Drink

BB Lounge

The new bar, lounge and club in town, located on the third floor above Bamboo Buddha restaurant. Nice selection of cocktails, rum shooters and tapas. Live music and regular DJs, dance floor. Sky balcony, open late.

nightlife

Address: 13 Nguyen Hoang St an Hoi islet
Getting there: across night market
Hours: Closed · opens 6 pm
Weekly hours
Mon 6 pm–midnight (next day)
Tue 6 pm–midnight (next day)
Wed 6 pm–midnight (next day)
Thu 6 pm–midnight (next day)
Fri 6 pm–midnight (next day)
Sat 6 pm–midnight (next day)
Sun 6 pm–midnight (next day)
Price: 30,000-120,000 dong for drinks

Mon	6 pm–midnight (next day)
Tue	6 pm–midnight (next day)
Wed	6 pm–midnight (next day)
Thu	6 pm–midnight (next day)
Fri	6 pm–midnight (next day)
Sat	6 pm–midnight (next day)
Sun	6 pm–midnight (next day)

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