Fun and entertainment Andorra

The atmosphere is a bit like a ski resort in this basement bar where you will see less full body suits than evening wear. And for good reason, it is one of the meetings of the Anglo-Saxons of the city who come, in number, to benefit from a cheap beer and a very dancing music. Guinness lovers will also find their happiness here. It's a great place to party and meet people in a noisy and festive atmosphere (the service team is also very friendly).

The 13,5° wine bar is a confidential establishment that we recommend to friends. The terrace on a park and on the edge of the river is pleasant in the summer, and people flock there for after work or other festive evenings. A large French clientele comes to taste wine by the glass with no less than 50 references, but also gins and rums galore. The contemporary decoration adds to the charm of the place with renovated antique furniture like the Vuitton trunk used as a table! Exceptional tapas, truffles and foie gras. Robert and Judit welcome you with professionalism.

Here is a very nice and elegant place to drink good and often original cocktails. A house mojito, a New York Sour? Or would you prefer a glass of wine with a rich menu of all styles, sweet white wines, full-bodied reds or sparkling wines? You can also enjoy Iberian ham and cheese platters, sandwiches or tapas in a warm and cosy atmosphere, comfortably seated in soft armchairs with a touch of chic! One of our favourites that we warmly recommend. Cheers to the smart ones who are passing through, as lovers or with friends!

Self-appointed "best après-ski in the Pyrenees", the Abarset has undergone a makeover in 2021 to welcome all skiers wishing to party after a good day on the slopes. And the result commands respect: the public is gathered in a vast courtyard lined with powerful braziers and cocktail bars. But it's around the DJ that the crowd gathers from 5pm to 9pm in general. Any recommendations? The baos are very good, the meat is also very good, and the snowballs are the desserts not to be missed!

In the heart of the city's Irish Corner, it's not really surprising to find this typically Irish pub. Everything here is Irish, from the beer to the decoration and the waitresses. It's like an enclave, one of those where you can speak English while watching the Premier League games on big screens. A small drawback however: the music is really loud (it seems to us). Just next door is The Dubliner, another pub no less Irish, absolutely packed with young people on Fridays and Saturdays.

In the heart of Andorra's ancient and preserved district, here is a nice little bar as we like them. It's halfway between a bikers' bar (Harley-Davidson fans, as the many T-shirts hanging on the walls and ceiling proudly proclaim) and a neighbourhood bar where the regulars are numerous. But not only that, as the bar is next to a small hotel, weekends can be an interesting mix of people. An ideal address for a small coffee or a good beer with pop-rock music.

In this restaurant/nightclub, you go to the Black & White space to dance.

In a small street perpendicular to the main shopping and pedestrian street of the city, this small pub does not look like much at first glance. And yet, you would almost think you were in England: the impressive collection of whiskies and the typically British decoration create the illusion, notwithstanding the singing accent of our hosts and the lightness of the beer. It's impossible not to spot its terrace, which generally welcomes a rather festive crowd chatting happily while toasting. A simple place where you feel good!

At the foot of the cable car, this is the must-see pub-restaurant in Arinsal where you can drink, eat and even dance on weekends upstairs. This is a place where people of all ages come together and where some of the items on display are worthy of the Hard Rock Café, such as cymbals signed by Phil Collins or Ringo Starr. The menu is varied and the dishes perfectly honest in terms of quality and quantity. You will be able to taste pizzas with names as surprising as "Greenpeace" or "Bob Marley", or even disarming like "Va Fanculo".

It is in a small street a little far from the main roads of Andorra la Vella that we find this small workshop with a vintage and cosy atmosphere. A workshop yes, but what will you ask for? Cocktails, of course! And among the best in the principality. The learned and friendly bartenders will sit at your table to make a diagnosis in the manner of a doctor: what are your favourite alcohols, your tastes in general, your mood of the moment, etc. And to go behind the counter to concoct the cure. Simply delicious.

Opened in winter 2017, this address plays the Nordic card, offering a decoration with Viking influences in the cosy and warm service room on the ground floor. Around the fireplace, in a good-natured atmosphere, you can feast on some excellent burgers - the Blót, among others - and hydrate yourself with craft beers, some of which are brewed locally. Live music several nights a week. A young and really nice place. Note that Blót offers some vegetarian dishes and vegan nachos.