Denia Nightlife

Paddys is a typical 'Irish Theme' bar, and i quite like it. it's got no irish staff, or anything vaguely like- all spanish, mainly spanish customers, but you're bound to bump into the odd irish/brit/foreigner while you're here.
They show footy, rugby et al, just dont expect them to turn off the music whilst it's on.
the pints are at the dearer end of the scale, but thats no suprise as all these theme bars are the same. They have also started up their old sunday night live music tradition again, which i hear is usually great - more to come on that soon hopefully!
Where this bar shines, is quite simply, it's atmosphere (craic would be too strong a word). The spanish love irish theme bars, so get down there on a fri/sat or sun especially, to mill about in a packed venue.
They have a great beer garden in the summer, and their pints of guinness are decent enough. And you can pick up all the local rags/mags to see what else is happening in Denia.

If you're looking for Premier League Football, a better option is the Railway Tavern.

Dress Code: Its an irish bar - the only requirement is to have lots of pints!

Guinness and Murphys will welcome you in a wooden and traditionnal Irish sytle pub. Large choice of other spirits or soft drinks serve by efficient friendly staff ;-) You will ever find nice people there especially at the weekends.

It is also one of the rare place in Dénia where live music are played on every sunday nights with bands. A pleasant and lively athmosphere with a large courtyard terrace.

Opening hours:
Sun- Thur. 10AM - 3AM
Fri - Sat. 10AM- 4AM

Go into the town centre in the evenings. During high season the town is buzzing. All along the sea front there are bars and restaurants. there are stalls selling everything from bags, belts, kaftans books etc. The main street (Marques de Campo) is especially good in the evening. Cafe bars are all along the street. There is often street entertainment too.

Dress Code: smart casual