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It’s located in a fast-food-hell area, but the club’s soul, hiphop and dance music attract bright young things.

This tiny bar is full of quirky character, with stone and glass tables, animal print chairs, ink drawings on the walls and a clock looking down from the ceiling.

The crowd is young; the place is loud and dark, featuring mirrors and a glass ceiling with a state-of-the-art lighting system over the dance floor.

There’s a cocktail bar atmosphere here, with red lights, Marilyn Monroe-theme images, Mexican touches and splashy contemporary art on the walls. Tuesday night features 1960s to 1980s music; Thursday, come for Latin music.

A bit hidden away, this fun place provides a non-stop party for the whole family, with karaoke and games of outrageous charades.

Done up like a lavish Roman villa, with terraces, fountains and even a swimming pool. Party nights include Latin, African and Roman Toga.

A very happening Irish joint, full of cute 20-somethings living it up. Make it the place for drinks before hitting the discos all night long.

Set in a classically Spanish building that could be in Andalucia – white with a red-tile roof, and a quaint footbridge – Pepe’s offers simple drinks and snacks.

An artsy venue, with cosy furniture and red walls. The service is friendly and bouquets of silk flowers create a romantic setting. The music is good in summer. You can go online for 2–25 minutes.

The only British bar in town is a popular and fun place, sometimes with live music and internationally known acts. Check out big screen Sky TV, a bit of karaoke, darts or pool, and acquire your own Trotters T-shirt.