Good sports bar in Shanghai?
#3
Malones is a sports bar with plenty of TV's. The locals smoke in there however so be prepared to smell like cigarettes if you stay long. It is relatively close to the hotel and an easy walk. The food is western and they have Guinness and Kilkenny on tap. You might call it the James Joyce of Shanghai but it's actually Canadian owned. Quite a few pilots and expats go there.
Out of the hotel take a left and climb the stairs to go over the highway. Once up on the upper level and walking over the highway go down the stairs kitty-corner to the ones you came up. Walk to the next corner and cross the street. You should be right next to the temple. Go right. Go down about 3 blocks and take a left on Tongren Rd. Malones is about one block down on the left.
Out of the hotel take a left and climb the stairs to go over the highway. Once up on the upper level and walking over the highway go down the stairs kitty-corner to the ones you came up. Walk to the next corner and cross the street. You should be right next to the temple. Go right. Go down about 3 blocks and take a left on Tongren Rd. Malones is about one block down on the left.
#5
There's a place right down the street from Malone's called "The Spot". Has a bunch of TV's, pool table, foosball and the mgmt are really cool. Usually, on Sundays (might have a deal today and this weekend), 150 RMB all you can drink and eat ALL DAY. Good expat place too.
#9
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Of all the places in the world, Shanghai isn't the place to avoid a taxi because you're a cheap airline pilot.
A quick trip to the concierge, 10 minutes in a taxi and ~$3 is probably the best solution to this search.
Of all the places in the world, Shanghai isn't the place to avoid a taxi because you're a cheap airline pilot.
A quick trip to the concierge, 10 minutes in a taxi and ~$3 is probably the best solution to this search.
#10
And most definitely this!
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