Osaka Nightlife

 9 Reviews  I've never been out in Osaka as I prefer to go home and sleep... and if you go out in Osaka you have to spend the night there... no night trains to Kyoto. But everyone says there are plenty of great... 

 1 Review

 mikegr Says:  Without doubt my favourite bar in Osaka. Unbelieveably friendly staff (Norri, Shingo, Mie and Masa are legends!) live music at least 2 nights a week and great... 

 Circle88 Says:  This little pub hidden away in Osaka`s Northern centre Umeda is a great escape. Lots of quality beer from around the globe(although recently the number has... 

 Circle88 Says:  Hubs have started popping up like mushrooms around Osaka. Anybody remember the old Pig and Wistle. Well that is no more but Hub has taken over the spot. There... 

 Circle88 Says:  If you want to get away from the norm but still have a great time this is the place to go. They offer a nice selection of local beer from microbreweries and... 

 Gili_S Says:  This area named Kitashinchi is one of the most popular areas for nightlife in Osaka. It has many restaurants, bars and cubs. It was anyway just between the... 

 Gili_S Says:  This was a small pub not far from our hotel where you sit around a big bar tables and blended with the locals. It was full with local people drinking beers,... 

 Atre Says:  Shinsaibashi is THE place to be seen, if you know what I mean. Its a great spot for checking out all the cool kids and their hairstyles and fashion, hah. Lots... 

 bretosaka Says:  As I promised before, I went on that guided bar tour in Osaka. It was awesome! I had been on a bar tour in Rome before, but I got more free stuff on this one -... 

 tenshiemi Says:  Cinquecento is a cozy martini bar where all the drinks and food are 500 yen. It's my friend's favorite bar in Osaka and he really gets around =) I've been there... 

 Cal79 Says:  This is the place to go to see where locals party. There are live houses (live music venues) such as "King Cobra" and various eating and drinking... 

 calblue Says:  Hello everybody,Just signed up on this service. I`ve been living in Tokyo for a couple of years and love it ,though it can be too hectic at times with all the... 

 bretosaka Says:  I've heard there's going to be a Guided Bar Tour of Osaka starting April 21st - I just moved to Osaka and I'm really excited about it. For about 30 US dollars... 

 yukisanto Says:  Saza*e (pronouced as sa za a) is one of the clubs in Osaka that is near the JR Osaka station. It has different theme nights - so the night we went was... 

 elPierro Says:  This bar has a mix of Japanese and Foreign visitors, making a good place if you want to meet some co-travellers or foreign workers in Osaka. The bar fills-up... 

 travie Says:  A night at P.U.R.E can be said to be a 'wasted' evening in two ways: One, pay the 3500 yen (2000-2500 for ladies) cover charge and you can drink all the alcohol... 

 mikegr Says:  Bar Blow is my favourite bar in the Namba area. Its a fairly small place with a relaxed atmosphere which so far seems to be undiscovered by tourists and foreign... 

 Hewer Says:  Dutch Bar is the `Cheers Bar` of Osaka.It`s more or less the same crowd every night, and if you go there as a newcomer, you`ll be given a warm welcome. Ask for... 

 kat_on_moray Says:  FANDANGOThis is a great live music venue located just north of Osaka city not far from Hankyu Juso station. If you want to experience a Japan not normally seen... 

 Rob&Giz Says:  A western style bar, where you also can have some bar food, watch sport on a big screen. In the weekend there is life music. 

 millablake Says:  Although it is rude to eat on the street, it is legal to drink on the street. You can buy alcohol from some vending machines before 11pm. 

 hotmoth Says:  There are a few Sam & Daves in Osaka, the ones I have been to are in Umeda & Nanba. Popular with Japanese & foreigners the club plays good tunes & have had a...