Eddies is a bar in Lagos Centro, Lagos. Rated 4.3 stars from 345 Google reviews. Known for unbeatable happy hour and great beer selection & value. Best for happy hour drinks and groups of friends. Price range: € 5–10.
Rankings updated May 2026
Eddies
Across 341 rated reviews, 82% gave four or five stars.
| Rating | 4.3★ |
| Reviews | 345 |
| 1-star share | 6.2% |
| Best for | Happy hour drinks |
In Their Own Words
Review highlights surfaced by Google — shown in English, with the original beneath
“What 'saves' the place is the great music and the attractive, young people who go there.”
“O que "salva" é a boa música e gente bonita e jovem que frequenta o lugar.”
“I liked the beer and the atmosphere.”
“Gostei da cerveja e ambiente.”
“We ordered a few drinks, had a few, they cleared our glasses away, and we stayed chatting.”
“Pedimos vários drinks, bebemos, recolheram nossos copos e ficamos conversando.”
About Eddies
Eddies is a casual, welcoming bar in Lagos Centro that thrives on good beer, honest cocktails, and the energy of its mixed crowd—tourists, locals, and groups drawn by seven-hour happy hours that push pints to €3. The space is small and intimate, with outdoor seating on one of Lagos's most iconic streets, making it ideal for watching the world pass while nursing a discounted Super Bock or Sagres. The bar's real draw is its vibe: friendly staff, consistently good music (British rock, upbeat tracks), darts, and sports on screen create an unpretentious, inclusive atmosphere where solo travellers quickly befriend regulars and groups settle in for the evening. Prices hover between €4–7 for a beer or wine, making it one of the most affordable drinks stops in the zona. The Portuguese and international staff foster a genuinely welcoming tone, and the bar's long opening hours mean you can drop by for a morning coffee or a late-night drink with equal ease.
Eddies lands in the category of venues that are as much about the cocktails as the food — a destination choice rather than a convenience one.
In the last 90 days, Eddies has drawn 5 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — a measure of how actively its reviewers have been writing lately.
What Stands Out
Unbeatable happy hour
Multiple reviews cite €3 pints and half-price afternoon drinks; one reviewer noted 'can't moan at that!!' for a Super Bock at happy hour rates.
Great beer selection & value
Reviewers consistently praise the Super Bock stout on draught, Sagres, and other Portuguese beers; one noted 'two large beers €7' in a pleasant, welcoming atmosphere.
Vibrant, inclusive atmosphere
Described as 'laut und irgendwie richtig nice' (loud and genuinely nice) by solo travellers who quickly made friends; staff energy and music create a 'perfect place to spend lots of time on your holiday.'
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Contact
R. 25 de Abril 99, 8600-763 Lagos
Frequently Asked Questions about Eddies
Absolutely. Solo visitors consistently report making friends quickly with other guests and staff. The casual, inclusive vibe means you'll never feel out of place sitting at the bar or at an outdoor table.
Eddies runs a seven-hour happy hour with pints at €3 and half-price drinks on beer and cocktails. It's one of the cheapest drink deals in Lagos Centro.
No, Eddies is a drinks-only bar. They focus on beer, cocktails, wine, and spirits—no food service.
Yes. Eddies has tables outside on the street, perfect for people-watching on one of Lagos's most iconic thoroughfares.
Casual, lively, and inclusive. Expect good music (often British rock), sports on screen, darts, and a mix of tourists and locals. It can get crowded and loud, especially during happy hour.
Yes, the entrance has wheelchair accessibility.
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