La Calavera, literally ‘skull’ in Spanish, is one of the most iconic symbols of Día de los Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration.
Celebrated every year in early November, this tradition pays tribute to the deceased in an atmosphere that is colourful, joyful and deeply spiritual.
Mexicans decorate altars and streets with flowers, candles, offerings and sugar skulls, symbols of the continuity of life. Far from being a sad celebration, Calavera celebrates memory, family and the joy of being together.
It is this festive, warm and lively spirit that inspires the Calavera bar in Saint-Laurent-du-Var: a place where people share, laugh and dance around Mexican tapas, sunny cocktails and lively music.
At Calavera, we celebrate life every evening, just like in Mexico — with passion, conviviality and good humour.
Adapted tourism
- Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
Capacity
- Number of covers : 50
Accepted payment methods
- Credit card payment
- Moneo Resto
Opening periods
All year round daily.
