Entertainment in Western Latvia
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Latvia's 1st Rock Café
It goes by a variety of names, including Pablo's Place, but there's no way you'll miss this massive four-storey structure with loads of glassy windows and a pseudo-industrial look. Restaurants, bars, dance floors, billiards and a rooftop beer garden are all housed here. The walls are plastered with old concert posters and the club features live music every night, as well as frequent rave parties.
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Big 7
This giant complex offers a little bit of everything. Divided into multiple sections for dancing, drinking, eating and chilling, it also offers stripteases, pool and slot machines. Head upstairs to King 7 if you want to zone out on couches and pillows or fill your lungs with hookah smoke (fee per hookah).
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Grilbārs Bruno
Exposed brick walls and sturdy wooden tables dominate at this cosy cellar bar inside the Amrita hotel. Enjoy a game of chess, darts or novuss - a Latvian creation that's part shuffleboard, part billiards - with a glass of the nation's favourite beer, Užavas, served on draught.
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Pūt, Vējini
In summer open-air concerts are held at Pūt, Vējini, an outside theatre in Jūrmala Park Upcoming concerts, cinema and theatre productions are listed in Liepāja This Week, a weekly eight-page entertainment magazine; pick up a free copy at the tourist office.
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Landora
Decorated with fishing nets and junk from the sea, Landora is a small but hip joint. The outdoor beer garden is a great place to linger over a quiet late-afternoon cocktail. Live bands rock the place on Saturdays from 23:00.
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Kurzeme
A modern café with glass tables, sparkling furnishings and mirrored windows, Kurzeme doubles as a nightclub where local DJs spin hip-hop and House music. There is karaoke Wednesday through Saturday nights.
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Livonija
Downstairs there's a funky green bar and nightclub. Upstairs you'll find the restaurant with an extensive menu of meat-based entrées served with various sauces.
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