Bars
Casablanca
Look for flashing red and blue lights. This is an interesting, slightly bizarre bar with seating outside on the city stairs, techno music, and may have erotic dancing.
D'vino Wine Bar
D'Vino Wine Bar has a selection of over 100 fine domestic and imported wine available by the glass, bottle, and in tasting servings. Largest selection of wines by the glass in Dubrovnik with a very intimate, romantic atmosphere, which is a change of pace from other bars in the city.
Nonenina
Chill music fills this lounge bar at night, making it a great place to unwind after a full day of sightseeing.
Walk towards the sea from Stradun near the Ploce gate, and you'll hit a tiny square with outdoor seating by 4 or 5 different pubs, with live music playing, and large cocktail pitchers with very low alcohol content.
Cafe Buža
The tables and chairs are set out on the side of the cliff and the beers are served in bottles and plastic cups. You can sunbathe on the rocks or do some cliff-diving but do watch for rocks below. This is lovely in the evening, when the sun is setting and you gaze over at island of Lokrum. Eclectic chilled out music plays unobtrusively in the background. There isnât much in the way of shelter apart from some palm leaves so Buža wonât open in bad weather.
Clubs
Capitano
Various kinds of music from studio 54 to Croatian music. Low prices.
EastWest
Beach club and night club. In the day you can have drinks in the lounge chairs, at night you can party in the nightclub. Amazing view, various kinds of music, popular Djs and beautiful atmosphere.
Latino Club Fuego
Usual 18-25 touristy bunch, and the music is commercial rnb, house, dance, pop and techno.
Lazareti
house and techno music.
Factory
Various kinds of music, many popular singers and DJs.
The most popular hard alcohol in Croatia is home made rakija. This is a very strong distilled drink made from a variety of fruits. Examples include sljivovica, made from plums, loza, made from grapes, and orahovica, made with walnuts. All are quite strong.
There are many excellent local wines from both the Peljesac Peninsula and Konavle and it is often less expensive than soft drinks like Coca Cola. However, be careful when purchasing wine from unlicensed dealers. Though the price is very attractive with some being as low as 10 kn or â¬1.5 per litre it can sometimes be of low quality.
cafes
There are numerous cafes throughout the Old Town and the entire city with prices varying according to the location particularly, those located on the Stradun are by far the most expensive but you are paying for the ambiance and people-watching as well. Most cafes serve a wide variety of drinks all day.