Bars and restaurants in Granada
Restaurants and nightlife in Granada
Granada's nightlife attraction on calle La Calzada would be dullsville without music. There is music for dancing, drinking, eating, and singing. There is cabaret, jazz, disco, R&B, techno, pop, country, bluegrass, hip-hop, and salsa. Or sometimes, it's just a singer and her guitar, singing love songs. As Bob Marley is quoted to have said: "One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain." The spirit of Marley lives on in the nightlife of Granada.
Restaurante-Hospedaje La Casa Blanca
This family-oriented Nicaraguan owned restaurant, located on calle La Calzada at a five minute walk from Parque Central and Lake Nicaragua offers you the most scrumptious, appetizing finger licking and mouthwatering local and international cuisine.
Bar-Restaurante El Centralito
One of the most popular spots in town for live DJ music, eating drinkin and making new friends in a safe and enjoyable atmospher.
Granada's Night-life
Cafe Nuit on Calle La Libertad is one of Granada's liveliest nightspots and a great opportunity to shake off any reservations and swing your hips to live salsa and merengue.
El Club on Calle La Libertad and Avenida Barricada Granada is young, trendy, and cool. A well-appointed disco bar up front leads to a designer style courtyard of pebbled walkways, backlit palm trees, and purposely worn furniture.
Zoom Bar on La Calzada, 3 blocks from Parque Colon claims to be Granada's only real pub and is a good place to go for huge burgers and sports.
For more down-at-the-heel discos, you need to go to the Complejo Turistico Cocibolca, near the waterfront. Here there is a strip of bars and nightclubs, the best of which are Pantera and Cesars. Be warned however, this part of town at night is for the young, adventurous, and even foolish. If you do fancy seeing this part of town, make sure you get a taxi back as the walk into the city is through a notoriously crime-ridden spot.
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Swiming Pool Visit |
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