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A Pigna d'Uva
It might look like a makeshift bar in a neighbour’s garage, but this threadbare enoteca is a local darling. Selling the city’s cheapest vino (wine by the plastic cup starts at €0.70, bottles around €2 to €3), it’s a brilliant spot to soak up the neighbourhood vibe, with an eclectic cast of regulars spanning lefty artists to sing-song drunks. It’s also a handy spot to sip a spritz before noshing at Nennella.
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Goodfellas
Only a few years old, this barrel-vaulted watering hole serves up infectious live music (anything from rhythm and blues to rock and jazz) nightly bar Tuesday and Saturday. It’s a hit with music aficionados, who’ll warn you not to miss a show by local bluesman–guitar whiz Gennaro Porcelli and his Highway 61 (www.gennaroporcelli.com).
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L'Arenile di Bagnoli
Best known for its posing, Campari-sipping fashionistas, Naples’ most famous beach club redeems itself with gorgeous views, a magical atmosphere, cultural events and a brilliant Tuesday-night jam session (€10, includes one drink, 10.30pm), which sees the top cats of the Neapolitan music scene trading licks and venting off.
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Associazione Scarlatti
Naples’ premier classical-music association organises an annual program of chamber-music concerts in venues across the city. Local talent mixes it with foreign guests, which have included the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and St Petersburg’s Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra.
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Arenile di Bagnoli
The biggest of Naples’ beachside clubs. Order a pizza, catch a band or hit the beachside dance floor for thumping house under the stars. The club is a short walk south of Bagnoli station on the Cumana rail line.
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Trinity Bar
Trinity Bar looks like any other cafe on the block, but for some mysterious reason it draws the biggest crowds on Piazza del Gesù Nuovo. So grab a beer and join the throng.
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