Known as the "Front Bar," La Facto holds a significant place in Puerto Rican history as the former legendary "Café Hijos de Borinquen." This iconic corner was where cocktail culture first took root on the island. Once inside, the exploration begins.

Directly beyond the entrance of La Facto lies Vino, a quaint side-bar offering a curated wine program and wine-based cocktails crafted by sommelier Franco Busó. With its intimate atmosphere and carefully selected offerings, Vino provides a sophisticated escape for wine enthusiasts and cocktail aficionados alike.

Stepping through a pair of swing doors from Vino, visitors find themselves in Shingaling, also known as the Salsa Room. La Factoría proudly preserves the musical essence of Old San Juan within this space, featuring its house band, La 51, founded by esteemed musicians Tempo Alomar and Roberto Roena. Shingaling has become a beloved stage for salsa and jazz performers and a preferred venue for dancers throughout the island.

Following the rhythm of the night, guests move into El Final, illuminated by a red neon glow and featuring an elevated DJ booth. This is where the late-night party unfolds, characterized by an electronic music vibe. As the name suggests, El Final often marks the conclusion of a night out in Old San Juan, providing a memorable finale to the La Factoría experience.

The most recent addition to La Factoría's diverse offerings is El Desvío, an intimate, candlelit bar hidden behind the corridor connecting El Final to La Cubanita. With only ten seats available, El Desvio is easy to overlook, but those who discover it are treated to classic cocktails expertly crafted by our bartenders, making it a cherished find for the fortunate few.

In an expansion nodding to tradition, La Factoría absorbed the neighboring La Cubanita, an old bodega with deep roots in the community. Honoring the legacy of Don Chago, the longtime proprietor, La Cubanita retains its old-style charm and remains a beloved spot for locals in the neighborhood.