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Both dates are included and use the local time at this location. - From: `date_from=YYYY-MM-DD` - To: `date_to=YYYY-MM-DD` [Club show](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-monterrey/patio-barrio?city=monterrey&category=clubShow&type=all) [Outdoor event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-monterrey/patio-barrio?city=monterrey&category=outdoorEvent&type=all) [Private event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-monterrey/patio-barrio?city=monterrey&category=privateEvent&type=all) [![Founders Presenta flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_199969_300xauto.jpg)](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/founderspresenta-20261014215148198) ### [Founders Presenta](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/founderspresenta-20261014215148198) 9:00 PM, Sat, 17 Oct Club show Oct 17 Patio Barrio Monterrey [![SOEL \[Afterlife\] Monterrey, MX. flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_63243_300xauto.jpg)](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/soel-afterlife-monterrey-mx) ### [SOEL \[Afterlife\] Monterrey, MX.](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/soel-afterlife-monterrey-mx) 8:00 PM, Fri, 5 Aug 2022 Outdoor event, Private event SOEL performs in Monterrey for the first time, with music by LEIMANTOUR and SABALZA. Aug 05 Patio Barrio Monterrey ### ### About Patio Barrio Patio Barrio is a vibrant bar and nightclub in downtown Monterrey’s historic Barrio Antiguo, located at Calle Padre Mier 1079 . This indoor–outdoor venue blends an old-town atmosphere with modern design: it features a large open-air roof terrace and multiple performance areas . Known for its lively party vibe, Patio Barrio offers affordability (craft beers and grills) and friendly service, earning high local praise . Its concept “mixes the best of a traditional bar with the dynamism of a modern club,” attracting both locals and visitors . By combining spacious al fresco seating and covered dance zones , Patio Barrio “represents the essence of Barrio Antiguo” – a place where Monterrey’s colonial heritage meets cutting-edge nightlife . In short, Patio Barrio matters for its unique blend of open-air charm, live music energy, and social atmosphere in Monterrey’s revitalized Old Quarter (recently designated Nuevo León’s first “Barrio Mágico” [www.ticketfairy.com](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-monterrey/barrio-antiguo#:~:text=2023%20the%20state%20designated%20Barrio,mansion%20with%20restored%20sillar%20walls)). ### Events and Programming Patio Barrio is primarily a live music and DJ venue, with events most weekends (and selected weeknights) year-round. The programming is diverse: the club hosts frequent DJ sets (especially electronic and techno nights that have become increasingly popular) as well as Latin dance parties (reggaetón, “perreo,” pop) and occasional live bands . For example, a “Techno en Patio Barrio” event on July 15, 2023 drew crowds for a DJ lineup (tickets from MXN$288) . The venue even plays host to city-wide music festivals; in April 2025 it hosted the Monterrey Electronic Festival (a day-long DJs event). Guest promoters like AUX Kraft MX bring in touring DJs and producers, with past bookings including the Mexican punk band Annapura (June 21, 2025) . generally, expect high-energy dance nights Friday through Saturday, with some special concerts or Latin music nights on other evenings. Typical ticket prices range from modest (~MXN$100–150) for a local act up to ~MXN$250–300 for bigger events. (For instance, advance tickets to a 2025 Annapura concert were MXN$100, rising to $150 at the door , while a techno event was advertised from MXN$288 .) Tickets are usually sold via official online sellers or at the venue itself – often through box-office or partners like Arema.mx or similar platforms. For popular DJ nights and concerts, it’s wise to buy in advance, as capacity is limited. Much of Patio Barrio’s schedule is advertised on social media or local event listings channels; signing up for alerts can help snag presale codes. Some nights (typically late) may allow door sales if not sold out, but on busy weekends (especially Friday/Saturday) early arrival is recommended to avoid lines. ### Tickets and Booking Tickets for shows at Patio Barrio are generally purchased in advance through event vendors or the venue’s authorized box office . Prices vary by event but often fall under MXN $300 even for headline nights. For example, a dance event was listed at MXN$288 , and a concert’s advance ticket was MXN$100 (with the door price at $150) . Patrons can buy tickets online (no need to register on specific platforms here, just look for “Patio Barrio” events) or ask at the bar in the days leading up to a show. If available, the venue typically offers a limited presale with lower fees, and then a higher price at the door – so plan accordingly. Box-office hours are usually late evening (the bar opens around 10pm on event nights) . In practice, many