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| Davis has, over the last few years, developed a bustling and varied little nightlife scene. The people you'll find out tend to be a mix of Davis locals, grad students, and undergraduates and are usually quite friendly. And in this little college town you can find everything from booty pants and top 40 music to cowboy hats and line dancing.
Most of the nightlife lies along G street. On almost any night of the week you can find locals and students mixing in the bars there below 3rd street. There are also a few other bars downtown, like the extremely popular Sophia's Thai Bar. In recent years a number of downtown restaurants have decided to keep doors open late in the hopes of attracting some of Davis's revelers. Among these are the Little Prague and Soga's. Near campus, The Graduate, on Russell and Anderson, is a longtime favorite and the best place to find vigorous top-40 dancing in town. Other spots to get out some energy include Cantina Del Cabo and Pasta?, both downtown.
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| The location occupied by the G Street Pub has been home to Davis pubs since the 80s. It was originally called A.J. Bumps and has gone through a number of owners since.These days it is the spot to come for $2 PBRs and unpretentious drinking. There's no dress code, explicit or otherwise and there are often bands playing. A standard bar menu, dart boards and well-maintained pool tables round out the... |  |
| "The Grad," as it's called, is at this point almost a Davis landmark with it's beer mug crest and long wooden tables. In the afternoons this large pub is a great place to get a few beers and watch whatever game it is you're interested in; there are TVs of every size all over the place and they're usually showing sports. The food is standard pub fare and can seem a little overpriced though.At... |  |
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