Most of the bars are in the centre of town, on the Place Saint Pol. Some stay open late, but closing times vary depending on business. Sunday evenings are quiet. As of April 2010 there is a "local" beer, called "La Nogentaise" which is available in bottles of 75cl.
Brasserie de l'Hôtel de Ville, 30 place Saint-Pol�: See in "Eat" above. Totally refurbished in February 2010 and 3 screens added (ahead of the football World Cup). Very pleasant setting.
Café Saint-Pol, 22 place Saint-Pol�: See in "Eat" above. Refurbished in March 2010 and new TV screen added (ahead of the football World Cup)
Casa Line's, 33 place Saint Pol�: The most "chic" bar in town in terms of decor (and now even more chic after a recent makeover, following the collapse of the roof due to being flooded from above). This makeover launched the "refurbishment wars" on the Place Saint Pol, with all bars being redone.
La Boule Verte, 8 place Saint-Pol�: See in "Eat" above. Clientele spends most of its time on electronic darts machine.
Le Cactus, rue Saint Anne (close to railway station)�: Closed down in the summer of 2009 but work is underway for a reopening in mid 2010.
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