Entertainment in Lagos
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Joe's Garage
With a dishevelled, bar-scene-from-Star Wars vibe (think Aussie backpackers, not aliens), this is the kind of place where you're not sure what might happen next, though shots and dancing on the tables are likely. Staff set fire to the bar to signal closing time and chase out stragglers with chainsaws.
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Taberna de Lagos
Boasting a stylish space and brooding electronic music, this airy and atmospheric bar attracts a somewhat savvier bar-goer (higher cocktail prices also keep some punters away). It’s set in a handsome town house, complete with high ceilings and old stone walls hung with vibrant paintings.
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3 Monkeys
This is a backpacker’s favourite for a good time. This classic bar has friendly staff who dish out plenty of shots and glasses to its jolly clientele. Its gimmick is a funnel-full of whatever you want to scull.
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Duna Beach Club
Chill out with the smart set at this new bar-restaurant, open day and night. It’s located bang on the beach, with a pool and attitude. At night it’s the bar for A-listers.
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Mullen’s
It may have lost some of its former energy, but this long-established adega típica (wine bar) still attracts a crowd. The restaurant turns into a bar later in the evening.
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Amuras Bar
One of half a dozen restaurant-bars overlooking the marina, this one attracts a slightly more staid crowd, who come for fruity cocktails and live music most nights.
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Stevie Ray’s Blues Jazz Bar
This intimate two-level candlelit joint is the best live music bar in town. On weekends it has live blues, jazz and oldies. It attracts a smart-casual older crowd.
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Linda's Bar
Meia Praia has some beachfront gems just seconds from sun, swimming and sand, including Linda's Bar with fab food, good salads, cocktails and tunes.
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Grand Café
This classy place has three bars, lots of gold leaf, kitsch, red velvet and cherubs, over which are draped dressed-up local and foreign hipsters.
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Café Xpreitaqui
The glass tabletops cover spices and coffee beans; this creative cafe serves up healthy juices, smoothies, salads and good coffee.
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Centro Cultural
Lagos’ main venue for classical performances, including popular fado concerts, as well as contemporary art exhibitions.
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Taverna Velha
The snug Old Tavern is an old favourite and continues to haul in a lively crowd with its feel-good cocktail of pop classics.
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Bon Vivante
A multistorey place that attracts a sizable drinking crowd, this has an enticing roof terrace, great for a sunset cocktail.
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Whytts
The full-on booze-bin where guys and gals can compete in a Deadly Sins competition (think speed drinking of hard liquor).
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Fools and Horses
This local boozer provides the English pub experience and all that it entails, and it's been around for over 30 years.
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Lounge
Small and sleek, Lounge plays a good range of, you guessed it, lounge music and more commercial-style house music.
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Eddie’s Bar
A good-natured and buzzing local beer stop, this busy dark-wood bar gathers plenty of surfers and backpackers.
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Açores
This Portuguese-run fun bar has lively atmosphere on two levels, with rock music and decent snack food.
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Bahia Beach Bar
Bahia Beach Bar is an essential hang-out with live music on Sundays and monthly beach parties.
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Irish Rover
This local boozer serves up Guinness and the quintessential karaoke experience.
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