Entertainment in Lanzarote
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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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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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El Convento
El Convento has arches and columns but little else ecclesiastical. This club gets going around midnight, with DJs spinning a mix of music, including funky house, retro and rocky Latino.
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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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César's
A very popular nightclub that attracts a breezy, hedonistic young crowd that appreciates populist DJs, flashing lights and lots of shooters amid a faux-Roman décor.
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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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Buddy's
A cool, laid-back club that attracts a mixed-age clientele with its nightly live jazz and blues.
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La Calle Disco Pub
La Calle Disco Pub has regular live bands. Get going around midnight.
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