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chinchorrear

🇵🇷 Spanish slang from Puerto Rico

What does “chinchorrear” mean?

to hop between roadside bars

Example

“El domingo vamos a chinchorrear por Piñones.”
On Sunday we're bar-hopping around Piñones.

Good to know

A "chinchorro" is a roadside bar and food stand.

Who you can say it to

With friends, not your boss

🎉 Going out🌮 Food

The textbook way to say it: ir de bares

Heard in a conversation

A day of chinchorreo

Luis Gaby, ¿jangueamos hoy? Tengo ganas de chinchorrear por Piñones.
Gaby, shall we hang out today? I feel like hitting the roadside food stands in Piñones.
Gaby ¡Brutal! Pero estoy pelá hasta el viernes.
Awesome! But I'm broke until Friday.

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