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NightlifeNightlife in Manzanillo is much more exuberant than you might expect, but then, Manzanillo is not only a resort town -- it's a thriving commercial center. Clubs and bars change from year to year, so check with your concierge for current hot spots. Some area clubs have a dress code prohibiting shorts or sandals, principally applying to men. El Bar de Félix, between Salahua and Las Brisas by the Avis rental-car office (tel. 314/333-1875), is open Tuesday through Sunday from 2pm to midnight and has an $8 minimum consumption charge. Music ranges from salsa and ranchero to rock and house -- it's the most consistently lively place in town, with pool tables and TVs broadcasting sports events. Also very popular -- with a built-in crowd -- is the nightclub at the Club Maeva Hotel & Resort (tel. 01-800/849-1987 in Mexico), on the inland side of the main highway, north of the Santiago Peninsula. It's open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 11pm to 2am. Couples are given preferential entrance.
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