Top Rated Nightlife in Estoril

Hot Club is linked invariably to the history of jazz in Portugal, acting as the jumping-off point for many Portuguese musicians. Whether or not you're a fan of jazz, this club warrants a visit for its relaxed yet engaging ambiance. The club offers a varied and regular program of concerts, featuring some of the biggest jazz groups in the country. Take in the stellar performances while you sip on a fine drink, and tap you feet and sing along with the artists.

Although the name may make you want to stay away, time spent at The Old Pharmacy Wine Inn is always memorable. Housed in a space that previously served as a pharmacy, this wine bar has retained a bit of the character of the original establishment, for example, the glass cabinets still used is where they stored the medicines! Don't worry though today, those very cabinets stock some of the best Portuguese wines to be found in Lisbon, and the selection comprises in excess of 150 varieties. To complement the wines, which you can enjoy by the glass or bottle, there is a small menu featuring quick bites like sausages and cheese.

The Pavilhão Chinês (Chinese Pavilion) is a one-of-a kind bar in Lisbon, where you can expect to have a truly memorable experience. The bar has four rooms peppered with intriguing, uncanny decor that includes pieces of art, war helmets, miniature airplanes, ceramics and other objects from the all over the world, collected by the owner himself. Featuring an extensive collection of beers and spirits, name your choice of drink, and you are certain to find it at this bar. The snooker in one of the rooms is another option to enjoy.

This enchanting, cozy corner of a wine bar is a gem of Barrio Alto. Located on Rua da Barroca, Bairru's Bodega features bare stone walls and a rustic look - don't be put off if they improvise a wine barrel or two as tables - it's all a part of its charm. The place is privy to an impressive bar program that will have you coming back for more. The perfect spot to catch up with old friends over a glass of wine, this bodega is extremely popular for after work as well as post-dinner drinks. Apart from a great range of local wines, they also offer a small selection of wine-based cocktails such as sangria. Bairru's Bodega also has beautiful Portuguese music playing in background most evenings. Open till late, the little wine bar is a must visit.

Located in a small street in Alfama, this place is well known for its accompanying fado singers. The photos of the best fado singers decorate the walls of this restaurant, in addition to a nice collection of traditional tiles. It is a nice place to enjoy dishes, typical to Lisbon. If you're not in the mood to eat, you can simply order a bottle of wine. A reservation is highly recommended.The photos of the best Portuguese singers decorate the walls of this restaurant in addition to a great set of azulejos.

Jamaica is a disco well known in Lisbon nightlife. Located in one of the oldest districts in the Portuguese capital, Cais do Sodré, it is surrounded by other bars and discos, and it stands out because of its music and atmosphere. As the name indicates, the music that is played the most is reggae, the sound of Jamaica. The decor reflects the music, and although its not very big, it is a welcoming place.