Doha Nightlife

GOOD PEOPLE - GOOD BAR - GOOD MUSIC - NICE STAFF - GOOD NIGHTTIME
SMALL BUT WARM PLACE

Dress Code: Strict dress code the one and only obligation: NO sportshoes ware allowed:

Jeans and T-shirts are all welcome.
COUPLES free entrance
Tuesdays Ladies night beer and wine unlimited and free for miss

Take the lift down from the lobby in the Sheraton, and you'll get to one of the newer bars in Doha. The Irish Harp has a great athmosphere, live music, actually looks and smells like an Irish pub, and, unlike Irish pubs nowadays, you can also smoke there. The drinks are not cheap, but this has not deterred its customers.

We spent New Years Eve at the Four Seasons cigar lounge... alcohol is usually off-limits in Doha, except in a few posh hotels... and we wanted to toast to the New Year. We had not made reservations for the restaurants, and they were packed but the cigar lounge was cosy and emty, it had a small selection of (good) food and wines/cocktails - which suited us well.

Right before midnight the restaurants had closed and downstairs, in the restaurants' halls, everyone could dance the night away.

Dress Code: Casual smart is more than appropriate for the lounge

Friday 5th December: MN2S @ Qube, Qatar

MN2S Accompanied by X-Press 2, can’t wait to set the floors ablaze once more at their second pumping night in Qube in two months!

Rocky, Diesel and Ashley Beedle have become world famous as the trio that make up X–Press 2. Combining 3 mixers, 6 decks and a myriad of EFX and quality tunage the boys are always sure fire winners with crowds across the globe and MN2S are delighted to be hosting them
in their first ever event at Qube.

X-Press2 first rose to underground prominence through Ibiza classics "Mukzik Express" and "London Xpress". 2001 saw the release of their album Muzikizum which contained two more U.S. dance chart entries: "Smoke Machine" (#31) and "Lazy," which hit #1 in 2002. but it was to be lazy released in 2002 that perfectly summed up the mood of the nation. Charting at number two in the national charts it became the biggest airplay track of the year and won then the prestigious Ivor Novello award.

Join MN2S in Qatar’s capital Doha at their premier nightclub Qube.

When: Friday 5th December
Where: Qube, Qatar
Cost: TBC
Info: mn2s.com
Who: X-Press 2

Dress Code: No Trainers

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The Intercontinental Hotel will frequently have live bands and other outdoor activities at night with the Doha nightscape for a background. Fabulous outdoor pool and health club, and great food at the Poloma (Tex-Mex) restaurant and the Za Moda (Italian). InterContinental Doha has the LONGEST PRIVATE BEACH and is located in the thriving West Bay, near the central business district and diplomatic area. A bit pricey, but service is great and on the 6th floor a full breadfast is included as well as 6-8 happy hour where cheeses, fruits and other goodies will fill you up. The lounge has a live band and is a popular place for Ex-Pats as well as locals.

Dress Code: Business Casual is typical dress.

not many places to go but try the club in the basement of the Ramada; probably the best place in town despite it appearing to be a 'gay club' with all the men dancing together. You can dance with women there but many of them are hookers or simply unattractive.

In my opinion the Mideast is definitely not the place to party. Enjoy! (or try)

Dress Code: semi-casual

“enjoy a blend of mideast culture & hospitality with western vignettes”

Doha is a fine spot for sunshine and peacefully old-fashioned Arabian bonhomie as well as European fare - smoke the sheesha on a terraced restaurant, choose to either skip the brouhaha exhibited in the rest of the Gulf and partake of simple MidEastern Charms - bargaining in the souk (or the malls), wholesome ethnic foods (or gourmet cuisine), glide along in a dhow (or hire a chauffeur) - various hotels and clubs offer variety as well as the familiar for the homesick visitor (visit the Garveys for European charm - no-nonsense approach keeps away troublemakers, Mel's kitchen satiates, Wanda spreads Persian-Portuguese charm - rampant media entertainment for the reclining and pool and court games for the adventurous) Bike club, live music every other Fridays.

Enjoyed at fabulous show at the Asian Games. Miss the enchantment of the whirling Doha sands? Tune into qatarradio.net for a spot of Arabian charm.

This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdv

Dress Code: smartly casual

An excelent night all in all. Started in the Italian restraunt "il rustico", nice house red & pizza. Liked the bread with roasted garlic and balsamic vinegar, nice touch. Might be a good idea to book on busy nights or if you are with a large party. Next was the "Aussie Legends" sports bar, took some time to find a seat but once settled was nice to relax with a couple of (expensive) beers and some good music mixed by a real DJ (The first I've seen or heard in months). As a DJ myself checked out the equipment, was good quality CD DJ stuff (Got the same mixer myself). Could do with updating to latest MP3 mixing but otherwise very good. Will def go back many times.

Dress Code: Smart casuals or you may not get in