Isle of Man Nightlife
Chilled
The Bay Hotel
This place is perfect after a walk on Port Erin beach. The laidback pub boasts an excellent food menu and a range of ales on tap. The fish of the day is always good.
Address: Shore Road, Port Erin | Telephone: 01624 832 084 |
The Creek Inn
This locals' favourite provides a warm welcome on a winter's night, offering tasty pub grub and a selection of ales, including Manx brew Okells. If temperatures permit, sit outside to take in the view across the harbour.
Address: The Quayside, Peel | Telephone: 01624 842 216 |
The Castle Arms
Real-ale fans flock to the Glue Pot, as locals know it, for a quiet pint. Grab a table in the cosy front bar or brave the elements for an atmospheric drink under the shadow of the town's ancient fortress.
Address: Quayside, Castletown | Telephone: 01624 824 673 |
Clubbing
Bar George
Open until midnight at the weekend, this converted church hall is a popular haunt for nearby office workers. Settle into one of the booths with a glass of wine from the 80-strong list and nibble your way through the tempting food menu.
Address: St Georges Chambers, Hill Street, Douglas | Telephone: 01624 617 799 |
Artisan
Unwind with a glass of your choice of about 50 wines at this casual wine bar. While it attracts office workers during the week, it is also a popular place to socialise until 1am at weekends.
Address: 28 Victoria Street, Douglas | Telephone: 01624 667 917 |
The Courthouse
This Grade II-listed former courthouse has been transformed into an elegant restaurant and bar, with an opulent club beneath the two. The club plays dance anthems until 3am on Fridays and chart hits on Saturdays.
Address: Athol Street, Douglas | Telephone: 01624 672 555 |