service and attention. It's all about good vibes!

I think it’s worth having a chat with the staff about any special events happening that night. I stumbled upon a fantastic show just by asking!

Do yourself a favor and ask the staff for their recommendations on the best performers. I missed out on some great acts because I didn't think to ask.

I think you should double-check the cover charge before going in. Sometimes they have promos that can save you a few soles, but not always clear from the outside.

My advice is to try out the happy hour if they have any specials. It's a good way to save some cash on drinks, trust me, they can get pricy later.

I suggest chatting a bit with the staff. They are super friendly and can give you great insider tips on who to look out for or what to avoid, plus it’s always nice to connect!

Bring small cash for tips and services; I found that some places didn’t take cards, and it just makes everything smoother. I learned the hard way when I got caught without cash for a drink!

Make sure to check out the food stalls around the area! I had some of the best local snacks there, and it's a budget-friendly way to taste the local cuisine. Try to ask people what they recommend.

If you want a more authentic experience, try visiting in the evening when the vibe is livelier. I went around 9 PM and enjoyed the atmosphere way more than during the day.

Don't be shy to ask locals for recommendations on where to go deeper inside El Olvido; sometimes the best spots aren't the obvious ones. I found a hidden gem just by chatting

I recommend arriving around 10 PM, the vibe gets way better and there's more entertainment on stage. I wish I had known this earlier because I got there too early and it felt a bit empty.

I think it's better to sit at the bar instead of a table, since you can easily chat with the staff and other visitors. It felt more social and lively that way.

I recommend going on a weekday instead of the weekend... The crowd is way more chill, and you can have more personal attention... Plus, drinks tend to be cheaper! Just arrived on Friday and the place was packed, so I missed out on some fun