This small, dodgy dive bar is known for its live blues and rock concerts, patient barmaids and plastered, hard-livin' local clientele who are never too shy to buy a sober stranger a drink. Steamy and frightfully claustrophobic, Awaria features a narrow underground corridor leading to the long wooden bar which, with no room to pass on the other side, is one of the most poorly designed spaces we've ever seen. Pass it you must if you want to see the band in the next room, where you'll encounter the hazards of drunks spilling or stealing your drink as tables topple over and someone rocks out on the harmonica. The fact that there's barely enough room to sit in front of the bar might explain why people are dancing on top of it to the Tina Turner and Elvis classics on rotation after the band blows off. Legendary.