Isla de Lanzarote Nightlife

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Hook is my favorite cocktail bar, it's in the centre of Costa Teguise it's by far the best cocktail bar around. Sit outside in the warm sunshine and relax, or just watch the the pop videos on the big screen outside.
The service is good and friendly and the price's are very reasonable priced.
Try their Gin and Tonic, the best I've ever had or sex on the beach, they're all just wonderful, there are many variety's of drinks at this bar.
A small craft market is held in the square here every Friday night, so it's a good place to sit and people watch.

Dress Code: No dress code, very casual.

Its worth a trip to the Marina to mooch about the cruisers and boats, or take an evening cruise.

An array of lively bars and Restaurants line the marina with lots of variety in food and entertainment.

From Mc Sorleys snug, to Amura's five star 'gastronomic experience'. Italian, Indian or Spanish cuisine, or just the ice cream parlour. Something for everyone.

You could catch the small boat taxi from Puerto del Carmen.

Dress Code: smart casual

There are some really good typical Spanish bars and restaurants in Costa Teguise.

I love Kermans who have 2 restaurants near the Pueblo Marinero, they have a gorgeous and ever changing selection of Tapas - the best ive seen in Lanzarote!

Las Maretas behind the post office (correos) serve mostly main courses Los Bocaditos opposite the correos has lovely tapas (Huevos Rotos or Broken Eggs is my favourite with crispy skinny freid potatotes, jamon serrano, red peppers and poached eggs) ! yum.

There are many typical English bars of course who serve mostly fast food, there are many cheap Chinese restaurants offering a meal for 5 euros and some good Italian restaurants.

Except at Carnival in February and Fiesta time in July/August the atmosphere is pretty relaxed and quite. The all -inclusive hotels, restaurants & bars provide a lot of the entertainment.

There are karoke bars like 'The Bull Dog' or 'The Sunburnt Arms' that boast 'live music' and 'quizz nights.. and its worth mooching about the Pueblo Marinero to hear and see what's going on'.

Some of the bigger hotels host their own entertainment with cabarets, discos and tribute acts.

Dress Code: Smart casual

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a little bar with no frills ie no sparklers in their cocktail and you get what you ask for nothing else. The cheapest bar by far in Costa Teguise and the difference can be quite supstantial about one and a half euros on two shorts. and two euros on a cocktail.

Dress Code: not applicable

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Chispaz is about the cheapest bar in Costa Teguise, they serve generous measures without any frills.
The bar is small and only open in the evenings, and it can get very busy, as the prices make this a very popular bar with the visitors.
They do good cocktails, beers and spirits.

Dress Code: In the Pueblo Marinero, there is no dress code.

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Hooks is situated in the centre of Pablo Marinero and can get very busy as soon as the place opens . there are invriably queues waiting for seating and the waiters are very quick with your order

Dress Code: not applicable

on the second floor of centro Atlantico the space club is new ,fun,alternative and gyratingly loud.2 euro drinks nights monday and thursday with live acts several nights a week.

Dress Code: a little bit trampy,vampy leather and metal although the beach wear brigade like myself were in abundance.

wow... open till 7 or 8 in morning,music was excellent.Really kicks off when hippodrome,ricks and the space club close at 4. All the nightclubs in the atlantic centre close at 4 but along the prom 928 pumps up the volunme. it has the advantage of being where the locals go and many of the people who were serving you in the other clubs will be guests here