Many bars are located in the Central Business District on Bridge Street between Collingwood and Trafalgar Streets:
The Free House, 95 Collingwood St (Opposite the Indian cafe), . is a fine pub that serves brews from mostly local micro breweries (Mussel Inn, Moa, Founders, Twisted Hop, Emersons etc.) The beer menu changes regularly. Wine, soft drinks and light food also available. �
The Oyster Bar (115 Hardy St) has fancy drinks and a small menu of seafood items. Fresh oysters are available most of the time while the bar is open Th-Su.
Phat Club (137 Bridge St) generally has a cover charge which is enough to deter most tourists. This venue has the widest range of music including everything from jazz to hip hop to punk rock to house to electro to jungle to metal to....
The Shark Club (132-136 Bridge St) has heaps of American pool tables and billiard tables. Music is generally from the jukebox but DJs are invited to spin on occasion.
Stingray (8 Church St.) has dance music and two bars. Until 3AM.
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