11am-2am
6 Gongti Xilu, Gongti
6553 6161

If the Gongti 100 bowling alley complex wasn’t over-the-top enough, this restaurant-bar-spa should make it official. 97.4 FM and Natural Life, a beauty services company offer both of their specialties - live broadcasts from the venue happen weeknights from 11.30pm-12.30am and a full-service spa. A high gloss stage hosts pop cover bands. Food ranges from sandwiches to T-bone steaks.

Mon-Sun 5pm-2am
A6 Xingfuyicun North Worker’s Stadium Road
6413 0085/6

Emergency Room themed. A minimalist space with lush couches, groovy ashtrays and thumping trance beats. The staff’s custom-made ER uniforms reinforce the theme, while mesmerising video art is projected onto the walls. Upstairs area is great for people-watchers and the patio is a summertime fave. Tasty and inventive cocktails run upwards of RMB 40.

Mon-Sun 6pm-3am
88 Gong Ren Ti Yu Chang (Worker’s Stadium East Road)
6416 5316

We’re not sure whether Anna Wintour’s ever graced this mega club on Workers Stadium Road (somehow we suspect having an address with those words in it precludes the possibility), but there’s still no shortage of high style and sensuous fashion at Club Vogue. Name DJs line up to spin the latest in dance sounds and designer-clad locals and moneyed ex-pats fill the space to bursting on weekends. Pricey cocktails and imported beers keep them well-oiled and while the tourists among the crowd might not recognize them, it’s a popular hangout for the local film, fashion and television elite.

10 6500 5888

Mon-Sun 10pm-4am
No. 6 Gongto Xi Lu,Chaoyang District
6551 9081 www.babyface.com.cn

A new opening National brand nightclub is another must to go venue in Beijing. This is the 8th venue for baby face opened across China. Unlike Babyface in Shanghai and Guangzhou, this is the newest 2005 version of Babyface. It is bigger, more fashionable and more comfortable than any other Babyface club.

The lounge Babyface features a huge screen. You will get shocked by the screen behind DJ booth. A traditional game appears on this screen, come and explore what it is!!!

They have two rooms. The big one is mainly plays house music. The small one is for Hip hop. The DJ is a resident DJ from the original Guangzhao Babyface. His progressive house music style is very welcomed by Beijing clubbers. Now, they are playing hip hop before 12 and house after.

Music: is the soul of Baby Face. They play fast House music. If you are a party animal, if you love music, if party is a part of your life, you will know what is “”IBIZA LOVE”" in Baby Face.

The drinks are not cheap. The beer is about 35yuan and cocktails are about 40RMB.

Baby face invites World famous DJ’s often. Please keep checking here for their party information so you don’t miss the good ones.

11am-late evening
Near the Northern gate of Worker Stadium
6586-6166, 6594-0048

Latin themed, Afunti owner Fan Jun’s place has maintained a steady pace of business. Havana features salsa lessons on a central dancefloor/stage where they also have regular shows by their authentic Cuban band. Sundays the theme is chill out music with local DJs invited to spin every Sunday from 3-6pm.

7pm-late evening
88 Gongti East Road, kitty corner from City Hotel
6416-5316 henryvogue@hotmail.com

Vogue opened in 2000, and is a venue frequented by major and minor celebrities. The Art-Deco lounge serves high-priced drinks in a buzzing atmosphere. There are often theme parties at weekends when the place gets extremely crowded.

11am-2am
4 Worker Stadium North Road
6501-7501

Swanky art-deco ambience and Mediterranean food invokes shades of New York and LA in the 80s with a millennial twist. Regular rotating live music and DJ events.

Open 8:30pm-late
Inside Workers’ Stadium north gate
工体北门内东侧
5293-0333

The newly-renovated VIC’S nightclub offers party-goers a clubbing experience unique to any other venue in Beijing. Vics DJs play a mix of R&B, pop, soul, reggae and hip hop to an enthusiastic crowd. VIC’S offers an up-scale and eye-catching place to party.

If you feel like gettin’ your mack on with the fly girls and guys, the circular bar area towards the front is usually a good place to start. A pool table lies at the back for the rest of you wallflowers.

Open 11am-11pm
Gongti Xilu
Opposite west gate of Workers Stadium
工体西路
6507-2617 www.pavillionbeijing.com

The Pavillion bar and restaurant was opened in December 2005 by Russell Probert who has been operating retail and food beverage venues in China since 1987. The building was developed on the site of the old guards hut for the sports stadium and stands in the grounds of an Olympic venue. This unique free standing property is set in over 3500 square metres of gardens. Centrally located in Chaoyang district with easy car parking. The Pavillion is the first real gastro pub concept to enter the China market. “A great bar with great food in familiar surroundings”.

The food at The Pavillion is served up by Richard Miller who has over 20years of cheffing experience in Asia and Australia. His food style uses the freshest ingredients available to deliver an international quality experience. To have a closer look at the menu go here.

The Pavillion boasts an extensive wine list with wine from around the world. The beer on tap is Guinness, Tsing Tao, and Carlsberg. There are also over forty whiskey varieties to choose from. To have a closer look at the drinks menu go here.

Sports events are well catered for, in particular the 2008 F1 series. For more information on the 2008 F1 calendar, go here.

The Pavillion also hosts the Beijing Golfers Club. For more information on upcoming events go here.