
Orlando is usually known as a family destination because of its theme parks and other high-adventure attractions, but those who have spent enough time in the city know that Orlando is also a great place for an exciting nightlife. After spending an adrenaline-filled day at theme parks, why don’t you explore the great bars, cafes and restaurants that Orlando has in abundance?
You don’t have to go far from the theme parks to get a taste of Orlando’s exciting nightlife. Right inside the gargantuan Universal Orlando is Universal CityWalk, a massive area filled with restaurants, bars, shops and live entertainment. Hard Rock Café is just one of the famous bars that you can find inside CityWalk. Enjoy great music and awesome comedy shows that Hard Rock is known for, and of course, the great booze and food.
Margaritaville is another bar that you must try. Known for its excellent Caribbean cocktails and margarita, Margaritaville provides appetizing food at pocket-friendly prices.
If you happen to be in the Walt Disney Resort area, then head over to Downtown Disney and hang out at Raglan Road, the place to be for an Irish pub experience. Listen to Irish tunes as you enjoy several pints of beer. Raglan Road also serves spectacular food along for hungry drinkers.
Of course, a night at the House of Blues is a must if you are staying in Orlando. It is one of the most famous places in Downtown Disney, and lots of celebrities have made appearances in there. Remember that the place is always packed especially during peak seasons, so make sure to reserve for tables and ticket early.
What’s a trip to Orlando without dropping by Planet Hollywood? The slightly older crowd will feel right at home here because of the cool memorabilia on the interiors. Food and drinks are great here as well.
Craving for a fiery Latino entertainment? There is no better place for that than Cuba Libre Restaurant and Orlando Rum Bar. Feast on sumptuous Cuban American dishes and enjoy great tequila, margarita and rum. Cuba Libre offers Happy Hour rates on weekdays and Sundays, from 5:00 to 6:30 pm.
A great alternative for Cuban entertainment is Bongo’s Cuban Café, considered as one of the hottest nightspots in Downtown Disney. Shake your hips to Salsa, Rumba, Cha Cha and Merengue amidst tropical décor and Havana-inspired murals.
Bahama Breeze is the place for those who want a relaxing evening drinking cocktails in a laid-back Caribbean atmosphere. Live entertainment is available every night and food and drinks are excellent and moderately-priced.
For those younger ones (and not so young ones) who want dance and party, then they should check out Tabu Night Club in the heart of Downtown Orlando. The hottest Hip Hop and dance music is banging right here, courtesy of the club’s state-of-the-art sound system and massive video walls.
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