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Booze, Books, and Battleship

Three bars to try in downtown Macon
Amélie Horace, Murphy Center
December 6, 2024

Head to downtown Macon this weekend to these three bars to get your fill of fun!

Dance the night away at Daiquiris & More, a high-energy nightclub! With the latest hits, stunning light shows, and a vibrant atmosphere, it’s the ultimate place to let loose and party till dawn. (Amélie Horace)
Step into a world of books and cocktails at The Quil. Sip on novel-inspired drinks in a cozy, book-filled atmosphere—where every page tells a story and every drink is an adventure. (Amélie Horace)
Experience endless fun and nostalgia at Reboot & Retrocade Bar. Enjoy classic games, craft beers, and signature cocktails in a vibrant, retro-inspired setting. Perfect for friends, date nights, and game lovers alike. (Amélie Horace)
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