We're coming! Coming…read moreto pwn faces in beer pong this summer! Bring your best! - Mudbutts

I studied abroad in Alicante and John Mulligans was THE place to go. On weekends the party starts…read morearound 2:30 am and does not stop till sunrise. The venue has three floors with a DJ and the main bar on the first, a pool table and bathrooms on the second, and a large dance floor, bar, and stage on the third floor. During the week they throw themed parties and hold events, such as a weekly beer pong tournament. While you probably did not go to Spain to play beer pong, the tournament is incredibly popular and a great chance to meet locals and other studying abroad students from around the world. While the place is not always the cleanest (especially on weekend nights) the prices are extremely reasonable. The staff is a mix of locals and foreigners who are very friendly and make you feel like a regular. It's a great spot, check it out!

A gorgeous bar, with two different locations that I visited (on the harbour and in the trees)…read moreabsolutely gorgeous. I couldn't get enough of it, although the drinks are a little pricey (cocktails being around €8/9 euros each, they are amazing.

If you want an after drink or a drink in between this is the place to be! It's chill, breezy and…read morehas great service. We ended up asking a couple if we could sit with them and they ended up being local spaniards! They were super friendly. Overall we had a nice time!!! :) you feel like your in a little jungle paradise

Jagger Bar in the barrio has been a cozy place of a pub, attracting us over the years. It just…read morefeels right, dark but all aglow with it's neon, while the tables in the streets are all jammed. I ordered a high brow French citrus liquor which they did not have, but settled for a no name Orange distant relative. We slithered up the stairs, a second floor hideout where there were only a handful of Stones loving people. "Yeah French girls they want Cartier Italian girls want cars American girls want everything in the world You can possibly imagine..." I danced for my man. Left feeling like a rock star.

Went in for a beer and some food. There were hardly anyone present exept for the girls behind the…read morecounter. We ordered what we wanted from a "typical" pub-menu. The table was not cleaned since the last customer and there was a leaf of lettuce in the seat. Not so good start. Well, the Americana burger looked good, served on a toast, and with some fresh vegetables and potato wedges on the side. OK, nothing more. The burger itself did not taste much at all, but the bacon, cheese and fried egg made it a decent meal after all. Some other customers arrived, with noisy smartphones and absolutely no manners at all. Talking russian language loudly in their phones, playing loud music from another phone, making the whole scene quite absurd. This was very early in the evening, so this kind of behaviour was not expected at all. We paid and left.

From the owner: Fast Good Food. Puro placer sin filtros. En Tribeca, la…read morecomida no es solo comida. Es actitud, es historia y es disfrute sin normas. Desde 1975, hemos servido los bocados más icónicos de Alicante, evolucionando sin perder nuestra esencia. Trajimos los frankfurts, elevamos las burgers y convertimos cada visita en una experiencia.

Stopped in for drinks after walking the streets, waterfront and promenade. Inside/ outside seating…read moreavailable. We chose the outdoor umbrellad tables to watch the world go by. Listened to someone play their accordian and then watched along as a small a group of men danced and did gymnastics, they then worked the crowd for tips. Others were in and out trying to sell their goods. The servers were attentive and kept us and others hydrated.

Not only does this place serve the best mojito I have ever had in my life but the mint leaves are…read moreorganically grown by the owner. There is no sign that has the name of the bar on the outside, however there is a pillow above the door that ensures you won't hit your head while making your way into the small door! When you walk in, you'll see stairs right in front of you. Walk up, and you enter a large room with walls that are covered with the remnants of past visitors from all over the world. Ask for a sharpie or bring your own and leave your mark! The music is intensely diverse. I have intensely beautiful Spanish music here as well as Johnny Cash. I used to come here often in 2010 and went back this past September. Nothing has changed and it remains a place I will always visit when I come to Alicante.