Bar entertainment in Southwestern France
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Red Bar
You mightn't think a rugby bar would attract trendsetters, but this temple to Biarritz Olympique (their colours are red and white – hence the name), with reggae and '70s rock in the background, will make you think again.
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Arena Café Bar
Tucked into a tiny cove, this beachfront hang-out combines a style-conscious restaurant (mains €15 to €22) with a fuchsia- and violet-tinged bar with DJs on the turntables.
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L'Autre Petit Bois
Decorated in an arresting 'modern' baroque and art deco style, this very popular wine bar full of curly-whirly sofas verges on the kitsch but pulls it off with style.
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La Maison
You have to see it to believe this trip of a place, decorated room by room like a home furnished in bad 1970s taste, playing (what else?) house music.
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Milk Bar
If you're on the hunt for a surfer or a surfer at heart, then this place, just back from the beach, provides plenty of opportunities to get your sex wax out.
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Le Bar du Coin
This 'corner bar' in the heart of the medieval Bouffay quarter is where most Nantais nights out get started.
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Chai Ramina
In fine weather, rue Poissonnerie is completely blocked by the huge crowds spilling out of Chai Ramina.
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Ventilo Caffé
Dressed up like a boudoir, this fun and funky place continues its domination of the Biarritz bar scene.
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Bar de l'Hôtel de Ville
A mainly gay crowd kicks up its heels at this bar, which has outrageous shows on Sundays.
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Chez Auguste
Student hang-outs ring place de la Victoire, such as perennial favourite Chez Auguste.
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