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21. Carousel Bar and Lounge
The revolving, carousel-themed bar inside Hotel Monteleone, turning since 1949, with craft cocktails and live music seven nights a week.
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22. Commodore Ballroom
Opened in 1929, the Art Deco Commodore Ballroom on Granville Street holds about 990 people and is known for its sprung dance floor and decades of famous concerts.
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23. Dieu du Ciel!
Craft brewpub on avenue Laurier Ouest, open since 1998, where the brewers behind Péché Mortel and Rosée d'Hibiscus pour their beers on tap.
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24. Frankie’s Tiki Room
Round-the-clock tiki bar on West Charleston with an interior by Bamboo Ben and carvings and art by well-known tiki artists, serving tropical cocktails 24 hours a day.
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25. Handshake Speakeasy
A 1920s-style speakeasy behind a secret door on Calle Amberes, ranked number one by The World's 50 Best Bars, with complex cocktails developed in its own laboratory.
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26. Kingston Mines
Kingston Mines is a Lincoln Park blues club open since 1968, with bands on two stages and music until 4am on Friday and Saturday nights.
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27. Mandala Beach
A Punta Cancún beach club with pools, a jacuzzi and live DJs by day, and a Wednesday night pool party with house music and contests.
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28. The Crocodile
First opened in 1991, The Crocodile is Belltown's independent live music venue, now on First Avenue with a 750-capacity showroom, smaller rooms and hotel rooms upstairs.
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29. Trick Dog
Trick Dog is an award-winning Mission cocktail bar on 20th Street, known for themed menus that change regularly and food served until late.
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30. Troubadour
Doug Weston's Troubadour has hosted live music on Santa Monica Boulevard since 1957, and it was where Elton John played his first American show in 1970.
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31. Broken Shaker
Broken Shaker is the backyard cocktail bar at Freehand Miami, set on a brick-lined patio and named Best American Hotel Bar at Tales of the Cocktail.
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32. Buddy Guy’s Legends
Buddy Guy's Legends, opened in 1989 by the blues guitarist himself, is a South Wabash blues club with Cajun and soul food and his own shows every January.
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33. Casa del Popolo
Saint-Laurent Boulevard bar, bistro and music venue opened in 2000 by Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Mauro Pezzente, a long-standing home of independent music.
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34. Cheers Beacon Hill
The Beacon Street pub, opened in 1969 as the Bull & Finch, whose exterior appeared in the opening sequence of the TV comedy Cheers.
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35. Horseshoe Tavern
A Queen Street West live music tavern open since 1947, with a front bar open daily and a 400-capacity back room that has hosted the Rolling Stones and The Police.
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36. HROOF
Grupo Anderson's rooftop nightclub above Harry's on the lagoon side of the Hotel Zone, open on Friday and Saturday nights with live DJs.
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37. McSorley’s Old Ale House
Dating from 1854, this sawdust-floored East Village tavern serves its own house ale and is one of New York's oldest continuously run bars.
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38. Off The Record
The cocktail bar of The Hay-Adams, across from the White House, known for its political cartoons and its tagline, the place to be seen but not heard.
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39. Salón Tenampa
The historic mariachi cantina on Plaza Garibaldi, at the centre of the square's celebrations since 1925 and immortalised in José Alfredo Jiménez's song Mi Tenampa.
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40. The Alibi Room
In a century-old building on Alexander Street, The Alibi Room pours craft beer from more than 50 rotating taps alongside ethically sourced comfort food.
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