Sunny Beach Bulgaria - Night-Time dress code

ZonarySonic · 17-08-2017 04:55PM #1

Hi I was just wondering does anyone know the dress code in Sunny Beach for the night-time.

Do most bars allow you to enter while wearing shorts/t-shirts and trainers or do you need shirt/jeans and shoes?

any help is appreciated.

coylemj · 17-08-2017 05:15PM

Even The Sun (trashy UK tabloid) says that Sunny Beach is 'a bit rough around the edges' and it's reputably the cheapest resort in Europe. You're surely already aware that it's a budget destination and probably has little or no dress code?

If that place has a 'dress code', I'm bringing my tux for evening dinners in Lanzarote next year.

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ZonarySonic · 17-08-2017 05:19PM

coylemj wrote: »

Even The Sun (trashy UK tabloid) says that Sunny Beach is 'a bit rough around the edges' and it's reputably the cheapest resort in Europe. You're surely already aware that it's a budget destination and probably has little or no dress code?

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Just thought I would check really was assuming it wouldn't be strict or anything over there as most European holiday resorts aren't.

In terms of what the Sun say, I agree it is a trashy newspaper, I like to experience things myself. I have read online some people hate it and others love it.

Been a few places myself that were highly recommended and I didn't enjoy them and vice-versa. Thanks for the advice

Fred Swanson · 17-08-2017 05:55PM

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coylemj · 18-08-2017 01:20AM

ZonarySonic wrote: »

In terms of what the Sun say, I agree it is a trashy newspaper, I like to experience things myself. I have read online some people hate it and others love it.

My point was that, considering the low standards of the people who read it, if even The Sun newspaper says that Sunny Beach is a 'a bit rough around the edges', I would estimate that there is no dress code, much less standards of any kind in operation. Probably makes Benidorm look like Monte Carlo in comparison.

Fred Swanson · 18-08-2017 08:22AM

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Sunny Beach Bulgaria - Night-Time dress code

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