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Explore Live Bar & Restaurant Cams

Watch real-time bar and restaurant webcams around the world.

The Beach Bar - Cruz Bay, St. John, USVI

United States

Blind Donkey - Downtown Cruz Bay, St. John, USVI

United States

The Temple Bar - Dublin, Ireland

Ireland

Hog’s Breath Saloon - Key West, Florida, USA

United States

Shinjuku Kabukicho - Tokyo, Japan (Cam 1)

Japan

Shinjuku Kabukicho - Tokyo, Japan (Cam 2)

Japan

Elvis’ Beach Bar - Sandy Ground, Anguilla, BOTs

United Kingdom

Sosúa Downtown - Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic

Cuba Libre Beach - Ohrid, North Macedonia

North Macedonia

Great Bay Beach Boardwalk - Philipsburg, Sint Maarten

Netherlands

Soggy Dollar Bar - White Bay, BVI

United Kingdom

Henry Africa’s Bar - Koh Samui, Thailand

Thailand

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Explore live bar and restaurant cameras from social hotspots around the world, showing real-time views of busy terraces, lively food streets, rooftop bars, and waterfront dining areas. These live cameras reveal how locations change from quiet mornings to packed evenings, with visible shifts in crowd size, lighting, and street activity.

Many venues sit inside entertainment districts that are also listed under Busy Places, where concerts, festivals, and weekend crowds increase foot traffic and late-night activity. Camera views often capture surrounding walkways, nearby attractions, and public spaces where people gather before and after dining.

For regional variety, you can explore live cameras in Italy, where cafés and evening dining dominate town squares, or browse live cameras in the United States, where restaurant clusters appear in downtown districts, beach promenades, and tourist zones.

These feeds are also available on our world map of live cameras, making it easy to explore different regions and viewpoints.

Explore live bar and restaurant cameras from social hotspots around the world, showing real-time views of busy terraces, lively food streets, rooftop bars, and waterfront dining areas. These live cameras reveal how locations change from quiet mornings to packed evenings, with visible shifts in crowd size, lighting, and street activity.

Many venues sit inside entertainment districts that are also listed under Busy Places, where concerts, festivals, and weekend crowds increase foot traffic and late-night activity. Camera views often capture surrounding walkways, nearby attractions, and public spaces where people gather before and after dining.

For regional variety, you can explore live cameras in Italy, where cafés and evening dining dominate town squares, or browse live cameras in the United States, where restaurant clusters appear in downtown districts, beach promenades, and tourist zones.

These feeds are also available on our world map of live cameras, making it easy to explore different regions and viewpoints.