DK Travel : Naples & the Amalfi Coast : Bars & Nightclubs

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Pit Bull Irish Pub, Procida

Irish pubs have been popular in Italy for decades, and this one has excellent food, beers on tap, and great music, including live performers at times.
RocoCò, Amalfi

Set up in the valley, this disco holds up to 200 party-goers. Good food available too.
Sanakura

This subterranean club is a thriving student hangout – expect a permanent cloud of smoke over the tiny space. Live bands from Italy and around Europe occasionally take to the stage.
Superfly

An excellent, tiny jazz bar, with first-rate drinks and snacks. It’s also a sometimes gallery for Naples’ new crop of photographers and artists.
S’move

Another chic venue, but less pretentious. Although there’s no dance floor, the good selection of music keeps things moving.
Taverna Anema e Core, Capri

The “Soul and Heart” taverna is still redolent of la dolce vita vibes of decades past and is considered Capri’s premier nightclub. It attracts a chic, yet fun-loving crowd.
Underground, Anacapri

This disco-bar is a favourite with locals. Music includes hiphop, funk and house. Live music is also sometimes on offer, with cabaret on Saturday nights.
Velvet Zone

The “Velvet” is the top club in the old quarter for dancing, since it stays open until 6am at weekends. Music varies from techno to 1980s to rock, and even to live music from time to time.
Vibes

This bustling bar features live music late into the night at weekends. It’s also a café and a restaurant, with a tiny, inviting interior and seating outside in the square.
Virgilio Club

This semi-gay venue is quite serenely sophisticated, taking full advantage of the pine-scented setting on summer nights.