Restaurant/Bar with Mexican Cuisine, notice the absence of doors, walls and windows. This traditional style of building is the norm
on La Quinta Ave.,

The pedestrian promenade of La Qunita or Fifth Avenue attracts an international mix of travelers and is the place to see and be seen while in Playa. A party  atmosphere,  created by the nightclubs, bars and restaurants on La Qunita;  keeps  the grown up good time crowd around until the wee hours of the morning. On another level, La Qunita attracts people for it’s down to earth lifestyles and egalitarian spirit characterized  by the very casual style of dress seen everywhere, the variety of businesses that offer both low end and high end merchandise or services and the friendly attitudes of most people around town. The photo gallery of this edition and the prior edition illustrates what has made La Qunita Ave one of Playa’s main attractions.

One of several starbuck’s in Playa, looks like if you drink to much coffee the police will give you a ticket for being under the influence of caffeine.

If it has doors and windows you cannot negotiate prices

Be careful of what you put in these pipes

CD’s and miscellaneous items for sale

leather, bags, mask and miscellaneous items for sale, has no doors so the prices are negotiable

specializes in mexican cusine, has no doors, walls or windows

This plaza currently marks the north end of La Quinta, It offers restaurants, cafes, music and bars

At the north end of La Quinta across from Plaza Luna

Right in front of Plaza Luna. Makes fresh juices for your health

A pavilion hotel lobby with bar and front desk around 34th street and la quinta

Offers speciality merchandise, cuban cigars, a restaurant with cuban food and music

100 percent natural fruit juices freshly squeezed

japanese cuisine and sushi

hats, bags, souvenir’s and local color

The south end of La Qunita during semana santa week (easter)

This is the steepest hill to climb on La Qunita