people also buy at the door if the event isn’t sold out yet, but for major DJs or festivals, advance booking is safest. Follow Patio Barrio’s official announcements to learn when tickets go on sale and check if there are presales or group deals. ### Seating and Layout Patio Barrio’s layout is a mix of dance floor and casual seating. The main area features a large rectangular dance space with one or more stages/DJ booths, surrounded by a bar and lounge spots. Along the perimeter are some tables and bar seating, especially toward the back and sides. The highlight is the upper roof terrace: a broad open-air patio with tables and benches where guests can sit al fresco . Overall, much of the club is general-admission standing room. The best spot for sound and action is near the main stage floor. If you want the full audio experience, the front-center of the dance floor is usually loudest and closest to the DJ or band. For a more relaxed vibe, grab a table on the terrace or at side booths – those areas offer a view of the action but lower volume and a place to chat or smoke. However, keep in mind partial sightlines: some side tables sit slightly behind pillars or against walls, which can muffle the music. The rooftop terrace is ideal for a break from the crowd and fresh air; it also gets its own DJ station and can be good for a breezy view of the night sky. One note: like many clubs, acoustics are club-style so expect bass reinforcement. Patrons often move between the indoor dance area and the open terrace to catch different atmospheres within the same venue. ### Getting There and Parking Patio Barrio’s address is Calle Padre Mier 1079 in the Barrio Antiguo (Centro) neighborhood . This puts it right off the main pedestrian/traffic artery of downtown Monterrey. Public transit options include Metro (Metrorrey) Line 2 – the Padre Mier station is roughly a 5–10 minute walk. Several city bus routes also serve the area (ask locally for lines that stop on Padre Mier or Mina Street in Barrio Antiguo). If driving, note that on-site parking is extremely limited. The venue does advertise an accessible parking spot , but this is primarily for staff or disabled guests. Street parking in Barrio Antiguo is scarce and often by meter; many drivers prefer paid lots near Macroplaza (two or three blocks away) or find parking further out and walk in. During busy nights, traffic near Barrio Antiguo can get congested, so plan extra time. Because of these constraints, rideshare and taxis are common: dropping off right in front of the club on Padre Mier is easy and tickets like Uber or DiDi work well late at night. The neighborhood is also very walkable, so if you’re staying nearby (for example in Centro or along the Santa Lucia river), a short stroll could be faster than driving. Rideshare drivers often wait on Periférico or Padre Mier. One local tip: if arriving by car, try coming eastbound from the Macroplaza side (west of Barrio), since those streets form a loop that flows nicely around the old quarter without circling around impasses. Ultimately, many locals advise that taking a cab or Uber to Patio Barrio is simpler than hunting for parking. ### Inside the Venue Expect a lively, casual bar atmosphere once you enter Patio Barrio. Entry typically involves a brief security check and ID scan (guests must be at least 18 and carry official ID) just like any nightclub. At the door, staff will check tickets or sell on-site if available. The lighting is dynamic – vibrant, colorful club lights—matching electronic and Latin beats . The club is cozy yet energetic; at capacity it can feel packed, so space is tight on busy nights. The sound system is tuned for dance music, so it’s loud and bass-heavy. *Pro tip:* earplugs can improve comfort if you are sensitive to volume. The crowd here is generally young and sociable, and the staff is known to be attentive and professional . Food and drink are readily available inside. Despite its nightclub vibe, Patio Barrio has a grill kitchen open late – popular menu items include American-style burgers, wings, and skewers . Pair these with a quality drink: the bar offers a wide selection of cold local craft beers and international brews, plus cocktails mixed from spirits and tequila. In short, you can grab a bite or share some appetizers at your table in between dancing. Prices are generally reasonable for a club, living up to local praise for “fair prices and great service” . Note that Patio Barrio accepts credit cards (it lists “Tarjetas de crédito aceptadas” in its amenities ), but it’s always fresh to have some pesos on hand too. Restrooms are available on the main floor (usually single-stall men’s and women’s rooms). There is no official coat check – the nights are warm and casual, so light jackets can be hung over chairs or left near your table. At some concerts, merchandise (like band T-shirts) might be sold by a pop-up table in a corner, but this varies. If you need phone service, cellular signal is generally okay inside, and while complimentary Wi-Fi may or may not be available, cellular