Entertainment in Oman
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Al-Ahli Coffeeshop
The best place for delicious, layered fruit juices of pomegranate, custard apple and mango is Al-Ahli Coffeeshop in the middle of Mutrah Souq. There is a traditional coffeehouse, on the left, just inside the souq, where Omani elders (men) trade news.
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Bawadi al-Aija Coffeeshop and Restaurant
- Sur, Oman
- Entertainment › Café
From the outdoor seating area of Bawadi al-Aija Coffeeshop and Restaurant , it is fun to watch the residents of Sur amble along the brightly lit shops of Sur's liveliest street over a cup of mint tea or a mixed fruit juice.
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Al-Wafi Plaza
You can't miss the Al-Wafi Plaza cinema complex, next to the Friday market, as it is a tall, new building decorated with lights. It screens some films in English (though most are in Hindi) and is a nonsmoking establishment.
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Trader Vic's
When it comes to cocktails (try the Samoan fogcutter), nowhere competes with this fun and lively Polynesian-style venue. With live Latin music and wafts of Mongolian barbequed lamb chops, you'll probably be seduced into staying for dinner.
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John Barry Bar
Named after the raised ship and its booty of silver treasure that made the fortunes of the Hyatt's owner, this bar is a sophisticated setting for some live piano music and a cocktail.
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Star Cinema
The Star Cinema screens both Western and Indian films. It occupies the unmistakable round building with flashing lights near the telephone office in Ruwi.
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Al-Ghazal Bar
More of a pub than a bar, this is a popular expat meeting place, with live music, a quiz night, televised sport and excellent Western-style bar food.
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Rocklands
For Muscat's latest hotspot, try Rocklands, which stays open until 03:00. Oman Today is the best source for information.
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Al-Shatti Plaza (Cinema)
There's a new cinema, Al-Shatti Plaza, in Shatti al-Qurm.
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