Bar de l'Abattoir Located across from the ENA (National School of Administration) and right next to the future Museum of Modern Art, l'Abattoir is a spot where you're sure to find a wide variety of people, the crowd being predominantly uninhibited students who are there to have a ball. There's mingling a-plenty in the lively hubbub on weekends. The cow and piggy-theme decorations have now given over to an oriental atmosphere, with cozy pillow-filled lounging corners. On Friday and Saturday nights some of the furniture is taken away to make room for the frenzied crowd, some even jumping onto the tables and benches to dance. There is a concert (rock, soul, gypsy music and others) every Wednesday night. And if you get hungry you can satisfy your appetite with scrumptious sandwiches filled with regional sandwich spreads, served at noon and in the evening. 1, Quai Charles Altorfer, Strasbourg. Open every day from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm and from 5:30 pm to 1:30 am.   Académie de la bière A great classic of its kind with a relaxed student atmosphere, the Académie de la Bière has an impressive selection of over 70 varieties of beer, some of which are quite original and cannot be found elsewhere. This well-known and much frequented Académie has what it takes to quench even the biggest thirst and can also quiet growling bellies with Alsatian-type dishes. 17, Rue Adolphe Seyboth. Open every day from 11:00 am to 4:00 am.   Irish Café Located between the Hôtel du Département (District Hall) and the School of Medicine, this little bar with a distinctive Irish flavor has all the good ingredients that go into the making of a pub: a wide selection of beers, a dart board, regular customers and meals served until 3:30 am. And it'seven open for breakfast! 6, Rue des Glacières, Strasbourg. Open until 4:00 am.   Jimmy's Pub Jimmy's Bar Jimmy's Pub is located on the Rue des Juifs and Jimmy's Bar, the second of the two to open and bigger than the Pub, is on the Quays. Both are student strongholds, always very busy and serve good beer on tap at a very reasonable price. 29, Rue des Juifs and 30, Quai des Bâteliers, Strasbourg.   Molly Malone's Named after a fish monger of the past very well known in Dublin, Molly Malone's is 100% Irish. Guinness flows freely and the surroundings are allin wood giving it a rustic Gaelic look. 1, Place d'Austerlitz, Strasbourg. Open every day.
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