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Alizé Club
You want to master the mbalax ? The informal environment of this live-music club is a good place to practise that seductive hip swing.
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Café Indigo
Somewhere between a restaurant, a café and a bar, this is a relaxed place to start your night out.
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Casino du Cap Vert
Utterly popular, this stylish place is on the route to the airport, and a good place to spot famous singers and footballers.
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Hôtel de l'Indépendance
This is the most notable of the hotel bars, with its rooftop bar by the pool. It is worth coming to have a drink here if only for the fantastic views at sunset - although the height of the parapet means you have to sit on the table to enjoy them.
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Iguane Café
The mock-military décor may be aggressive to the eye, but the atmosphere is decidedly relaxed.
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Kadjinol Station
This lounge bar and global-food restaurant off Rue Sarraut also has the most interesting film selection in town, with a strong focus on world cinema, as well as Hollywood classics and recent hits. Film viewings are free with purchase of drinks and/or food.
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King's Club
This inner-city club is hugely popular for its heavy dance beats and good vibes.
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Koulgraoul
This relaxed club night held once a month in the garden of the Océanium (behind the Palais Présidentiel) attracts a mixed, laid-back crowd. Relief - a less dressed-up affair than most of Dakar's clubs.
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Le Mex
This colourful Mexican restaurant transforms into a lively bar at night. It's popular with the French military and their obligatory female following.
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Le Seven
The glittering queen of Dakar's bars. So plugged-in, you risk electrocution.
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Pen'Art
Around the corner from Just 4 U, this is a cosy jazz club with good bands in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Playclub
The club of the Hôtel Al Afifa is a classy affair for the over 30s, so the music is smooth and comes spiced with salsa beats.
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Senat
Favourite hang-out and hunting ground of the Dakarois jet set and the French 'upper class'.
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Snooker Palace
This polished snooker hall starts early and gets hotter by the hour. Giant plasma screens ooze class and are perfect for watching football matches.
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Sunset
Similarly popular with the Dakarois, this club is on the northeastern corner of the intersection of Av Blaise Diagne and Blvd de la Gueule-Tapée, about 3km northwest of Marché Sandaga.
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