Save to Wishlist. One you have eaten out in Genoa , the next step is to go out for an evening drink. For the best places for an evening drink or two, check out our list of the ten best bars in this charming city. Save Place. The elegant and classy cocktail bar, restaurant, and nightclub Mako is a three-in-one venue for everyone who enjoys the blissful blend of good drinks, tasty food, and loud music.
It is located on the big Corso Italia, just next to the sea. You can enjoy all of it sitting in a spacious lodge, at a table, or simply swaying to the tunes on the dance-floor. More Info. Open In Google Maps. Visit website. Visit Facebook page. The legendary Estoril Beach Club is a nightclub, a bar, a pizzeria and a restaurant all at the same time. Monday and Wednesdays are tango nights, whereas Saturdays are Latin nights with salsa, bachata and merengue vibes.
If you like live blues or soul music, visit Estoril on a Sunday. The bar has a terrace with a wonderful view of the Ligurian Coast and the waters. As for drinks, the place specializes in local as well as foreign beers. Inside, you feel transported to a medieval alehouse, mainly because the building of La Bottega del Conte dates as far back as the 11th century. The idea behind it was to create a charming bar-museum with a historical feel and good music and drinks.
Tise place offers English beer, over 20 types of whiskey, and several cocktails. The place specializes in fine Bavarian draught beer, such as Urbock, Dunkel, or the special Festbier and Oktoberfestbier. Whilst drinking the beer, you can snack on the traditional German pretzels, the Bavarian curry wurstel , or smoked salami. This is the best historical English pub in Genoa. If you want to experience the British culture here, or simply feel at home for a moment, go to Britannia and enjoy your evening sipping beer and eating fish and chips at a wooden table.
Other meals include burgers, sandwiches, and salads. The beer selection is quite large, the recommended one being Guinness. Britannia often plays jazz or British folk rock in the background.
