If you're ever in Clarke Quay, pop into Attica, one of the hippest clubs to hit Singapore, why not stop by and see why?  

Regulars will attest to the cosy and friendly atmosphere Crazy Elephant provides for listening to live music.  

This unique bar on Circular Road offers up a classy mix of great tunes, stellar cocktails and a high-energy crowd every time the deejay takes to the wheels of steel or the band hits  [ ... ]

Three months of secret redesign bears fruit as Wong Sans refreshes...  

James Joyce was probably the most well-known and sought out Irish bar in Prague.  

The name is derived from a novel of the same title and the red sofas and smooth decor in the bar create a cozy and comfortable ambience.   Located in Sanlitun, the C'est La Vie  [ ... ]

Follow the crescent moon to a realm of amplified cartoon demonettes, who by clever inversion overlook the quiet scene above, while religious paintings show eyes cast upwards to avoid [ ... ]

For those of you who lament the loss of Terminal Bar to fate and Roxy to ecstasy-fueled teenagers, I have good news for you...  

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.  

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. [ ... ]

U Krale Jiriho (King George's) shares the same passageway as the James Joyce but not necessarily the same clientele.  

Akropolis is where you let it all hang loose and escape the poser crowds.