data covers most needs (Monterrey has good mobile coverage downtown). Photography rules are typical for a nightclub: phones are fine for snapshots, but professional cameras or recording equipment are discouraged unless you have special permission. Keep in mind the friendly staff: customers describe them as well-prepared and helpful , so don’t hesitate to ask for directions to the bar or restroom. ### Nearby Amenities Barrio Antiguo is one of Monterrey’s most popular nightlife districts, so Patio Barrio has plenty of options just steps away for dining, drinks, and lodging. Within a block or two, you’ll find casual eateries and traditional restaurants. For example, Café Iguana – a long-time rock-bar favorite – is only about 250m away on Diego de Montemayor. If you want a bite before the show, restaurants offering Mexican fare and international cuisine abound: places like La Nacional (upscale Mexican) or small taco joints line Padre Mier and nearby streets. Vegans can try Vegarum (a vegan café a couple blocks north), and Nandas offers a relaxed lounge bar experience very close by. Most options in Barrio Antiguo range from street tacos and taquizas (ideal for pre-nightlife snacking) to sit-down spots serving salads, pasta, or grilled meats. Just keep an eye on the closing hours – many downtown dinner spots stop seating around 9–10pm, so plan accordingly. For drinks after or before, the area is filled with bars: everything from craft cocktail lounges to draft-beer taprooms. Notable bars in walking distance include Alquimia Espresso Bar (coffee by day, cocktails at night) and Reactor (a basement bar with live bands), aside from Café Iguana mentioned above. The Plaza de los Héroes square is a few blocks west; it has some outdoor bars and the coffee shop Al Blanco y Verde. For late-night crowds, the stretch of Calle Morelos has clubs and breweries (e.g. Caffé Diletto, La Nacional’s extension, etc). As for hotels, Barrio Antiguo and the adjacent Centro district have boutique inns and chains. Walkable places include the historic Hotel Barranca or Los Juaninos Hostel for budget lodging, and a few blocks away on the modern grid you’ll find city hotels like Fiesta Inn Centro & Zona Tec or a Holiday Inn. Since the club stays open past midnight, many visitors prefer to stay in or near Centro/Historico rather than far outskirts. All told, arriving a little early to eat or explore Barrio Antiguo will make your evening smoother, and after the show you can step out into a lively neighborhood without needing transport. ### What Makes This Venue Special Patio Barrio stands out by fully embracing Monterrey’s Barrio Antiguo character while delivering a top-tier club experience. Architecturally, it merges open-air and indoor spaces: a sweeping rooftop deck offers starry-night dancing, while lively stages inside keep the energy high . The venue is decorated with modern lighting and art, yet it sits within the pastel-colored, historic streets of Barrio Antiguo. Locally, Patio Barrio has become a gathering point for Monterrey’s youth and music lovers; one profile notes that its ambiance is “friendly and animated,” welcoming both locals and tourists . Culturally, it taps into the city’s musical vein by featuring northern Mexican talents alongside international DJs, helping propel the local electronic and rock scenes. Legendary moments here tend to be wild, dance-filled nights – for example, holiday or festival blowouts where the entire terrace and dance floor pack out. It’s not a historic monument itself, but it adds to the Barrio Antiguo’s hip identity. In fact, after renovations in recent years, officials praise the area’s revival; Patio Barrio is often mentioned as an essential stop in Barrio Antiguo’s nightlife . Rather than grand architecture, its special quality is its vibe: the mix of crowd energy, music diversity, and comfortable lounges. Both performers and audiences love it for this. Artists appreciate the attentive crowd and professional setup (sound and lighting are strong enough for DJs and bands), while guests enjoy the relaxed-but-exciting environment (one reviewer notes “spectacular service” and “interesting atmosphere” ). It’s a place where history, music and social life intersect – something unique to Monterrey’s cultural landscape. ### Visitor Tips and Information **Accessibility:** Patio Barrio does provide accessible parking , but due to the older building layout, wheelchair access inside may be limited (there are steps and no elevator inside). If mobility is a concern, the terrace seating is fairly open-plan at ground level, but ask staff for help when arriving. The restrooms are standard single-stall setups. Service animals are generally accepted in Mexican bars, but it’s best to confirm in advance. **ID and Age:** This is a nightlife venue, so the legal drinking age is 18+. Expect an ID check at the door if you look young. Under-18s are typically not allowed inside after dark unless there is a special family event (rare). Always carry your ID with you. **What to Bring/Not Bring:** Bring a valid