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Café Plage
This is a simple café/bar right on the beach and away from the bustle of the harbour area. It does simple food, has minigolf and tennis nearby, and is on the best stretch of sand in the area for children.
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Casino
The imposing green-and-white casino, between Spa Park and the beach, is a classic seaside venue and Hanko's most famous nightspot. It has plenty of class and charm; there's music, dancing and a roulette table, and the cover charge depends on what's on. The restaurant here is good, with pepper steaks, salmon and the like.
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HSF
The 2nd floor of HSF, at East Harbour. HSF, a sailing club, also has a good restaurant with large windows looking out over the marina.
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Jonathan
With a maritime-themed dining room upstairs, and a terrace and bar, this restaurant (named after the seagull) is a good choice. There are small but tasty tapas portions, snails in delicious garlic butter, and great salmon and roast chicken mains. The service is good here.
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Mad Dog
For something cheap, Mad Dog is a grilli and pub with a small terrace. It's a good spot for hamburgers and sandwiches with a beer.
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Neljän Tuulen Tupa
This place on Little Pine Island, 1.5km east of the town centre, is where folks went to imbibe so-called 'hard tea' (alcohol) during the Finnish prohibition (1919-32). At the time, Field Marshal CGE Mannerheim had his summer cottage on the neighbouring island. He found the merry-making disturbing and solved the problem by buying the whole joint in 1926; he fired the chef, imported tea sets from France and ran the place himself until 1931.
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Origo
This is a charming place and one of the best fish restaurants. It's certainly the most elegant on this strip, with a candlelit interior; its back bar is open until .
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Pirate
One of the most popular restaurants here with a dark interior and large terrace. It's a down-to-earth place with gruff service, occasional live music and big portions of steaks, stir fries and seafood.
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