Thousands of decorations create a graceful, unique, and distinctly feminine atmosphere at the Lotus Bar, and the venue is one of Beijing's more glamourous nightspots.   The inte [ ... ]

For those who don't want to sleep...  

Right, hands up if you don't know Zouk.  

Did I hear that right? Loof, Roof or Woof?  

Despite having the largest dance floor in Lon Kwai Fong, Cliq strives to be much more than just a club, with planned stand up comedy shows, magicians and street performances. But per [ ... ]

For executives eschewing a stiff-collar corporate atmosphere, Balaclava would be the apt choice to loosen those neckties.   The bar oozes out an Eastern European feel, contr [ ... ]

This expat joint gets you going with tunes from Oasis, older U2, REM stuff and the likes, battling to be heard above the din coming from the crowds that fill this place without fail. [ ... ]

Low vaulted brick ceilings, heavy, hanging smoke, and a steady flow of Aerosmith love ballads give this barely noticeable wine bar the feel of a medieval junior-high dance, which whi [ ... ]

Al Capone's: The garbage collectors truck is throwing an orange strobe-light through the narrow bar as I drink my beer and Eminem screams "DIE, b*tch, DIE!"  

Alcohol's a way of life and good for the economy. It's keeps those certain people off the streets at night. Cocktails must be Prague's unsung secret.  

A short walk from Old Town Square (which shows in the prices), this New Orleans style blues bar is a good place to catch some jazz or blues in an airy, comfortable courtyard.  

The Rock Cafe looks like something out of Tim Burton's Gotham, and the rest of the place keeps up the style with shiny steel chairs and sculptures made out of Absolut bottles.