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Casablanca
Another very loud disco bar, but this one has a nice balcony overlooking the square, just in case you need a break from the dance floor.
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Leon de Baviera
Run by an expat German named Stefan, this intimate bar serves Edinger, a German beer, and harder booze. The German touch is furthered by the pork pie hats and lederhosen that hang from the walls, and waitresses dressed up like the Saint Pauli girl. Stefan plays '80s and '90s rock music, with videos projected on a large screen.
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Lincoln Road
Open on weekends, this ultra-flash gay club has fiery lasers, strobe lights and pumping music, plus the occasional strip tease.
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Ritmo Caribe
This small techno place has a bombing base that doesn't allow for much conversation, but it's great if you just want to dance. It's free on weekdays but charges a cover on weekends.
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Tu Candela
A smaller, less formal version of Mister Babilla, this place is decorated with tribal masks, sea shells, old transistor radios and bongo drums. The upstairs section is great for dancing, but the downstairs bar is pretty quiet. The cover includes one drink.
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Via Apia
This lively tapas bar is one of the best places in the center for evening drinks and good music. They also have a big-screen TV projecting either football matches or music videos.
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Via Libre
Only open one night a week, this gay-and-lesbian-friendly discotheque also plays loud thumping music, but is more casual than Lincoln Road.
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