Entertainment in Northern Peninsula
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Monkey Bar
In Tamarindo, all you really have to do is follow the scene wherever it happens to be on that night. On weekends especially, cruising the main drag has the festive feel of a mini Mardi Gras or spring break. But, for a start, the Monkey Bar inside the Tamarindo Vista Villas is usually a good bet, and it has a ladies' night on Fridays.
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Lizard Lounge
The Lizard Lounge attracts a livelier crowd of dancers. It's a nice place to start out the evening with a game of pool, a cocktail and a boca (the Costa Rican equivalent of tapas) on the streetside terrace.
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Discoteca CocoMar
Boogie till the break of dawn at Discoteca CocoMar on the beach, which is the biggest (and sweatiest) dance-fest around.
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Voodoo Lounge
There's often live music on the weekends at Voodoo Lounge, which has a great outdoor bar and stage in the back.
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Zouk Santana
If you’re looking for a stylish venue, head to Zouk Santana where there's an open seating area, dance floor and streetside bar.
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La Vida Loca
Keep the party moving at La Vida Loca, with live music on weekends.
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Sharky’s
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Pacífico
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Le Beach Club
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La Barra
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Bar 1
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Babylon
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Aqua Disco
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Mandarina
For the best (nonalcoholic) smoothies, juices and iced coffee, you can’t beat Mandarina, with two locations in town – the larger and better one is at Plaza Esmeralda near the entrance to town.
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Cine-Mas
Cine-Mas – get it? – is Tamarindo’s first movie theater. The intimate 24-seat cinema screens second-run films. It’s located below Bar 1.
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Zi Lounge
The hot new spot is Zi Lounge, an outdoor lounge where you can relax on big sofas under large white tents while DJs spin an eclectic mix of electronica, salsa and hip-hop.
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