Columbia Bars – Bars and Nightlife in Columbia, South Carolina

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Includes bars and clubs in and around Columbia, including Five Points bars, Forest Acres bars, Irmo bars, Lexington bars, Northeast bars, Vista bars, and West Columbia bars. Cheers!

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Downtown Columbia Bars, Nightlife, and Night Clubs

Five Points Bars

Five Points is located in Downtown Columbia at the intersection of two of the capital city's major streets – Harden and Devine. Just off the USC campus, it's a popular spot for college students. It offers unique, locally-owned shopping and a variety of restaurants and bars, many with an eccentric vibe.

Vista Bars

The Vista sits one block off Main Street, making it a quick jaunt across Assembly if you need a drink after visiting South Carolina's Statehouse – which, knowing our government, you probably will. The Vista is popular with young professionals and features bars, restaurants, art galleries, specialty shops, the convention center, and several hotels – Hilton Columbia Center and Hampton Inn Columbia Downtown Historic District, and Springhill Suites by Marriott Columbia Downtown.

Other Downtown Columbia Bars

The area surrounding the Statehouse is downtown's commercial center with many corporate buildings, businesses, and state offices. The area is popular with visitors to South Carolina's capital city..

Cayce and West Columbia Bars

The Cayce - West Columbia area is located just across the bridge from Downtown Columbia. This established working-class community is situated along Three Rivers Greenway – known to locals as the Riverwalk – a beautiful walking, running, and bicycling path which follows the Congaree River. Perhaps the best part of having a drink (or two) in Cayce - West Columbia is that on the way home, you can stop by what is arguably the most famous Krispy Kreme in South Carolina. Look for the "Hot" sign in the window – doughnuts are made right there in the store, and you can watch them come off the assembly line.