La Calle is a late-night dive bar in Île De Nantes, Nantes.
Editorially verified August 22, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Happy hour runs 17:00 to 22:00 every day, with beer at €3 and cocktails at €5.
Address: 21 Quai des Antilles, 44200 Nantes
Australian Café is the beer-led terrace bar of the Hangar à Bananes in Nantes, with live concerts and sport on the screens beside the Loire.
Tip: Thursday to Saturday it holds on to 03:30, while the rest of the week it shuts at 23:00.
Warehouse is the big electronic room of Nantes at the Hangar à Bananes, three nights a week of techno, house and Latin programming until dawn.
Tip: Tram C5 stops at Hangar à Bananes and there are 1,000 free parking spaces, which matters at a 06:30 finish.
Stereolux runs two halls beside the Machines de l'Île in Nantes, a music and digital arts venue with programming across indie, electronic and experimental.
Tip: Two rooms of different sizes share the building, so check which hall your ticket names before you arrive.
Australian Café is the beer-led terrace bar of the Hangar à Bananes in Nantes, with live concerts and sport on the screens beside the Loire.
Tip: Thursday to Saturday it holds on to 03:30, while the rest of the week it shuts at 23:00.
Warehouse is the big electronic room of Nantes at the Hangar à Bananes, three nights a week of techno, house and Latin programming until dawn.
Tip: Tram C5 stops at Hangar à Bananes and there are 1,000 free parking spaces, which matters at a 06:30 finish.
Macadam has run its club in the Chantenay port zone of Nantes since 2017, house and techno on Saturday against trance and hardcore on Friday.
Tip: Phones stay in pockets: filming is banned inside. Saturday nights can run through to 09:30.
ONŌ Club opens its doors at midnight on Place de la Bourse in central Nantes and runs to 06:00 five nights a week on DJ sets and themed evenings.
Tip: Nothing happens before midnight here; it is the room to move to once the Bouffay bars start closing.
New Factory works pop and reggaeton nights on Rue de Rieux in Nantes, with a cheap door and a run from just before midnight through until 06:00.
Tip: Entry sits around €6 without a drink, which makes it the budget end of the Nantes club night.
Stereolux runs two halls beside the Machines de l'Île in Nantes, a music and digital arts venue with programming across indie, electronic and experimental.
Tip: Two rooms of different sizes share the building, so check which hall your ticket names before you arrive.
