C/ San Roque, nš 11 Potes (Cantabria) Phone: 942 730 627 - 609 064 912 cafebuenastardes@hotmail

The pub "Buenas tardes" is located in San Roque´s street nš 11 in Potes. The establishment, was opened at the end of October of 2002 by the young bussinesman, Hugo Gerra, son of the well-known industralists of the sector, Fermín and Nuria, of Turieno (Camaleño). The coffee-theater counts on two differentiated spaces affluent, each one of them with an independent bar. The premises of the superior plant denominate "Buenas tardes" and the located one in the inferior plant of the establishment, "Buenas noches". Opened of 3 of afternoon until high hours of the dawn.

In the superior room, in an pleasant atmosphere, it is possible to be enjoyed consumiciones "tapas"; in the evening, with excellent environmental music, and comfortable armchairs to enjoy social gatherings, elaborated coffees can be tasted, between which they emphasize the following specialties: Caribbean coffee: rum, coffee, and milk cream. Irish coffee: coffee, whiskey, and cream. Coffee chocolate: coffee and condensed milk. Capuchino coffee: coffee and ice. The pub can be adapted to private and semiprivate celebrations for unmarried goodbyes of and weddings.

The inferior room of the establishment, denominated "Buenas noches", is adapted perfectly for meetings and particular celebrations, with performance possibilities. In a calm and cosy atmosphere, with the best music of the moment, the room arranges of a scene where Fridays are offered at night varied performances. Elaborated glasses, elaborated cocktails can be taken, with one varied letter of chupitos, where it emphasizes the specialty of the house, that denominates "La Piruleta". The rooms of the pub "Buenas tardes" are perfectly conditionned and count on customized service, with excellent music.

The room has conserved in its walls, rest of one of the chapels of the old convent of San Raimundo, being appraised walls, moldings and, a benditera. The convent of San Raimundo, was founded on Potes in 1603 by the Dominican friars. Lebaniego, Fray Toribio Vélez de las Cuevas, was the one in charge to found the convent. The possession taking was made in January of 1608. During the war of Independence it was residence of the officials of the French army. In century XIX with the Confiscation of Mendizabal, the goods of the convent happened to the national patrimony. Today, it is possible to be contemplated in addition to two facades, claustro, in the outside of the room "Buenas noches".