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Cafe Mockba

Café Mockba has all the charm of the former Soviet Republic, and Eastern European Bolsheviks. A spartan 1970's throw back to the USSR, Café Mockba offers quite an experience. Originally opened as an escape for the owners of the Corona bar next door, the idea was to have a small bar that was tucked away, serving a lousy selection of drinks and sandwiches that are sold the day after they're made. Dirty, faded curtains prevent visibility from the street and an old record player plays yesterday's Soviet hits. Despite its best efforts at anonymity, Café Mockba is now a favorite with the tourists. The bar was blessed by a conductor from the Red Army's Musicians of the Corps, who splashed vodka on the walls to keep the cats away. If washed out, used up, and broken down is your idea of chic, then Café Mockba should be at the top of your list anytime you are in Helsinki.

Restaurant Loiste

Dining at Loiste means more than a breathtaking view of Helsinki. Located on the 10th floor of the Sokos Hotel Vaakuna, this trendy restaurant offers a cozy getaway from the busy streets. Sip wine and nibble on bistro-inspired cuisine. Go for the Olive crustd Lamb Filé or the Pan Roasted Pike Perch. Something to drink? no problem, the cellar is stocked well with wine from Europe, South Africa, Chile, Australia, and America. Round it all up with Choclate & Pistachio Cake. Eat to live? that is the question!

mbar

This casual bar and café doubles as a nightclub with live music as the evenings progress. If you are here by daylight, grab a coffee and surf the Internet using one of the 13 handy WiFi terminals, or chat with a bunch of friends on the terrace. Those over 20 years of age can sashay in during the twilight hours, when cool DJs and peppy people turn the joint into a house of fun. Come and dance the night away amid loads of friendlies!

Club Volume

Spread over two levels, Club Volume has something for all kinds of music lovers. Spacious, with great lights and DJs, it makes for the ideal partying destination, especially on the weekends. Trance, rock, hip hop-they play it all. Try and catch one of the many rocking parties organized here.

Studio 51

Apparently inspired by the famous Studio 54 of New York, this club belongs to Sedu Koskinen, who also owns the gay bar Birdie, and the Soho and Onnela nightclubs. This establishment is frequented by 20-something trendy party animals. The jazzy interiors sport shocking red hues and light sandy yellow-browns, with disco-ball lights all over the place. Sip some cocktails and dance the night away with your friends. Theatrical and musical performances are often held on the premises.

Dubrovnik Lounge & Lobby

Looking out for a hangout to simply unwind after a long and tiring week? Then, Dubrovnik Lobby and Lounge is just the place for you! The liveliness, loud music, red leather couches and hip crowd to socialize with is sure to enliven your spirits. The cocktail parties and rock bands performing jam sessions and blues add a vibrant edge to this nightclub. The energetic and friendly ambiance is reminiscent of a typical New York nightclub. Host lavish birthday bashes, meetings, seminars and workshops with your catering needs taken care off at this lounge.

Bar Mendocino

Bar Mendocino is a great place for a daily dose of alcohol! This cozy bar, coupled with the great DJs, keep the crowd moving till they're ready to drop! What keeps this place alive is the fact that the music is always fresh. The regular jam sessions organised here are something all the regulars look forward to. Bar Mendocino also lets you to surf the net on the computer terminal inside.

Ravintola Nolla

Ravintola Nolla is is located close to the streets of Rautatiekatu and Fredrikinkadu. It is modern and minimalist in design with wide open space all around. The low furniture, wood paneling and simple concept makes it the place to hold events. It has a long bar against one wall and one long table for a group to have lunch or dinner. The food includes traditional salads, soups and mix of cuisines. They also have a wide selection of wines and beers along with gourmet coffee.

Helmi

The simple decor is inviting, and the food is moderately priced. In this restaurant, space and trendiness share good company. The menu changes all the time but hey, you won't be short-changed here. Hell of a good place!

Corona Bar & Billiards

With nine pool tables, a snooker table, lots of food to munch on and drinks on the bar, you are in for a lot of excitement at Corona Bar and Billiards. Play a game of billiards with the experts and when you get bored of that, shake a leg on the dance floor to some of the best music played in town. Owned by Aki and Mika Kaurismäki-both film directors-you will find most young writers, artists and actors flocking this place. So grab a chilled beer and have a fun night out with the savvy and grungy crowd of Finland at this happening place.

Fanny Goes To Hollywood

The name is ridiculous, but the place is fabulous: a little, glass-walled bar and café overlooking Sinebrychoff Museum & Park. Tucked away at the end of Bulevardi, Fanny is a chic café by day (perfect for a light lunch or Finnish kahvi ja korvapuusti - coffee and cinnamon bun - after a museum visit) with a happening bar and music scene on the weekends. Check out the website for the latest info on artists and events. 

Bar Loose

Let yourself loose at Bar Loose. The walls here are adorned with the photos of rock icons most of them autographed as well! Local DJs play some great numbers that keeps the crowd on their feet till the very end. If you don't want to dance, you can just sit back and enjoy the music with a glass of some of the exotic wine served here. Bar Loose is known to be the place where where several bands get formed and throw their first performance...making this a great place to check out new talent. You can also host private events and functions here.

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