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Big Bamboo
Popular sports bar on two floors serving up decent western food and offering pool and darts. There's another branch in Hongqiao called Baby Bamboo (6465 9099; No 26, Lane 3338 Hong Mei Entertainment Street).
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Blarney Stone
More intimate than O'Malley's and more authentically Irish, the low ceilings, stone floor and wood panelling give the Blarney Stone a genuine pub feel. It's a friendly place that attracts a slightly older expat crowd, who enjoy the fish and chips (around Y85 ) and pints of Guinness and Kilkenny. There's also a small roof terrace, live Irish music every night except Tuesday and lots of sport on the telly.
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British Bulldog
With its Filipina barmaids and by-the-book English pub styling, this place is not so much British as firmly located in expat land. Nevertheless, it pulls in sports fans when there's a big game on, thanks to the big screen, while the upstairs pool table has a loyal following. The pub food is so-so, but there's McEwan's Ale, Kilkenny and cider on tap. Happy hour is to Monday to Friday and to on the weekend.
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Long Bar
Taking its name from the bar at the old British Club, this place is rather less sophisticated but still popular with the after-work crowd, who are drawn in by the easy-going atmosphere, sports TV and occasional model contests, in which young women parade around the bar in bikinis. Happy hour is from - on weekdays and - on weekends.
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O'Malley's
With an all-you-can-eat barbecue on Tuesdays (around Y60 ), an all-you-can-eat European-style brunch on Sundays (around Y85 ), a Thursday night quiz, good (though expensive) pub food and non-stop sport on the many TVs, O'Malley's spares no effort to pack in the punters. The family crowd like the lawn area and kids playground. Happy hour is from to , when pints of Guinness and Kilkenny are Y44 .
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