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1. Al Merlo Parlante
This backstreet birroteca ("beer bar") has been dispensing distinguished brews for the last 40 years, and is a favorite haunt of students and beer aficionados of all ages. Local Sardinian craft beers and lagers and ales from around the world feature on its extensive and changing menu, many of them hand-pulled. The list of panini is almost equally long, and nachos are also served.
Via Portoscalas 69, Cagliari, Sardinia, 09124, Italy351-6638849-mobile -
2. Caffè de Candia
Relax in the atmospheric interior or casual terrace of this café on the edge of Terrazza Umberto I. It's a great place to enjoy a cappuccino, snack lunch, or glass of vermentino after exploring the Castello quarter. The bar is open daily from 7 am until 9 pm during the week (later in summer) and until 2 am on weekends; DJs occasionally take over in the evenings. It's closed on Monday in winter.
Via Mario de Candia 3, Cagliari, Sardinia, 09124, Italy070-6407572 -
3. Caffè Libarium Nostrum
A dim bohemian haunt full of wooden beams and brick-lined nooks and crannies, Libarium Nostrum is one of Cagliari's coolest café-bars. It's an occasional venue for live music and DJs, but the real draw is the outdoor terrace high atop medieval ramparts, the perfect spot for enjoying cocktails and sunset views. Food is available, from panini and other snacks to meat and fish dishes, and it stays open late.
Via Santa Croce 33/35, Cagliari, Sardinia, 09124, Italy346-5220212 -
4. Poco Loco
For live music, bowling, or just a slice of pizza, this long-standing establishment has been a fixture for generations of Alghero's youth. The music is mainly jazz, blues, and rock, while a range of beers and cocktails are served as well as pizza cooked in a wood oven and dispensed by the meter.
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5. The Cave
Contemporary art, dance music, and a kitchen open until late attract university students to the Cave, which is inside a large grotto that once served as a stable and gunpowder depot. The exposed stone walls, ancient cisterns, and arty lighting provide an eerie, atmospheric setting. By day it's open as a coffee bar and for snacks, in the evening you can have full meals and join the clubbing scene, with DJs and occasional live music until the wee hours. Note that it's closed Sunday daytime and all Monday.
Via Università 33, Cagliari, Sardinia, 09124, Italy070-2047499 -
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