C.K. Browar in Krakow was a cool tap room that I’ll definately go back to if I get the chance.  Its an underground place with a restruant and bar and microbrewery.  The bar has a authentic underground feel with the brewing tanks in the background and you can order those tall tubes of beer.  They have about 4 different brews including light, dark, and ginger beer. 
 
Prozak, also in Krakow, is one of the neatest clubs I’ve ever been too, and I don’t even like clubs that much.  Its a 2 story underground club with little tunnels going all around the place, a couple differnt bars and dance floors, really good djs, and it seems to be a fun mix between Polish students and foreigners alike. 

The Sub Club in Glasgow is definitely my favorite club in Europe.  There is no dress code whatsoever, and none (well, few) of the plastic people that you find in a lot of clubs.  The place is all about the music, and the soundsystem is incredible – there are even subwoofers built into the floor.  You’ll find a pretty wide range of DJs/bands there, but Sunday night is home to Optimo, the legendary genre-bending sets that will blow your mind.  Optimo not only has a live act come on before the DJs (Franz Ferdinand and many others have played), but also play some of the best music I’ve ever heard, from no wave to krautrock to electro. and it’s only 4/5 quid!

Korsakoff – Amsterdam
 
Great people, the bar staff are the nicest i have met in any club.Not to big and it is out the way of the steriotype “amsterdam night” where you can meet the locals (you know, actual dutch people, they do exist in the dam)
 
Opium – Edinburgh
 
Drinks are cheap! Get a pint of Fosters for £1 or 80/‘s real ale, JD-coke £1ish, any vodi drink or mixer £1. Good atmosphere and great people.Jus off the Grassmarket its a good area to meet new people, everyone is drunk and happy. A dirt trap called Subway next door(literally), not too shabby though.

Carpe Diem Bar, Hvar, Croatia
This was seriously a fabulous bar. The drinks are a bit pricey but we went back every night for the awesome music and atmosphere. Its small, too, so you don’t lose everyone.
 
The big outdoor clubs on the river in Budapest are also a fantastic night out in summer.

Cafe Oz in Paris, Chatlet
 
Not your typical French Bar! Maybe i just liked it because im Australian, but the drinks are well priced, the music is a good mix of all sorts and there is just a really friendly relaxed atmosphere.
 
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Dampkring in Amsterdam
 
This is a well hidden “coffee-shop” in A’dam where Oceans 12 was actually filmed! Its really authentic and has the coolest layout and decor – you’ll find a fairly even mix of travellers and dutch people in this place. Note: No alcohol is served here..

The Best Bar in Europe or anywhere else for that matter….  The Blue Oyster Bar…  I used to hang-out there with Lt. Proctor of the Police dept.

Have alot of material to work with, however I’d like to slide a couple of Kudos Heidelbergs way. Seems like a city that has been dissed in these threads to the point where it really gets my goat.

Schwimmbad Club. Last I checked is still there. Across the river from the castle/Fussegangerzone side, located near the UNI Hospital. 4 floors. Basement=arcade/games. 1st floor=Regular Bar-Kino/Movies (good ones) in the back, and the main Venue, a 300-500 person auditorium/stage with live music of different forms evey evening. 3rd floor-Gratuitous Disco-///4th floor-Chillin and swillin cafe.

The club attracts a wide variety of clientele-personally, I give it a huge thumbs up if only for the fact that it is always crawling with nurses and nursing students.

I likes nurses.

YES I was there last summer and although I am not Aussie, I still had a great time.

Barracuda
Cancun, Mexico
Amazing and easy girls (that is the true, I can not say in another way)

AM/PM, in Berlin open 24/7

WON, in Nurnburg

Dr Pong
Berlin- its a straight-up dive bar with a ping pong table and becks bottles. nothing fancy just booze a guy spinning music a pong table where the only game is around the world ( so everyone can play) and the most eclectic group of people from around the world.

White noise
berlin. its one block down from Dr. Pong. it s basement club that looks like a mix between cave and back, where you get you drink througha teller window.

YES, I WENT THERE AFTER OCTOBERFEST GOT DRUNK FOR THE 3RD TIME THAT DAY AND HAD A BLAST. PLUNTY OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THERE TO TAKE BACK

Eger, Hungary – Valley of Beautiful Women/ Egri Bikaver Festival.

Not really a bar per se…but God, some amazing wine for CHEAP. I stumbled upon the city randomly during the Egri Bikaver (bull’s blood) wine festival, and that night got pulled in around a table with the vintners and chefs of one of the vineyards and was poured endless glasses of free wine haha. Regardless of your experience, GO THERE and you won’t regret it

Snobs, The best prices, the best music. Advise anyone to visit there.

Though for a more European place.. Try ‘Daytona Rock’

Hole in the wall, dubrovnik…………..the quinessential picture of a waters edge bar, ultra cool

Au Rocher de Cancale, Paris
Bar/restaurant
Ancient building (former oyster market), young crowd

Very buzzed, but almost handsome lads!

Bar Pinotxo is a great Restaurant serving regional cuisine. At this plain snack bar in Boqueria you will find culinary delights fresh from the market which you only usually tend to find in the better Catalan restaurants in the city. An institution!.

The Deep Club in Makarska – Croatia was pretty amazing.. It’s a cave integrated into a club.. There is also see through flooring which enables you to see sea creatures; starfish etc. One of the best things about it is that it’s not in the center of the town along with all the other clubs, as you have to take a path through the rocks and around the peninsula it’s on to get to it, making it kind of secretive! Great discovery non the less!

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Hey Guys. When I went for my 4 week Europe trip, I purchased a book called Party Earth-Europe. It is guide, actually, to different bars, clubs restaurants and others venues around major cities in Europe. The best thing I felt about this guide was that, the reviews are tailored to individual personalities. What happens is, there are 4 characters in the book that have different personalities. For example, When I went to London (almost everybody knows London is outrageously expensive) I followed the recommendations of a character (Emma. She is a girl next door, “I am on a tight budget but I still love to have fun” character in the book. One of her suggestions was The White House bar down by Clapham..Totally cool!) from this guide and believe me, I had loads of fun and still had some money left over. Similarly there are other characters (from a frat boy, “I’ll drink all you damn beer” kinda guy to upscale,“ooooh I wear only shoes made from crocodile skin” characters). So what happened was I was able to splurge where I wanted and also save when I wanted. That made my whole Europe trip super adventurous.

I got the Party Earth book from their website directly (I believe it is www.partyearth.com). I also think you can get the book at Amazon. Anyway, that is my experience of Europe. Totally worth it. Will do it again. Next time covering Florence and Venice with this book!! Cheers!