There is always a lot to be said for trying out the full range of bars, pubs and clubs in an area. Knowing that there is a wide variety of bars and clubs in a local area is always good for tourists, while ensuring that local residents can find the right venue for a night out, no matter what they are looking for.
Anyone looking to have a few drinks while enjoying live music will find that the Lemonrock is one of the best places in St Albans. There is a wide range of bands and acts playing every week, and no matter what sort of music you enjoy, there is likely to be something of interest. With jazz, pop, folk and rock on the cards, the Lemonrock is the ideal destination for people who like to see live bands in action.
When it comes to clubbing, there are plenty of options on offer. At the weekend, Club Batchwood comes alive and this is one of the most stylish and attractive venues in the area. If you feel that your night won't be complete until you party under an 18th century chandelier, this is the venue for you.
St Albans clubs will get the party started
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Club Veeda
If you are looking for something a bit more contemporary but just as fun, Club Veeda in Adelaide Street is a fantastic option for a night out. There are three floors on offer in this venue, which means that there is likely to be something for everyone,including a VIP area.
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Havana
Another great clubbing option is Havana, and this is a venue that serves up a bit of everything. From comedy nights to the very best local DJs, this is a venue, on Victoria Street, that is sure to have you partying until the small hours.
There are real ale options in St Albans
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The Backsmiths Arms
When it comes to finding a lively pub with a fantastic selection of real ales and local atmosphere, The Blacksmiths Arms is the venue to call on. You can find ales from local breweries, there is live music throughout the month and there is also an open mic night once a month. If you want to see where the locals drink, this venue in the heart of St Albans is an excellent choice.
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The Boot
Another real ale pub with a sense of history is The Boot. This has been around since 1420, and if you are looking for a bar where they know their alcohol and set out to provide you with a great time all of the time, this is going to be the St Albans bar that is best for your needs.
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Slug and Lettuce or O'Neills
If you are looking for something more contemporary that is satiable for most people, you have options like The Slug and Lettuce or O'Neills both on Victoria Street. These are brand names that people know what they are going to get, so if you want a simple place with plenty of space and a lot of people, these bars will not let you down.
No matter where you are located, it is simple enough to get around St Albans by hiring a local taxi company. If you plan on having a drink, leave the car at home and make things easy.