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Alan Ford

A modest bar along Podgorica's main nightlife strip is dedicated to a 1970s Italian cartoon about a set of blundering secret agents that became immensely popular in Yugoslavia. Read_on (4 Comments)

Boćara

A fabulous little place at the entrance to the Gorica Šuma Park. The small space is hung with old photos of completely unknown local tennis players and some rock stars. Read_on (No Comments)

Buda Bar

A very popular and friendly choice facing the park, the Buda Bar has an oversized statue of the deity, Indian decorations, a covered terrace and sandwiches for nourishment. Read_on (No Comments)

Crna Gora Bar

As with several other bars and cafés in Podgorica, there are separate summer and winter venues here. During the warmer months Read_on (No Comments)

Greenwich

One of the more sophisticated bars along the street, Greenwich has a long bar, photos and mirrors on the ceilings and a variety of mismatched furniture. Read_on (No Comments)

Inter City

A cool designer bar attracts students and other loafers with its central terrace, soft seats and high stools at the bar. Amidst all the sharp Scandinavian lines, just to remind you where you are again, a portrait of an Orthodox saint hangs on the wall. Read_on (No Comments)

Nice Vice

The vice here is certainly nice enough to make the venue one of the best bars in Podgorica. The L-shaped pub's interior Read_on (No Comments)

Privé

Lounge goers seeking glitter and glam should head to Privé, on the corner with Bul. Džordža Vašingtona. The interior is amusingly glitzy, with gold chains dripping from the ceiling. Read_on (No Comments)

Pub 111

One of the funkiest interiors in town, a high two-storey white-stone saloon lined with booths, is host to a crowd of young revellers on weekend nights. Read_on (No Comments)

Soul II Soul

A landlocked beach bar with a terrace at the front and a picture of golden sands inside. Twirling fans overhead keep the punters cool in summer, while in winter DJs drop by to heat things up with disco and house music. Read_on (No Comments)

The Nag's Head

The UK television series Only Fools and Horses was immensely popular in Yugoslavia. This bar was named in honour of Del and Rodney's local pub, and the informal dark wooden interior is filled with pictures of the two anti-heroes. Read_on (No Comments)

Tropicana

Simply furnished and with some fine modern art on the walls, Tropicana pulls a decent crowd of arty types and business professionals before and after performances at the Montenegrin National Theatre across the street. Read_on (No Comments)

Underhill

Quirkily playing with the literal translation of the city's name, Underhill is a spacious double-level bar decorated with large black and white posters, and with a balcony for comfortable peoplewatching. Read_on (No Comments)