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Quick StatsUseful Resources for Nightlife
- Facebook, word of mouth, flyers around campus
Student Favorites
- Bodega’s
- Bourbon Street Bar
- In Italy
- Struttin' Duck
Primary Areas with Nightlife
- Downtown
- Wire Road (away from town)
Other Places to Check Out
- Champs
- Highlands Bar & Grill
- Struttin’ Duck
- Taylor’s Café
Favorite Drinking Games
- Beer pong
- Card games
- Flip Cup
Cheapest Place to Get a Drink
Bourbon Street Bar
College Prowler Take
The bar and club scene in Auburn is somewhat sparse, but students still enjoy going out to them. If you’re good on the dance floor, then you’ll only find a few spots that you can dance at. Tigris is one of the only clubs that offers a place to dance. Many of the bars and clubs are similar around downtown. Only a few are open to students under 21. They also have rules pertaining to dress code and serving of liquor. However, local bands are alive and kicking in Auburn. There are many places to hear bands play, such as the Big Blue Bagel, Buffalo’s American Grill, and Bodega’s. Students Speak Out
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AUSP says: Auburn University 2014 Communication and Journalism  |
Fraternity parties are always a...
Fraternity parties are always a good place for Greeks. You can pretty much find a party at a fraternity house every night of the week. SkyBar is fun when it's not Wednesday and high schoolers are there. Quixote's is always a good time, and 1716 is a good chill place. House parties are generally avoided by the time you're 20 and can find your way into a bar.
Nightlife: March 13, 2009
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AUKHf says: Auburn University 2016 Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences |
Frat houses are great for parties,...
Frat houses are great for parties, just be careful what you drink. Bars are 19-and-up.
Nightlife: February 28, 2009
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AUAS says: Auburn University 2016 Public Administration and Social Services |
There are some parties at frat...
There are some parties at frat houses, but they are mainly during football season. The bars downtown are fun, but you have to be older than 19. SkyBar is most people's favorite.
Nightlife: February 24, 2009
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AUKL says: Auburn University 2016 Education |
Parties on campus are super fun...
Parties on campus are super fun and crazy during football season. You have to be 19 to get into the bars here in Alabama, so that is kind of unfortunate. However, they are all really fun once you can get in. Bourbon Street is really fun on Thursday nights. SkyBar and In Italy are also great picks. SkyBar has something for all kinds of people to enjoy. Clubbing in Atlanta isn't too far either!
Nightlife: February 24, 2009
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AUMU says: Auburn University 2016 English Language and Literature |
Parties on and around campus are...
Parties on and around campus are mostly frats—they're decent. There are five bars in town, which makes for a pretty dead scene for a school of more than 24,000.
Nightlife: February 24, 2009
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Facts
Organization Parties
Fraternities usually have weekend "band parties," especially during football season, which are very popular with the students
Club Listings
Opened in 2007 and is one of the newest bars in Auburn. In Italy is more of a lounge bar and is more popular with upper classmen. In Italy 145 E. Magnolia Ave. Auburn (334) 821-8200
Bar Listings
Bodega’s is a very popular bar for students, specifically those 21 and over. Bodega’s features live bands almost every weekend and during the summer months, their back patio area draws crowds. Bodega’s 101 N. College St. (334) 887-5990
Bourbon Street is one of the student's favorites. There are usually bands or DJs every night of the week, and cover and drinks are fairly cheap.
Great bar in downtown Auburn. Many people hang out at this bar to watch away football games.
Mellow Mushroom is also a restaurant in the downtown area that students and locals love to frequent. You can partake of its famous pizza or its wide variety of beers on tap. This restaurant is usually packed during the weekends, so get there early!
Sky Bar is one of Auburn students' favorite bars, and has two rooms for live music. Sometimes local artists and bands with bigger names will make a tour stop at Sky Bar.
This is one of Auburn’s few clubs that’s not located in the downtown area.
What to Do if You're Not 21
Famous for its all-you-can-eat wings night on Tuesdays, this restaurant also has two bars and pool tables. On Mondays, they feature live bands. No cover to enter. Located on Magnolia Street. Buffalo’s American Grille 149 E. Magnolia Ave. (334) 826-9464
Normally this little restaurant attracts customers during the day, but on Tuesday nights they have open mic night with no cover. The Blue Bagel is located on College Street, across the street from most of the bars and clubs. Big Blue Bagel 120 N. College St. (334) 501-2245
This bakery is locally owned by an Auburn family and has been around for about 10 years. For those students who are looking for a quieter evening than a night at the clubs, Taylor’s offers a small cozy atmosphere with great coffee and pastries. Students often meet up at Taylor’s to study or just to chat with their friends. Taylor’s Bakery 132 N. College St. (334) 502-1112
This bar is right on College Street and is very popular among the students. It is one of the few bars that allow students under 21 to enter. Look carefully for this bar; it’s squeezed in next to Bodega’s, which is another popular bar in the downtown area. Bourbon Street Bar 103 N. College St. (334) 887-1166
This café in Auburn is located right next to Taylor’s Bakery on College Street. Bizilia’s serves up sandwiches, as well as caffeinated treats. Bizilia’s Café 134 N. College St. (334) 826-0080
Tigris hosts live bands. Tigris 129 N. College St. (334) 501-8447
Did You Know?Auburn police are specifically strict on drinking and driving. If you are caught driving under the influence, not only will you suffer legal consequences, but your name will be posted in The Plainsman, the campus newspaper.
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