Clubs
The Fizz
Opens after the bars close, and features indoor smoking room and a lower level dance floor that can be viewed on gold-framed monitors from the upper level bar.
Cargo
Dance music, affordable drinks, located near the train station in the center of town. student friendly.
Oxymore
R'n'b/dance music with cheap drinks.
Salsa clubs
Apollo Jazz Café
129, avenue de palavas -
Studio Latino
1, avenue de la mer - lattes - 04 67 99 07 81 only the 1st and 3rd saturdays of the month
Le Kilimanjaro
60, avenue du pont juvenal - 04 67 13 24 16
Oxymore
12, rue boussairolles - 04 67 58 64 39
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Cotton Club
129, avenue de palavas
Rock System
26, rue charles de gaulles, fabregues only the 2nd and 4th saturdays of the month
Havana Night
Route de la mer - 63, chemin mas de gau, lattes - 04 99 52 23 75 only 4th friday of the month
There are a few places to dance salsa, but you need to know when and where:
Mondays
El Cuba Café
Odysseum - 1 place france - 04 67 15 17 17
Thusdays
Fridays
El Cuba Café
Odysseum - 1 place france - 04 67 15 17 17
Saturdays
Sundays
Apollo Jazz Café
129, avenue de palavas
El Cuba Café
Odysseum - 1 place france - 04 67 15 17 17
B4 Freestyle Bar
110, avenue du pont juvã©nal
Bars
Fitzpatricks
An irish pub. guinness, kilkenny and strongbow cider on tap. owned by the same family as o'carolan's up near place sainte anne.
La pleine lune
full moon bar, rue de figuerolles, walk on boulevard gambetta, opposite to st. denis church, turn left, and you will find the bar to your right, sometimes crowded, very bohemain to the point that the walls sweat patchouli oil!
Vert Anglais
Is an english-owned bar and restaurant with a friendly english-speaking staff. located behind the virgin megastore. lunch service, extensive cocktail list, half-price beer happy hour, and students get half-price beer all night on mondays.
Le café de la mer
Place du marchã© aux fleurs justes, close to le capucin, enjoy the terrasse at this bar, one of the gay headquarters of the town
The Greyhound Pub
Place de la comã©die. loosely english themed pub that serves a wide variety of beers and other alcoholic drinks. friendly service. the owner was in the tour de france!
Le Bookshop
Great for language learners, this english language bookshop and cafã© has weekly language exchanges, a book club, childrens story telling, creative writing workshops and a host of other events. located near the halles castellan in the center of town, it is run by marit and dario
Le Corto
Hole in the wall located near the faculte de medicine in the centre. quality beer and a must for anyone who likes the atmosphere of a small bar. be sure to check out the basement - one table has been jammed into a tiny grotto for a literal 'hole in the wall' experience.
le Kaboum
18, rue du saint sã©pulcre, near place sainte anne, tel: 08 73 67 87 93. tuesday-saturday, 11:30 - 15:00 and 19:00 - 01:00. an original bar with a lot of beers with chocolate or honey... and crazy cocktails. price are very lowlike the bar and it's also possible to eat crepe, fajitas, ....
Macadam pub
With a nice international atmosphere with special "american", "erasmus" nights, ideal for students. It has a pub part on the ground level, and a "club" part in the basement.
Le capucin
Located place du marchã© aux fleurs justes in front of the prefecture, not far from gibert bookshop, this cafã© is anachronic, a rural-cafã© in the heart of the town
Martins Club
(http://www.martinsclub.com), 8 rue de la monnaie. a cosy, exotic lounge bar that proposes a wide range of exotic cocktails, narguiles hookah pipes, teas, and a lot of themed parties. the staff is very friendly.
France is the country for wine and the Languedoc Roussillon region produces more annually than the whole of Australia! There are too many varieties to name here it deserves its own wiki but as a pointer for red try a mid priced pic st loup The white for the local seafood and especially the oysters is picpoul de Pinet, no need for lemon juice! During the summer months many people stick to rose, but a lot of restaurants also serve chilled red wine. For sweet-tooths, the neighbouring towns of Lunel and Frontignan produce good quality muscat and have their own appelations.
The apéritif liquor of the south of France is Pastis, which, while not for everyone, is a definite part of the local culture. Pastis should normally be served onto a single ice cube and then diluted to taste. There are, however several bizarre permutations of this drink that can be concoted using grenadine, mint syrup and orgeat almond and rose flower