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Bar Cheers is a very friendly welcoming bar, next to Hotel Cortijo Blanco in San Pedro in Marbella. They have Salsa lessons twice a week - a great place to learn Salsa.
I recommend a visit!
They also show all live sports.
Have a great air-con system/ open fire depending on the weather!
Plus a cocktail menu that would be impossible to work your way through!
Dress Code: No dress code
Updated Jan 21, 2006
Address: Cortijo Blanco, San Pedro, Marbella
Phone: 0034 606147677
Website: barcheers@fsmail.net
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Casino Nueva Andalucia - Puerto Banús (95 278 0800).
Vast casino. Live show during the summer. Part of the Andalucia Plaza Hotel. Open Monday to Thursday 8pm to 4am and Friday and Saturday 8pm-5am. Roulette, blackjack and poker, plus a bar in which to celebrate - or not. Don't forget your passport and dress quasi-formal or you won't get in.
Dress Code: Elegant
Don't forget your passport
Written Aug 23, 2005
Phone: (95 278 0800).
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Olivia Valere
It's worth staying up late for this night club disco which is located on the Istan road near the Marbella Mosque. Housed in a purpose built Moorish/Andaluz style structure with a vast dance floor, several bars and outdoor terrace for al fresco sippin'. Be careful not to choke when you see the bill. Seriously swanky nightclub, always delivers a euphoric punch, great to celebrity spot but only the disco shiny likely to get in. Ctra. Istan Km 0.8.
Café del Mar
Part of the Hotel Puente Romano, this is one of Marbella´s coolest clubs. Dreamy beachside setting. Popular with the Baywatch babe lookalikes.
Dress Code: Elegant, casual, trendy
Oh Marbella
Hotel Don Carlos, Marbella. Always a favourite. Open during the summer months, internationally known DJ's spin the tunes at this, one of Marbella's most popular disco's. If the legs start to weaken about 04.30 they'll change DJ's and 'bring on the late night hard man'. His beat keeps even the faint hearted dancing till dawn.
Scream Disco - (Puerto Banus)
Name says it all - one for lovers of loud music!
La Comedia - (Puerto Banus)
Puerto Banús's most popular club, La Comedia is a great place to drink, dance and have a rocking good time to the latest hits until the early hours
Updated Aug 23, 2005
Sinatra Bar
Small, very popular bar at entrance to the port with pulsating music and groovy crowd.
Salduba Pub
Right next to Sinatra's, attracts the overspill and more laid-back with plenty of tables to sip a drink and people watch.
News Café
Casual late night drinking venue but not much space for hip swinging and swirling skirts.
El Café de Banús
Relaxed, candlelit café where you sit and ogle the flash cars cruise by with an appropriate back drop of luxury yachts and swanky speed boats.
O'Grady's
Bustling Irish bar popular with young locals and tourists, many of whom are (not surprisingly) from Ireland. Resident DJ but not too much room to dance. An outdoor bar is useful for quick service.
El Cubanito
Featuring an unusual thatched roof, this disco pub has an outdoor dance floor and booming Cuban music.
The Mambo Club
The Mambo is one of Banús's larger venues, meaning there's ample opportunity to join in the fun and embarrass yourself dancing salsa.
Dress Code: Casual but elegant
Cartier & Jeans work well
Tridente Bar
Small and minimalist, the Tridente Bar offers inexpensive drinks and good service.
Tipsy Turtle
A 'rock and roll' type of venue with live music night between midnight and 2am.
Devils
Grungy spit and sawdust bar with large screen TV showing sports and pool table.
Old Joy's Pub
Plush velvet decor. Piano, singer and audience participation. Slightly older crowd who favour nostalgic music. SINATRA'S Two bars - one indoors and one outdoors - packed with people watching people. Puerto Banús front line.
Linekers
2nd line New Town Puerto Banus, enjoy the atmosphere of the largest bar in Puerto Banus, the party starts here every night of the week, Hen, stag, birthday party´s catered for. VIP area available. Watch all the sporting action on 24 screens showing all the sporting events from around the world.
Portside
Front line New town Puerto Banus, start your day on the front terrace enjoying the view of the beautiful harbour of Puerto Banus, Portside offers a large selection of fine wines, ice cold beers, cocktails and a unique atmosphere. Light snacks available throughout the year
Updated Aug 23, 2005
Address: 6 km from marbella
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This new bar is a breath of fresh air to me in Puerto Banus. The atmosphere is very relaxing with a moroccan/oriental influence and live belly dancer every night. Not at all seedy and the perfect spot to be in Banus and yet feel away from the crowds. Probably not a place to stay all night, but certainly a place to chill for a couple of hours after dinner.
Updated Jul 30, 2005
Address: Next to Telekebab (near Versace)
We try and find the Irish bar in every town we visit and Marbella was no exception.
We found this one when wandering back from the beach and sat down to have a pint of the black stuff, which was rather good apparently (I can't stand it personally!).
It's dimly lit and intimate, even in the middle of the day when the sun is blazing.
Prices are rather high at €10 for a pint of Guiness and a JD and coke - this is about what we'd expect to pay for a city centre bar, but not for one that was tucked away down a backstreet, but I guess if we were drinking the local brew as opposed to imported beer/spirits then it may have been more reasonably priced.
Dress Code: No dress code
Updated Jun 27, 2005
Address: Carre Ramon Gomez, off Avenide de Fontanilla
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probably the ultimate in coastal charisma
this harbour have many bar & restaurant
u can have lunch, dinner, just a drink
enjoying the fabulous view
and cosmopolitan atmosphere
Ultra-fashionable !
Dress Code: jeans with rolex president,
biquinis with tank francoise, cartier
Updated Feb 9, 2005
Marbella: Saturday July 31st 2004
World famous DJ's: Marques Wyatt, Afro Mystikýs Live PA featuring DJ Fluid with Omega (vocals) spin at this funky event.
For more info please contact sarah@cooljunkie.com
Updated Jul 12, 2004
Website: www.cooljunkie.com
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This was a fun nightclub. There was no cover when we got there at midnight. It didn't really get bumpin till about 3:00am. The drinks were expensive. They played a variety of music from hip-hop to pop to Reggae to Spanish to Techno, though some of the music was kind of outdated. There was a better mix of people here than in the surrounding bars of Puerto Banus, including locals from Marbella and San Pedro. This was the only nightclub we went to, so I don't have anything to compare it to in Spain.
Dress Code: No sneakers
Dress up
Written Apr 4, 2004
Address: Avenida de Ribera, marina area, Puerto Banus
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Puerto Banus is a flashy marina and definitely a nightlife center. There were some cool bars that played good music. In general, the drinks are expensive and the scene smells of money. Everyone was dressed fancy and the women wore fancy jewelry and alot of makeup. It was fun, but I felt like I was back home in the US or I could have been in London, and I didn't feel that it was a genuine Spanish experience. Most of the people were from the UK and they all seemed to know each other well, although everyone was friendly. It was fun enough, but next time, I think I'd skip it and go find tapas bars instead.
Dress Code: No Sneakers
Dress Nice
Written Apr 4, 2004
Address: Puerto Banus
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