Fun and entertainment Hvar

Tucked away in one of the downtown alleys, Lola bar is the hip place to come for a good cocktail or a beer and to eat great, inexpensive street food . For example, the ribs/potatoes, the wraps or the ramen bowls. The tables take place in the mini-alley. The staff is young and dynamic. The place is also known for its bar with a great atmosphere, where often guest DJs take turns until 1am. Perfect for a nice before party.

At first glance, the café-bar and restaurant seems to occupy the entire alley. Overflowing cheerfully on the outside, gratings run along the walls to accommodate the tables, stools, benches and sofas. It is in a very comfortable contemporary atmosphere, in the shade of secular oleanders, that one discovers the cocktail menu and that of the restaurant. For dinner only, international cuisine is served. The management rents a luxury apartment with a terrace that offers a beautiful view of the cathedral, the fortress and the ramparts.

Set back from the port, this small, old-fashioned bar, which has been open for many years, spills out into the alleyway. The clientele, both regular locals and holidaymakers, gather here in the early evening to party. This mix of populations attracts a lot of night owls, and in summer evenings, the alleyway is often packed with people! People mostly drink beers or alcoholic beverages, in a festive pub-club atmosphere, from 10pm onwards. So you won't have to wait too long for the DJs to take over the controls and everyone to have a good time.

A 15-minute walk from the port, the club is located in a residential area, close to hotels and holiday villas. Different spaces extend over a portion of the privatized coast. Its terrace overlooks the beach and the rocks. As soon as the DJ turns up the sound, techno house pushes everyone onto the dance floor with the dancing gogos. On the beach-bar side, it's quieter, lounge atmosphere on the deckchairs with sea view. For brunch or lunch, look for a sofa on the duckboards or a table in the shade under the luxury straw huts.

Beneath the restaurant of the same name, this night bar is also a closed club, more intimate than Hvar's beach bars and more economical, seating up to 250 people. Often, guests have dined in the restaurant and wish to extend the evening by enjoying the festive music, ordering cocktails or glasses of wine (a fine list of regional wines). Thanks to its size, the atmosphere is convivial and quickly conducive to lively evenings. In summer, the dance-floor can be occupied until the wee hours of the morning.