Primera clasificación Vida nocturna en Sapporo

This bar, which is owned by outgoing entrepreneur Phred Kaufman, claims to have the largest selection of beer in Asia—and it most likely true. On stock are over 300 brands from more than 50 countries, but the most special brand is Ezo Beer, a microbrew created by Kaufman himself. There is also a pretty good food menu featuring old favorites, such as burgers with all the trimmings, Australian meat pies, and fish and chips. The bar also serves a unique "sea-urchin ice" for those with a sweet (and fishy) tooth.

One of the jewels of Sapporo's dining scene, Sapporo Beer Garden is an impressive spot. Set in an archaic structure, the hall is surrounded by massive beer brewing equipment and towering walls that add a dramatic touch to the place. The restaurant is known for its popular dish, Genghis Khan which includes cuts of lamb served with vegetables. Patrons are required to grill the meat on the grills provided on each table. The place also has an all-you-can eat option which comes most recommended for those with an ardent appetite. The beers brewed on-site are delicious and complement perfectly with the food.

Nikka Bar is one of the upscale establishments of the city. Lined with plush couches and accentuated with din lights, the interior of this bar is sets a perfect mood for unwinding your tired being. This is a perfect place to bring in the weekend with well-crafted cocktails for company. Also, patrons can add a touch of indulgence to their evenings by opting for the bar's cigar plan or the romantic champagne plan. Nikka Bar is also explored by many for their delectable breakfast specials.

After a long day in the city, if you wish to unwind with a drink and good music then the Famous Door is your spot. The bar's inviting interior is dominated with timber thus creating a rustic ambiance. Dim lights illuminate the seating area where well-made cocktails can be sipped while soaking in melodious tunes of Jazz. Seafood and meaty dishes keep your appetite in check, thus letting you enjoy the city's laid-back evening till wee hours of the night.

The Bow Bar is a must-visit for whiskey connoisseurs touring the city. The place's old-world charm is inextricable from its theme. Its timber-dominated interior is gently illumniated with yellow lights that accentuate the whiskey treasure lining the walls. Find a comfortable spot at one of the leather-clad seats by the polished bar and order for your favorite single malt. You can also rely on the knowledgeable bartenders for their suggestions. In addition to world-famous brands of whiskeys, The Bow Bar has a few obscure labels that set the place apart from its contemporaries.

If you are a fan of Jazz, then Bossa is a place you simply cannot miss. A disarmingly simple spot, the bar's impressive collection of records more than compensates for the lack of frills. There over 5,000 records for your perusal at Bossa, thus making it a haunt for music lovers. It's a place where one can mingle with like-minded patrons and bond for well-poured drinks, some bar eats and amazing tunes!