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[Billy Danze]

Any good spots here? Whether it's mainly foreigners or Koreans, looking for some lively spots in this area of Incheon. Let me know....

[Vix]

Haha me too, if you find any let me know and I will buy you a drink

[Jacknife]

If you like drinking and watching girls, there is Woodstock around the
corner from the fire station. (in front of Bupyeong Stn.) To get to
Woodstock walk past the fire station and take your first right. Woodstock
is about 20m down. Great place to drink outside and watch the miniskirts
and hot pants stroll by. It is also a great place to meet women.

Goose Goose is one block over. Still going strong after 10 tears.

Thats about it. Bucheon is much better. R&B in Bucheon has pints of
Alley Kat ale for 6,000won.

[neilsputnik]

Near the Arts Center, same subway line, Intl Biz District, is where a lot of foreigners hang out. The bar Rios seems popular too.

[Dyshile]

I'm arriving in Bupyeong in 2 weeks so I will definitely have to check out woodstocks

[dumpring]

N's pub. Order a Sohito!

[confucian]

Goose Goose would be the best bar for engaging the local talent.

N's is a dump.

[luckysharms]

N's pub is dark, but it's cleaner than Goose Goose - Better pool table too. Goose Goose tends to have more foreigners than N's. Sometimes N's is completely Korean. Woodstock is small, but it's also more open to the street, which is nice. The other option is G7 - It's more or less across the street from Holly's Coffee, which is pretty easy to find. A bunch of foreigners used to get together to have a trivia night on Thursdays (I think) - not sure if they still do it or not.

Good luck.

[dumpring]

Goose is alright during the week but, weekend? Local talent is pretty scarce on that side of the road altogether, and foreign talent is non-existent. You'd do better in starwars!

[Billy Danze]

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The main bars in Bupyeong are as follows:

g7: I never really liked it there because it was never busy, but apparently its gotten a lot better and they have hukka's now as well.

seoul pub: only been once, was okay, but its still new so no one really goes there.

N's pub: Always a blast, and 50/50 ratio between koreans and foreigners. Most foreigners dont show up until 11 or later though.

Goose Goose: a classic and still running strong. A little dirty but always packed with foreigners.

Old woodstock: a tiny alley bar, but if your lucky enough to get the outside seat then its a good drinking spot.

New woodstock: well its new (duh!) and very clean and relaxing. A bit to bright for my tastes though.

For three of the above bars, take the underground exit 21. walk up the stairs and right set of stairs on exit 21. You will exit in front of a bunch of meat street vendors and beside bennigans(sp?) walk straight.....

....For goose walk straight until you see a baskin robins and a starbucks on either side of a walking street. Take said street and when you come to a walking corssroads turn left and walk straight about 30ft and goose is in the basement on the left side (black and white sign at street level).

...For New woodstock walk straight until you see a baskin robins and a starbucks on either side of a walking street.Take said street and when you come to a walking corssroads turn right and walk straight for about 60ft woodstock is on the 3rd floor on your right side and has a big yellow sign.

...For N's pub walk straight on the street out of the #21 exit and continue walkign for about 2 blocks. You will see a k25 convience store on the left and beside a walking side street. Take said street for 10ft look up and you'll see N's pub sign in red and black. Its on the left side on the second floor.

And theres how to get to the 3 most popular bars in bupyeong

any other questions email me if you want.

[NYC_Gal]

There's also a bar called Who's (sp?) directly next to N's Pub. I've only been once, but it was way too packed so went elsewhere. I suppose that's good for many, though.

[Crockpot2001]

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