Nightclubs and bars in Singapore

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Best sake selection! Feel like at home, friendly servers. Always ask if there are any special snacks that not listed on menu - exceptionly good snack e.g. Japanese Pork.

Dress Code: Casual - just don't show naked.

Known as CENTRO before ONYX take over. This place is a not bad atmosphere & had a great sea view,right to the end corner inside the club. Spinning R&B on Thursday and Trance on Fri & Sat. Popular with the late crowd.Ladies night on Thurs(Free entrance). As for Men, $15 cover charge for 2 drinks.

Dress Code: Casual

If you decide to have a late party and can't find a place that close at 6am?. You might wanna check this place out. The club feature R&B on Thursday night & house music mostly daily. This club present the Singapore's ONLY Gay after -hours venue and bar!. You will find the crowd coming in at 3am and sometimes full house on Saturday. DJ Illusion spins Tribal and progressive house. you can dance in style while nobody cares...

Dress Code: Casual, ragged, and simple

Big varieties of Japenese SAKE to choose from. Very quiet and friendly staff. They are like your family or old friends. They paly very good music too. Excellent snacks and I always remember to ask if they have any special that is not on the menu. There was this Japanse style pork was so delicious!!!!

Dress Code: Casual. You wear anything you want as soon as you have cloths on.

Cat's Cradle play at Indochine's The Santuary daily sometime from 9pm onwards up 'til midnight. They do some great covers of popular soft rock and adult alternative songs, and the lead singer sometimes sound uncannily like Jon Bon Jovi.

The night-time crowd here varies, being made up of foriegners/tourists and locals (mostly fans of the band). Sometimes they are loud, cheering and whistling at the band, and sometimes totally unresponsive, no one even claps.

This alfresco area is a nice place to relax after a hard day of bargain hunting. Unfortunately, the drinks are rather pricey, with coffee or tea going at about $5, a bottle of Evian at $10 and mocktails or cocktails at about $15 upwards.

The Sanctuary is located next to PhoChine and is part of the Indochine group of 5 outlets in the same location.

If eurodance/techno is your cup of tea, this could be your best bet in Singapore. Rest of the clubs that dish out the same fare are dismally small (they can be found along Md Sultan Road) and packed with teenagers to the brim.

Located along the belt of the Orchard Road district, it is easily accessible with a train station (Somerset) next to it with various Night bus services (avail on weekends and eve of PH only) that bring you throughout the island at its doorstep.

For the list of covers and closing times, refer to the website below. Generally it closes latest on Saturdays (4am) with crowd capacity to the max on that day.

Bar top dancing is a common sight and crowd has a good mix of young adults (20+) to the working exec types. A few handfuls of teenagers help to balance out the mix too.

Do give it a try! As of writing, this new premises is only 2 months old (it was shifted from International Building) and the fun factor has increased exponentially!

Dress Code: Smart Casual

Cool dance/house club, very sweaty and popular.
Very trendy, mostly locals with a very few expats.
Guest DJs regularly.
Recommended if you want to dance ;)

Downstairs semi-outdoor chill area also has a DJ, plays downtempo and jazz. Sometimes has live percussionist or sax player. Totally mellow, with stand fans and plants and nice chairs. The fishtanks are quite...liquid.

Dress Code: Trendy and young, not necessarily dressed up but look like you made the effort.

IMHO, this is the best night spot in town. Forget about the clubbing areas in the quay region with the over-priced pubs and restaurants and the touting waiters. Chill out with the animals in the zoo and go for the night show. You might be one of "lucky" guest who finds a 10m long python under your seat.

Dress Code: Been to a sauna? Yes, the night safari is just like that. The dense canopy of trees in the safari will raise the humidity and temperature levels. Do wear cotten tops / shorts and don't forget the insect repellent.

Are you an owl? Love venturing out at night? Click on b'packer's page, for more night haunts.