Bar entertainment in Canary Islands
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Calle Álvarez Abreu
Santa Cruz is no mecca for night owls; on the island, Los Llanos de Aridane takes that title. But there are plenty of quiet terrace bars where you can nurse a drink or two. Along Avenida Marítima, which is lined with cafés and zumerías (juice bars), you'll find a family-friendly atmosphere. In town head to Calle Álvarez Abreu, the closest thing you'll find to a nightlife scene. The Plaza José Mata, off Avenida Puente, also has a few bars.
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Waikiki
An excellent place to party, where a mix of surfers, party animals, families and friends gather in a hibiscus-fringed beach-side setting to scoff pizza, sip cocktails and even indulge in a Caribbean dance lesson. There is late-night music and the piña coladas are sublime.
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Calle José Antonio
There's plenty of nightlife choice in town, ranging from gritty local bars to intimate chill-out cafés - and just about everything in between. The main moving-and-shaking clubs are located on one short strip of central Calle José Antonio .
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Centro Comercial Atlántico
Finding a drink in Corralejo doesn't pose a problem. Bars take up much of the Centro Comercial Atlántico as well as the custard-yellow shopping centre further down the road, on the corner of Calle Anguila.
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Bodegón Lagunetas
One of several tapas bars on this street, this one also has a restaurant. Hang out in the bar with a caña (beer) and enjoy the fascinating sepia-photo exhibition of late-19th-century Las Palmas.
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Bar Andalucía
Right off the main shopping strut and sporting Andalusian tiles, paintings for sale and straight-from-Seville tapas like stuffed peppers and patatas alioli (fried potatoes with garlic mayonnaise).
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Bar Cacatua
Open all day, this relaxing place serves drinks, salads and sandwiches to a mixed crowd. There's a small bar area indoors, and outside is a large, shady patio with a few scattered tables.
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Olympia
With comfortable wicker furniture, a central bar and picture windows overlooking the seafront, this place is perfect for post-dinner cocktails; the music is pretty chilled out, as well.
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Camelot
This bar has a medieval theme and a bank of music-video screens mixed in with DJs and disco. You can catch live music performances here, too, although the quality can be patchy.
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Cerveceria San Miguel
A good spot for a plate of steamed mussels washed down with a cold beer, of which there are several available on tap, including Guinness, Fosters and John Smith's Bitter.
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Tambara Café
By day nibble on the vegetarian-friendly tapas menu and by night sip cocktails at this friendly bar, where the sound of breaking waves wafts over the breezy terrace.
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Coyote
Right next door to Camelot, this is an enticing little spot with a good list of cocktails, some live music and a boisterous weekend crowd post-midnight.
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Antiguo Café del Puerto
A classy place with rag-washed walls and some tasty tapas. It's a great choice for a drink and a snack without being deafened by euro-cheese music.
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surf Inn
This place is aimed at a younger late-night crowd who like to check out surfing and snowboarding videos in between quaffing cocktails.
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Divino Doblón
A nautical-themed cavernous place attracting throngs of young revellers with its three bars and energetic mix of music.
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Disco Pub Canario
One of the few nightspots in La Restinga, this is a laid-back spot for a drink.
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