Xialã¼ waterfront
Blue Shell
The longtime foreign owner of Blue Shell has sold this bar to a local lady. It's still open, and John's still the bartender. Western style toilet on second floor.
Xialü Waterfront ä¸å浦; Xià lÇpÇ is the area where most foreigners live and some bars have sprung up around; bear in mind that it is not actually a waterfront in the traditional sense there is no water, nor front.
Cowboy Bar 1
The original home of the Taiwanese Cowboy, expect rowdy Chinese, migrant worker bar staff, and a wild time, especially if Eric hands you a free bottle of Tequila.
L.V.
Very popular Chinese bar for DJs and live music. A mug of beer will cost you 25 yuan, so not too pricey, and there's plenty of people to dance with.
Stephanos
Italian bar in the place of New Age Lounge, great open space. Western style toilet.
My Friend Bar
Small bar with a very Chinese flavour, now has an open front. Staff and patrons known to be friendly to foreigners.
Shuomen old street
Hello K.T.
A friendly bar with a barman/manager who can speak English, juggle bottles and eat fire apparently the 2nd best barman in China, with a certificate to prove it. Upstairs is the Drunkards' Pool, a pool table so wonky you will not even need a drink to see strange things happen on it.
Cowboy Bar 3
Different from 1 & 2 in that No. 3 is a little quieter, as befits Shuomen Street. The bar area is more comfortable and a back area includes a small indoor stream. Serves Chinese food and steak.
My Bar
Dark and quiet but with a large group of friends 10+ you can take over the bar and make it your own should be called Your Bar. The long-haired barman his name is DaTou, big head has an intriguing taste in music. Drink prices are really good since they always offer buy 1 get one 1 free! Always happy hour which actually makes this one of the cheapest places in town. GREAT MUSIC! There is also a movie room on the top floor with thousands of dvd's. Get some of their delicious coffee in the afternoon and watch a good movie by your choice on the 200" screen on the wall.
1682
This bar/club is sometimes very popular for its lounge layout, a little open space for dancing, and music.
419 Bar
Quiet tea house and bar that also plays host to a popular English Corner Thursday nights 7PM, even if foreigners are rare in attending. If you go, you will have insta-friends.
Do not miss out on the locally brewed delight, Double Deer Beer, ¥2-2.5 on the streets. Also, do not forget to look under the cap for a free beer or ¥1 refund. Known as Shuan1 Lu4 in Chinese. It also has a more expensive, premium light counterpart.
Wenzhou four four main areas for nightlife.
jiangbin road (the river)
Jiangbin Road The River æ±æ»¨è·¯; JiÄngbÄ«nlù plays host to some of the biggest clubs, bars and restaurants in town. Technically, the main strip is on Wangjiang Road ææ±è·¯, but taxi drivers regard the whole area as Jiangbin Road.
renmin road
Renmin Road 人æ°è·¯; RénmÃnlù is the main road of Wenzhou and hosts a few massive clubs, though definitely not a place for a quiet or cheap drink.