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Springfield Nightlife, Missouri

Springfield is the third biggest city of Missouri, US and the county seat of Greene County. The metropolitan area of Springfield is also known as ‘the Birthplace of Route 66’, ‘the Queen city of Ozarks’ and ‘the Cultural Center of Ozarks’ because of its connection with US Route 66.

The downtown area of Springfield has undergone a complete restoration over the past few years and it has now become one of the hottest spots for old and young alike. Whether you are interested in a club scene or you are looking for a vibrant dance floor or you want to have a long conversation with your partner in a quite bar, the downtown area is where you should search. The city offers great nightlife options and you do not need to go far away to find an interesting place. Whether you want to enjoy some intimate moments, or to shoot a pool game or to show off your dancing talents, you will definitely find something that will suit your taste and mood.

Midnight Rodeo and Cowboys 2000 are two of the most popular places where one can dance as well as enjoy some drinks. Cowboys enjoy ladies’ night on Wednesdays and you will love to see hot male dancers here. Ladies’ nights are arranged in Midnight Rodeo on Thursdays where grand dance floors and great drinks specials are offered to the visitors.

Sir Gregory’s Billiards Café has plenty of pool tables. You can impress your friends and people around you by taking part in a karaoke. You can also join the Comedy Club in an adjoining room which conducts shows on the selected dates only. Celebrated comedians such as Dustin Diamond and Pauly Shore have shown their talents here. You can share your laughter with your family or friends and at the same time, enjoy appetizers and beers.

The downtown area of Springfield has been immersed in its historical background and a large number of college students also look for fun nights in town. Several taverns, cafes and pubs surround the Park Central Square that has recently undergone a process of renovation for preserving beauty and history. New shops and businesses are also introduced in the area including the Gilloiz Movie Theatre.