This fun neighborhood bar is located near downtown and just steps away from the Eau Claire Market. Its cozy environment includes an outdoor patio, fireplaces, and a 100-year-old Scottish bar imported from the UK. If you want something to drink, that's easily taken care of; you'll find a couple of dozen draft beers and even more bottled ones. There's also hard liquor if you need an added jolt. Typical pub food is available, including a great afternoon tapas menu. Occasionally, the establishment hosts patio barbecues, where the chefs grill all sorts of meats for hungry patrons. You'll also find live bands performing from time to time.

These two venues both serve seafood with a New Orleans flair and offer live jazz during the week. Cannery Row, on the lower level, is a more casual establishment and has an oyster bar. It offers live jazz Friday and Saturdays. McQueens sits above it and is dedicated to more elegant dining. It has live music from Wednesday until Saturday. If you've got a craving for crab, lobster, shrimp, oysters, fresh fish, and even steak, lamb, duck, or veal, you'll find it at these sibling restaurants. The ambience at both is warm and inviting, and you'll often find friends and colleagues gathered for a drink and a delicious meal. If seafood is on your mind, this is the place to get it. A local favorite.

Loud and boisterous, this club lets loose with western spirit, inviting authentic cowboys to mix with those whose only tie to the lifestyle is their clothing. The enormous space boasts a large dance floor, where patrons kick and stomp their way around, following the latest steps. Depending on the night, you'll also find live bands, DJs spinning tunes, and dance lessons offered for those who want to hone their skills. The club is well-attended throughout the year by a diverse crowd, although when Stampede rolls around, it gets absolutely packed with visitors to the annual event. Fun and rambunctious.

Emerald Isle spirit runs strong at this authentically-styled establishment. Everyone knows that Irish pubs are the best places for drinking and socializing, and Fionn's doesn't disappoint. You can find a bevy of terrific brews, including classics like Guinness, Harp and Kilkenny. Firewater selections include a variety of whiskies and cognacs. If you find yourself craving sustenance, there are pub food options and traditional Irish favorites, like corned beef and cabbage. Seafood, steaks and sandwiches also make an appearance. Live bands perform too, especially those specializing in Celtic tunes and music. They usually perform on Wednesdays and Saturdays beginning at 8:30pm.

Yep, it really does look like a garage, except it's hipper and cleaner, thank goodness! The place sports lots of metal accents, along with paraphernalia relating to cars, motorcycles, and mechanics. It also has a ton of pool tables for those who like their game and, perhaps, some friendly wagering. A large bar serves up libations of all sorts, ensuring that no one goes away thirsty. You'll also find an array of TVs tuned in to whatever's most interesting. Young professionals comprise the bulk of the clientele, and the club happily accommodates their private parties and events.