Ahhh… the infamous Windows… Ask just about anyone who has lived in Shanghai for more than a month, and they will undoubtedly know something about Windows, even if they’ve never been there.  Windows is THAT bar in college that required a certain mood in order to go to, but when the mood struck, it always made for a a fantastic evening.  
 
The original Windows still stands on Mao Ming Road, the former heart of expat nightlife. When the government “shut down” the wild nights on Mao Ming Road most of the bars opened second locations on Tongren Road near the Ritz Carlton on Nanjing Road.  Windows Too opted for a new location, however, that gave them more a little more room to support the throngs of young people seeking CHEAP drinks and a raging party.  Despite the club’s spacious interior, there is rarely a night when there is room to breathe.  My best advice is to head for the bar and take advantage of the cheap drinks. It should make the atmosphere much less claustrophobic, and the crowd much more entertaining.
 
On weekends there is usually a 30 RMB cover charge, which includes a couple of free drink tickets. The tickets are worth 10 RMB, which is conveniently the price of just about every drink at the bar.  It would be difficult to find a better deal anywhere else in Shanghai.  The crowd is a mix of foreigners and locals. While most people aren’t here looking for the love of their life, there will certainly be plenty of choices of dance partners for the evening.  Wear whatever clothing you won’t mind having beer and liquor spilt all over. Have fun!
 
How to get there:  Take Metro Line 2 to Jingan Temple Station.  Windows is inside the plaza right at the station.

Qingdao Da Xue Road is one of the most popular spot for young people and culture lovers.

Here scatters so many residences of famous scholars who have lived in qingdao and created influential literatures in China.

Besides the culture of literature, here represents culture of coffee stores. 

In each small alleys you will find small cafe hidden among the busy neighbourhood.

It is a place the see the real China life. 

This is a true China alley.

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Qingdao Translator PRO JennySun

The Alley Yangshuo Beer Bar & Restaurant is a western Bar and Restaurant with mostly western food, the Beef steak (250 g) and the Pizza are highly recommendable. They also have a more than impressive beerlist with local and imported beers from Belgium and Germany and well trained barkeepers for the cocktails.

Guihua Rd runs parallel to West Street and the Bar is right across the street from the Red Star Restaurant and Kaya Bar.

Summer on the Bund is there to break all the Bund rules. It is a rooftop terrace with a great view all around since it is located in a park. The drinks are very affordable with beers starting from 25 rmb and a lot of other drink promotions. During the world cup we will have a big ass screen where you can watch all the matches!!! we will also have a beer bucket deal going during the games fo the guys that don't want to get up. We will also be serving snacks and full meals, japanse and western. Hope to see you at our bar. Tom Sam

It's a stones trow away from the Bund walk way to the south. If you walk it down and cross the street before passing the glass boathouse it will be right in front of you. otherwise just ask the taxi driver to bring you to Renmin lu, Fuyou lu. coming from Fuyou lu it will be on your left side. about 2 min walk.