ID, a credit/debit card or cash, and some patience for lines on busy nights. The bar accepts credit cards , but small purchases like taxis or snacks in the street often need cash (ATMs are in the area). You can bring a small bag or purse – loose items are called up by security anyway. Avoid bulky backpacks or any prohibited items (no weapons, large tripods, etc.). Nothing too formal wardrobe-wise is required – club-casual attire is fine (jeans, nice shoes). Do wear comfortable shoes for dancing or standing, as the concrete floors can get slippery. Since the venue often fills up, don’t bring anything irreplaceable; keep phones in secure pockets if you’re on the densely packed dance floor. **Common Mistakes to Avoid:** One common tip: don’t arrive too late. Shows often start promptly (doors may open around 10pm but concerts can begin at 8pm ). It’s better to arrive early to avoid long lines and to get a good spot. Another is to watch your belongings in the crowd – pickpocketing is uncommon but large crowds mean you should keep wallets and phones secure. If you plan to drink, pace yourself: a club night easily goes past 1 or 2 AM. Also, note that the outdoor terrace is uncovered; in unlikely rain you’ll get wet, so check weather first. And finally, be respectful of others – locals are friendly but prefer a polite vibe (no jumping into the DJ booth or smoking indoors if signs prohibit it). **Dress Code:** The dress code here is flexible. People usually dress in club-casual style – nice jeans or trousers, stylish tops; avoid beachwear, sports jerseys or overly casual flip-flops. A light jacket is fine but not necessary once inside; try to keep belongings in hand or at your table. There’s no uniform or theme night (unless the event specifies one), so wear something you feel good dancing in. **After-show:** When leaving late, you can grab an overnight snack in Barrio Antiguo (some taco stands stay open until just after 2am) or flag a taxi. Nearby hotels will serve early breakfast in the morning for very late parties. Transit options after hours include continued Metro service until midnight (though check schedule for Line 2) and many riders rely on Uber or authorized taxi stands to get back to neighborhoods outside downtown. Patrol taxis are generally safe, but group-ups and rideshares are easiest. The immediate area is busy on weekend nights but generally safe – still, walk with friends and stay on well-lit routes. Lastly, tip your servers and bartenders if you enjoyed the service – local custom is 10–15% gratuity. ### Frequently Asked Questions #### How much do tickets to Patio Barrio events cost? Ticket prices vary by event. Smaller DJ nights or local band shows often charge around MXN 100–150, while larger concerts or special electronic parties can be MXN 250–300 or more. For example, a recent band concert was MXN 100 in advance (MXN 150 at the door) , and a techno event was advertised starting at MXN 288 . Always check the specific event listing, as tickets are sold through official outlets and may include service fees. #### Where can I buy tickets for shows at Patio Barrio? Tickets are usually sold online and at the venue’s box office. Authorized local platforms and promoters (like Arema.mx or event sites) handle advance sales, and sometimes you can buy at the door if the event isn’t sold out . No specific reseller is mandatory; just search for the Patio Barrio event and follow the links. For very popular events, it’s best to get tickets early as they can sell out. Tables are generally general admission (standing room), so no seat selection is needed. #### Is there a box office or door sale if tickets are sold out? Patio Barrio often sells tickets at the door if the show hasn’t sold out, but this depends on the promoter. Smaller shows typically allow walk-in purchase before start time. However, be prepared that popular weekend shows may reach capacity early. In that case, the door may refuse entry even if you’re willing to buy. To avoid disappointment, consider grabbing advance tickets or arriving well before doors open. #### What is the address and location of Patio Barrio? Patio Barrio is located in Monterrey’s Barrio Antiguo at Calle Padre Mier 1079, Centro, Monterrey, Nuevo León, 64000 . It’s in the heart of the historic district, just east of the Macroplaza area. You can’t miss it on the main road (Padre Mier), and it’s well-marked by neon signs. #### Is there parking available at or near Patio Barrio? On-site parking is very limited. The venue has one accessible parking space for handicapped guests , but regular parking is not provided. Barrio Antiguo has some metered street parking and private lots (e.g. near Il Cielo Italia pizzeria), but these fill up quickly on nights out. Most guests opt to arrive by public transit, rideshare (Uber/Didi drop-off on Padre Mier is easy), or taxi instead of driving. #### What public transit serves Patio Barrio? The nearest metro station is Padre Mier on Línea 2 of Monterrey’s Metrorrey system; from there it’s about a 5–10 minute walk west to Patio