Dance and Karaoke Clubs in Lafayette, California

Nestled into California's Bay Area, Lafayette is a small town with a big heart that draws visitors from all over the world who are looking for a more cost-effective alternative to San Francisco or Berkeley. The Lafayette Reservoir and Mount Diablo are popular spots for fishing, hiking and biking, and after dark there is a small but distinctive nightlife scene.
  1. The Round Up

    • Lafayette's most popular dive bar continues to draw in the same mix of loyal regulars for its friendly attitude, unpretentious atmosphere, pool table and, of course, karaoke. The bar has been around for over 70 years, with few changes to the decor. Other entertainment options include shuffleboard, darts and pinball. For an authentic local experience and a classic drink with no frills, there is no better spot in town. The happy hour prices are hard to beat, making this a lively spot for an after-work drink or to catch up with old friends.

      The Round Up
      3553 Mount Diablo Blvd.
      Lafayette, CA 94549
      925-284-4817

    Petar's Restaurant and Lounge

    • After a long day exploring the area, there's nothing like ducking into a local bar to meet some new friends. Petar's is a Lafayette institution, drawing a diverse crowd that ranges from folks in their 20s to their 80s. While a dance floor, extensive food menu and well-stocked bar may all be reasons to visit, the real star of the scene is the karaoke here. The main act is a geriatric singer known all throughout the East Bay as Diamond Dave, who puts on a lively karaoke lounge act to the latest radio tunes.

      Petar's Restaurant & Lounge
      32 Lafayette Circle
      Lafayette, CA 94549
      925-284-7117
      petars.com

    Vice Nightclub

    • For those who tire of the karaoke scene in Lafayette and are interested in a more active night with the whole clubbing experience, there is the sleek modern Vice dance club in neighboring Walnut Creek. Combining a roomy dance floor with cozy nooks for intimate conversation, the club encourages the crowd to mix and mingle, making it popular with the singles crowd who dress to impress on weekends. The music varies depending on the night but may range from '80s tunes to Top 40 dance hits. A cover is charged for entrance, which, as of 2010, ranges from $5-$10, depending on the night.

      Vice Nightclub
      1251 Arroyo Way
      Walnut Creek, CA 94596
      925-979-0132

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