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American Nightlife: Barhopping in Santa Monica
Have you ever been bar hopping? If you enjoy the city nightlife, then it’s a cinch to say that you probably barhop on a pretty regular basis and are likely somewhat blasé about hitting the night hotspots. Unless you’ve been to Santa Monica, though, you haven’t seen much yet.
Santa Monica, the most internationally-diverse spot in Southern California, combines the best of the best that Los Angeles has to offer. Partygoers can enjoy the taste of English, Irish, European, and American nightlife together in one place, without having to travel all over L.A. Santa Monica has a popular beach, a promenade of shops and restaurants, rock clubs, bars, and the occasional quaint pub.
The best bars in Santa Monica are usually located either on, or by the beach. Daytime pub scenes in Santa Monica are also best experienced at the beach where lots of establishments are built just around the famous pier. As a result, the area is usually heavy with tourists, although you’re still sure to find a bunch of residents hanging around some pubs, keeping the local flavor alive.
A typical
bar Santa Monica
tourists may visit will usually offer Martinis and specialty cocktails served by good-looking and friendly staff. Bars usually feature indoor lounge seating, a smoking patio, and a daily menu of interesting events. There’s always something to do in any bar during any day of the week: take your pick from karaoke, hurrydates, mixer parties, acoustic nights, wine tasting, and many more similar activities. Drinkers are sure to find a suitable hangout from among the many pubs and bars in the area.
If you’re looking for the
best bars in Santa Monica
, all you have to do, really, is follow the crowds. A bar that attracts big crowds is where the real action can usually be found, along with good music and great customer service. Depending on your mood, you can opt for upscale or casual.
Bars in Santa Monica definitely count among the
best Los Angeles bars
. But even party people need a breather every so often: As you step out of Santa Monica’s bars, you’ll find a wide array of post-party restaurants at the Third Street promenade. There’s a small amusement park and a Southern Californian version of New Jersey’s boardwalk that you can explore if you’d like to get away from the madding crowd.
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