Bad Bunny is getting praised for a "classy" move at a restaurant after his Super Bowl 60 halftime show.
The Puerto Rican rapper and singer performed on the Levi's Stadium field at Super Bowl 60 last weekend. Bad Bunny performed for about 15 minutes on stage, featuring a special appearance from Lady Gaga. He's been praised for his story-telling and visuals, among other things.
Following Super Bowl 60, Bad Bunny decided to buy out an entire San Francisco, California restaurant. He wanted to celebrate there personally with friends and family members in an exclusive setting.
David Linares and Elizabeth Reviriego received a call from Bad Bunny's team, letting them know that he wanted to buy out their Palo Alto restaurant, Macarena, after Super Bowl 60.
"I was shocked. At the beginning, I didn't believe it," Linares said, per SF Gate. "We didn't know what to think, obviously, but then everything started moving so fast."
Feb 8, 2026; Santa Clara, CA, USA; Bad Bunny performs during the half time show at the game between New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Cary Edmondson-Imagn Images © Cary Edmondson-Imagn Images.
The restaurant kept things private.
"With only 24 hours to get the 180-seat Spanish tapas restaurant ready for the pop star, whose name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, it was a long night. They called diners to apologetically cancel their Sunday reservations, prepared a special "Benito Edition" menu for the party of 60 and covered up the floor-to-ceiling windows," SF Gate added.
"On Sunday, Feb. 8, to prevent any leaks about Bad Bunny's location, Linares and Reviriego asked their entire team to leave their phones outside of the restaurant before telling them who their special guest was that night. With a lot of fans on staff, some started crying at the news."
Bad Bunny praised for 'classy' gesture
Bad Bunny reportedly showed extreme class at the restaurant, personally thanking everyone involved.
"When the night came to a close, Ocasio took the time to shake hands with each member of Macarena's staff," the report added.
The restaurant was thankful.
"He was very appreciative," Reviriego said. "He really wanted us to know that he had the greatest time and that the food was delicious."
Well done, Bad Bunny.
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