Barrio. Several city buses also run along Padre Mier and nearby Mina Street, making multiple stops around Barrio Antiguo. If you’re downtown, the Barrio is very pedestrian-friendly, so you can also walk from Macroplaza or Fundidora to get to the club. #### Are rideshare and taxis safe and available late at night? Yes – Uber, DiDi and local taxis run 24/7 in Monterrey and are commonly used to reach Barrio Antiguo. There are frequent taxis near Macroplaza, or you can schedule a rideshare app pickup after the show. Always use reputable services (use the official app or a known dispatcher), and it’s wise to leave in a group if possible. Keep in mind traffic can be busy right around closing time, so allow extra time or have your ride set the day before. #### Is Patio Barrio mostly standing room or are there seats? Patio Barrio is primarily a club, so it’s mainly standing room. The main floor is a dance area with no fixed seating. However, there are tables and benches around the edges and especially on the rooftop terrace . You can sit at the high-top tables or benches on the outdoor patio if you prefer, but expect to stand or move around on the dance floor. There are no numbered seats or rows – it’s all general admission, so arriving early can secure a good spot. #### Where is the best place to hang out for sound and views? For the best audio and views, the front-center of the main floor (near the stage/DJ) is ideal; this area gets the full sound and energy. The rooftop terrace at the back is perfect if you want fresh air and a more relaxed drink - it has its own DJ booth and can be a bit quieter. Tables at the sides or back can offer a break from the crowd, but note they may have partial sightlines. Many regulars suggest mixing it up: dance upfront for the hottest tracks, then retreat to the terrace to chill between sets. #### What is the dress code at Patio Barrio? Dress is casual but neat clubwear. Most people wear nice jeans or slacks and a fashion-forward top or shirt. Generally avoid athletic wear, large hats or flip-flops. A clean, put-together look is best. Patio Barrio is not extremely formal; you won’t see suits or gowns, but do use common nightclub sense: no sports jerseys or overly revealing clothing. Comfortable shoes are wise since you’ll be standing and dancing. If in doubt, check how downtown Monterrey locals dress for bars – smart casual attire is a safe choice. #### Are children or teenagers allowed at Patio Barrio? Mostly not. Since Patio Barrio is a bar/club with late-night hours and loud music, it is generally intended for adults (18+) only. Children and teenagers are usually not permitted after dark. If an event specifically advertises as family-friendly (rare), then minors might be allowed accompanied by parents. Otherwise, plan for an adult night out – under-18s should make other plans or wait for family-oriented venues. #### What food and drinks are available inside? There is a full bar with a broad drink menu: draft and bottled craft beers, cocktails, spirits, tequila, mezcal – basically everything a bar should stock. In addition, Patio Barrio serves late-night bites. The kitchen whips up grilled fare (the venue is noted for American-style burgers, wings and parrillada) . You can order these at your table or at the bar on busy nights. Service is considered good here , so you won’t wait too long between songs. They accept major credit cards , though small cash tips are appreciated. #### Is Patio Barrio wheelchair accessible? Partially. The venue does offer an accessible parking space , but the interior is a bit tricky for wheelchairs. There are steps up to the terrace and different levels, and the listing notes it is not fully wheelchair-friendly . The ground-floor bar area itself is flat and could be navigated by an aide, but be aware there’s no elevator and some entry thresholds. If accessibility is critical, you may want to call ahead and ask what arrangements (like a ramp) they might provide at the door. #### What time should I arrive, and what are opening hours? On concert nights, doors often open around 8 PM for early sets . For general nightclub events, the club typically opens by 10 PM , but music often starts later (11 PM–midnight). Shows can run very late – often until 2 AM or beyond. To avoid missing an opener or waiting in line, arriving around opening time is smart. If you’re there late, keep in mind last call for drinks is usually around 2 AM and closing near 3–4 AM. --- This page is on Ticket Fairy, a ticketing, marketing and operations platform for live events and the venues that host them: festivals, club nights, concerts, conferences and tours, and night clubs, beach clubs and concert venues. It grows revenue with fan rewards that turn an audience into a sales channel, and runs the money side with payments and payouts, Vault business banking, and working capital advanced against ticket sales. [How Ticket Fairy ticketing works](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event-ticketing) · [Ticket Fairy for AI assistants](https://www.ticketfairy.com/llms.txt)