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NightlifeZaragoza seems sleepy and low-key until after around 11pm, when things perk up. A good place to begin an evening's bar- and pub-crawl is Plaza Santa Cruz. A popular tapas bar worth a visit is Casa Luis, Romea 8 (tel. 97-629-11-67), whose array of shellfish tapas includes oysters, shrimp, and razor clams in little bundles. It's open most of the year (closed in June and last 3 weeks of Nov), Tuesday to Sunday 1 to 4pm and 8pm to midnight. A glass of house wine costs 1.20€, and the tapas range from 1.50€ to 5€. If you just want to barhop and try different tascas, most of which aren't even identified with signs, consider a promenade along Calle Dr. Cerrada (near Plaza Pamplona), nearby Calle Dr. Casas, or Calle La Paz. Other hot spots around town include Bull McCabe's, Calle Cádiz 7 (tel. 97-622-50-16; www.bullmccabes.net), hailed by its patrons as the best Irish pub in Aragón. It's spread across two floors, hawking pizza and sports on big TV screens. It closes down at 2:30am every morning. McCabe's is for boys who like girls. Boys who like boys should head to Mick Havanna, Calle Ramón Pignatelli 7 (tel. 97-628-44-40), with its long bar peopled by hotties and its zebra-striped wallpaper. Open daily 5pm to 2am.
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