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Here are some suggested bars and clubs for all occasions, intertwined with a maxi pub-crawl:
Zouk Repeatedly voted 'Best Nightclub of the Year', this danceclub houses three venues in one, offering four distinct experiences.
eM by the river and Timbre Perfect for lazy days and evenings with friends, eM is an ideal café cum bar for conversation amidst sensual lounge tunes. Timbre is further downstream on the river, and a household name for live music.
Taboo A nightclub hit amongst the gay and lesbian community, offering theme nights and affordable drinks.
St. James Powerstation Just before the bridge to Sentosa, nine different bars and clubs, one cover charge, and probably the hottest Paraguayan band in Singapore.
The Penny Black and Harry's Bar Penny Black is a Victorian pub with expat regulars abusing happy hour privileges, and the perfect start for a River Area pub crawl. Next door is Harry's, known for its live jazz performances. Continue the pub crawl along Boat Quay up the river, or skip the more touristy places and head on straight to Clarke Quay.
Clarke Quay Singapore's nightlife hot spot, Clarke Quay boasts a number of fancy bars, nightclubs and often overpriced restaurants. Dance the night away, then head over to Robertson Quay to end your night with a chill out drink by the river.
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Blu Jaz Café is a highly popular, three-storey restaurant-cum-bar on Bali Lane. It offers alfresco dining on the ground level but bar counters are available on all three levels. Most patrons dine on the ground level... more
6 Fans, Mid Range, Mains from S$7-S$17, in Kampong Glam
Café del Mar is a club and restaurant located along Siloso Beach at Sentosa. The best thing about this place is most probably the ambience. There is a relaxing atmosphere when dining here, and visitors can choose to... more
4 Fans, Top End, Expect to pay S$45-55 per person, in Sentosa
St. James Power Station is an entertainment complex housing nine nightlife venues, each with a distinctive music style and atmosphere. It is located at Harbourfront, beside VivoCity and en route to Sentosa. Built in 1927, ... more
4 Fans, Mid Range, Cover charge: Ladies S$10-$15, Guys S$12-$20, in West
A must stop-over on any visit to Science Centre Singapore, this five storey dome-shaped cinema will immerse even the most cynical in an exceptional movie experience, complete with with crystal-clear digital surround sound ... more
3 Fans, Mid Range, 40 mins IMAX movie Adults S$10, Child (3-12yrs) S$5, Morphis MovieRide Adult S$4, Child (3-12yrs) S$2, in West
Paulaner Brauhaus is a microbrewery and restaurant that serves Bavarian food and freshly brewed beer, located at Millenia Walk opposite Suntec City. Typical Bavarian fare such as pork knuckles, sausages and dumplings can b... more
2 Fans, Mid Range, About S$20 - S$40 per person, in Colonial District
Lido Cineplex is a huge 8-screens cinema located on the 5th and 6th level of Shaw House. Redevelopment work on the Cineplex was completed in 2004 with the refitting of seats. It is also home to the largest cinema screen in... more
The Picturehouse is a cinema which was initially launched in 1990 to serve as a source of alternative films to the mainstream commercial films on the market. It used to be a stand-alone building but has since 2006 been rel... more
2 Fans, Mid Range, Tickets range from S$4-10, in Orchard Road
Wala Wala Cafe and Bar is located towards the end of Lorong Mambong, the expat enclave that is Holland Village. Patroned by both locals and expats, it is one of the popular places in Singapore to catch live music. Local mu... more
2 Fans, Mid Range, About S$12 - S$25 per person, in West
Boulevard Restrobar is an elegant wine & dine parlor that offers a different flavor to the bar and dining scene. A pillar of sophistication seemingly present by its stylish outdoor island bar and a cozy comfortabl... more
Accompanying the flavours of Archipelago Craft Beers is the extensive range of Boulevard’s British Colonial Delights. Whether it is a fine gourmet feast or an astonishing all-rounder, diners will appreciate the... more
1 Fans, Mid Range, $30-$100, in Singapore
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