Singapore nightlife is very diverse! I will tell you about some places in which it is worth looking.
Orgo Rooftop Bar. (8 Raffles Avenue)
Located on the roof of Singapore Esplanade theatres, this bar offers more than just breathtaking views of the bay. A cocktail card is unreal, super-unusual cocktails. There are 10 varieties of margaritis and its own version of Singapore Sling from environmentally friendly ingredients. Also here you can eat. For example, a sandwich stands in the area S $ 10-15, a tasting set of four dishes - S $ 45. You can also order a homemade paste and first French cuisine. Prices are a bit high even by the standards of Singapore. Martini and Margarita costs S $ 18 (or S $ 15 for non-alcoholic version) and S $ 20 - sling. A glass of beer or wine - from S $ 12 (or S $ 10 during a happy clock from 18:00 to 20:00 every day). The roof bar as it were without the walls, only glass partitions, so, the luxurious view of the flickering Marina Bay opens in front of the guests. This is the perfect place for drink before visiting the theater. And from here you can become a viewer of free concerts, which are held downstairs in the open air.
Schedule: Daily 18: 00-02: 00
Moonstone Bar. (109 Mount Faber RD, 3 Floor, The Jewel Box)
Bar on the top of Mount Faber, the second hill in Singapore, in the complex with glass walls called Jewel Box. Inside this structure you will find three restaurants, well, and Moonstone is a cute bar serving Japanese snacks and from where a stunning view of the island of Satozeza offers. Unlike more stringent restaurants in the complex, in this bar you will feel the desired guest, even if you came in shorts and slippers. This open-air bar is located next to the cable car station, so customers in the bar come here to enjoy landscapes, well, and drink-to eat at the same time. Prices in the bar are quite affordable by Singapore standards. Japanese beer is from S $ 12 per bottle, and a bottle of homemade wine from S $ 15 per glass. And in the bar there is one of the most extensive elections of Sake - more than 100 varieties from S $ 18 per a glass or $ 30 for a small bottle.
Schedule: 16: 30-23: 30 from Monday to Thursday, 16: 30-01: 30 Friday and Saturday
Bars on Emerald Hill
If you are looking for a place to water the neck in the Orchard Road area, then go around the hotel bars and go to the historic Emerald Hill to enjoy the drink among palm trees and luxurious architecture. When you come down with Orchard Road on the Emerald Hill, the first bars you will see - Peranakan Place. (180 Orchard Road).
Historic buildings and space between them were converted to bars for any case: OUTDOORS CAFE & BAR - for beer and snacks, Alley Bar. - To polish and meet, Acid Bar - to listen to live music. The architecture is stunning, and the prices are excellent - S $ 6 for cocktails (in a happy watch from 17:00 to 21:00 every night).
Just a few steps up the slope - and you will see "QUE PASA" (7 Emerald Hill Road), a rustic wine bar located in a centrally store.
There is a good choice of European and South American (the glass stands in the area S $ 12). Decorated with blank bottles and barrels. Most customers come here to sit quietly with friends and chat, so, the music here is usually not loud. Since the themed, Spanish bar, serves tapas and other southern meat delicacies. Other good bars in this area - Ice Cold Beer Bar (9 Emerald Hill Road) and 5 Emerald Hill Cocktail Bar (5 Emerald Hill Road).
Bars Little India
Because of countless reasons, cheap food, the central location - in small India, perhaps most of all hostels and the Gasthus. Since it is not for anyone no secret that tourists love to drink, bars for hostels (or nearby) - quite a normal phenomenon. Here are some bars here:
THE PRINCE OF WALES (101 Dunlop Street): The original bar with a billiard table, free Wi-Fi, TVs with large screens and - most importantly - cheap beer. Located at a hostel, so here you will always find with whom to drink.
There is even free beer for arriving guests. Live music here is almost every night, well, most of all the people in the weekend (maybe because of the cider for S $ 6).
Countryside Cafe. (71 Dunlop Street): This is a modest cheap restaurant during the day and discreet bar at night.
Western menu (Nachos, spaghetti, beans on toast) are popular among tourists who are not solved to buy food in the shops in the Tekk market. The dishes of Indian cuisine also serve here, but not so sharp. This is one of the cheapest places: cocktails are here $ 7, and the Juban Beer is from S $ 18. This is a good collection of board games.
Jibber Jabbers. (37 Campbell Lane): Favorite bar of tourists. Is located next to the popular Gasthus Inn CrWD. Such a hippiemer. It is located in a renovated house-shop, the walls cover pictures of psychedelic themes, sit guests behind low tables on with pillows. The staff is so cheerful as customers. At night there are shares on drinks, like S $ 5 for tequila on Tuesdays and S $ 12 per liter of beer on Thursdays.
Zsofi Tapas Bar. (68 Dunlop Street): There is one thing that tourists love even more than cheaper alcohol is free food. In this bar, there is an action "One drink = one free tapas".
Therefore, the people are licking here with the shaft. The bar has several types of European spill beer (with prices from S $ 9), as well as standard cocktails, wine and delicious Sangria. The place is very relaxed, with large tables and painted graffiti walls. The best place in the entire roof bar is so beautiful during the sunset (well, after too).
Irish pubs in the city also a lot. You can highlight "Molly Malone's" (56 Circular Road): One of the dozen bars near the Singapore River, the real Irish pub may be the best.
With a large selection of imported Irish beer and whiskey, friendly crowd, and music (often Irish folk songs). Plus excellent rich menu - Irish stew, shepherd pie, Fish and chips. Pint beer costs S $ 12.50 to 20:00 every day. And do not miss the annual party on the occasion of St. Patrick's Day.