The only street guide where every stamp is a visit a merchant confirmed in person.
Plan the walk in one bilingual guide: what is on tonight, which places chain together, and a Passport that gives the stroll a purpose — discover doors you would miss, fill the card, earn the badge.
Run a venue on the street? Every stamp is a walk-in someone can verify — and a nudge sent to you from the neighbour next door.
What a street gets from a stamp
Stamp every visit. A merchant confirms each stamp in the venue, so every stamp in a passport is a visit that happened.
Show tonight. Tonight on Calle Ocho puts what is on along the street in front of visitors before they pick a door.
See who sends whom. A confirmed stamp records the visit; the send is Next door and shared routes. Merchants can see which visitors arrived from a neighbour, door to door.
The street is the product.
One mobile-first guide, in English and Spanish, built around the walk down Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street).
Sample · generated illustrationSample screen · Map
Restaurants, bars, cafes, live-music venues and shops, all on one walkable stretch of Calle Ocho.
Try the walk, right here.
Choose a walk of sample venues, ask for a stamp, and watch the merchant confirm it into your Passport. Stamps give the stroll a purpose: doors you would miss, a card that fills, a badge at the end.
Sample Passport · Calle Ocho
Three stamps on this sample street fill the card and earn the badge. Pick your stops on the right.
Step 1 · Choose a walk
Pick at least two venues for a walk.
How a stamp earns its place
Stamps shown are samples
A visitor walks in
A visitor opens the Street Passport, builds a walk and heads to a door on Calle Ocho. Browsing is free and needs no sign-in.
The merchant confirms
In the venue, the merchant confirms the visit. Only then does the stamp land in the passport, so no stamp is a guess.
The street sends visitors on
A stamp proves a visit, not a referral — the send is the link. Every stamp comes with Next door: the nearest participating venues and the walking minutes. Merchants can see which visitors arrived from a neighbour.
Built for the walk
StreetClub is a guide to one walkable stretch, so it works like the street does: close, on foot, in two languages.
Mobile-first. Made for a phone in one hand, on the sidewalk.
Bilingual. English and Spanish, together in one guide.
Itinerary builder. Pick the stops, order the walk, and go.
Every kind of door. Independent restaurants, bars, cafes, live-music venues and shops.
- Restaurants
- Bars
- Cafes
- Music venues
- Shops
Free for visitors. A real offer for merchants.
A stamp gives a merchant the number they have never had: a walk-in, confirmed in the venue. The Founding Merchant Program is how the first venues on Calle Ocho join.
Free for visitors
Visitors use StreetClub at no cost, and no sign-in is needed to browse the street.
FreeNo sign-inFree listing for merchants — $0/month
Every venue on the stretch gets a basic listing: business information, menu link and standard discovery. Claim it free.
Free $0/monthFounding Merchant Program — Club free for 60 days
Selected venues get Club features free for 60 days: offers, Passport participation, shared campaigns and basic analytics. After day 60, Club is $39/month — the price is disclosed up front, and nothing bills automatically. You choose through hosted checkout.
60 days free$39/month after, stated up front
Venues that send each other customers — and can see it happen.
A stamp is a visit a merchant confirmed in person. Next door and shared routes are the send. One bilingual guide shares the whole of Calle Ocho.