Cocktail Lounge entertainment in Africa
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Ratz Bar
This dark, cubby-like bar has rats daubed on the walls rather than running across the floors. Try one of its tasty and well-priced cocktails (R25).
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Capella
From the same stable as the equally lavish Cruz and Opium comes this Afro-chic venue with ostrich-egg chandeliers, zebra-hide upholstery and an intricately carved Indian doorway. Avoid the so-so food and head to the bar for the excellent cocktails.
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Latitude 20
Despite being a hotel bar this is probably still Port Louis' best spot for a cocktail. The nautical theme may not scream good taste, but the drinks are very well made and there's usually a pianist doing his thing in the corner.
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Revolving Restaurant Lounge
Cheesy, yes, but there's a lot to be said for comfortable seats and knock-out views from the tallest structure for miles around. There's a pianist and you'll need to frock up. (The adjacent restaurant doesn't merit the money.)
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Billy the Bum’s
Attracting a crowd of Durban’s upwardly mobile (even the sign above the bar says ‘elegantly wasted’), this suburban cocktail bar is reliably raucous.
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Zara
Ease into low gear by sinking a cocktail at this genteel lounge bar. It stays open until midnight, and is a good place to warm up before hitting the clubs.
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Hard Rock Café
Ease into your evening with a cocktail at the nearby Hard Rock Café with its standard red Cadillac, elegant terrace and fancy cocktails.
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Lizard's Rock
A recommended cocktail bar and seafood restaurant southeast of the centre.
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