The Galaxy · Cantinas & Nightlife · Social life
Bars, Cantinas & Nightlife
Star Wars drinking and entertainment spaces do more than decorate scenes. They connect travelers, workers, soldiers, criminals, clients, political movements, gamblers, and local communities. This archive now follows those spaces across film and television as well as video games, with Canon and Legends clearly separated.
Film & television
Screen Canon
Social spaces from live-action and animated Canon, including cantinas, taverns, casinos, military bars, and local gathering places.

Mos Eisley Cantina
Pilots, smugglers, musicians, bounty hunters, and informal labor inside the Outer Rim's most famous social crossroads.
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Garsa’s Sanctuary
An upscale music hall, gambling den, and refuge where hospitality, status, underworld politics, and violence meet.
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79’s
The off-duty clone bar where soldiers drink, celebrate, find one another, and briefly step outside formal military discipline.
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Old Jho’s Pit Stop
A spaceport cantina that became part local gathering place, part rebel support network, and later an instrument of Imperial control.
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Cid’s Parlor
An underground bar and gaming room that doubles as a job broker, information network, and unstable home base for the Bad Batch.
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The Outlander Club
A lower-level gambling den where affluent thrill-seekers, criminals, illicit commerce, and urban inequality share the same room.
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Nevarro Cantina
A bounty-hunter meeting place transformed by battle, reconstruction, and the planet's shift toward civic life.
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Sorgan Common House
The rough-hewn hunters’ and traders’ tavern where Din Djarin first encounters Cara Dune.
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Aunt Z’s Tavern
Pilots, mechanics, bettors, and regulars gather around racing, food, games, drinks, and Aunt Z’s advice.
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Video Games — Canon
Locations from current Canon games where the player can gather information, gamble, recruit allies, find work, or simply watch a community change.
Pyloon’s Saloon
Greez’s cantina grows into a player-built community of allies, travelers, games, music, and recurring conversations.
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Makal’s Gambling Parlor
Neutral syndicate territory where Sabacc, contracts, eavesdropping, brokers, and Pyke politics share the same room.
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The Domak Refectory
A former monastic refectory turned warm public cantina, job market, information hub, and gambling destination.
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The Alcazar
A Myrra cantina embedded in Akiva’s criminal networks and the explorable nightlife systems of Outlaws.
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Video Games — Legends
KOTOR, KOTOR II, and SWTOR locations preserved as Legends and labeled separately from current Canon.

Javyar’s Cantina
Pazaak, dancers, bounty contracts, gangs, and future companions make this KOTOR cantina a Lower City social hub.
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Upper City Cantina
A wealthier counterpart to Javyar’s where Pazaak, dueling, Sith personnel, and class privilege meet.
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A species-centered cantina with multiple atmospheric chambers—some dangerous to humans—and deep Exchange connections.
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Iziz Cantina
Gambling and nightlife overlap with investigation, visas, Jedi contacts, surveillance, and Onderon’s political crisis.
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Club Vertica Casino
Luxury nightlife built around exclusivity, status, gambling, spectacle, and SWTOR’s recurring Nightlife event.
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Star Cluster Casino
A mass-entertainment casino whose gambling floors and live-service events make it a persistent player social space.
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