Rebel

Rebel is an informal bar and nightclub at Vaskerelven 16 in Bergen, Vestland county, western Norway, which shifts from a bar into a nightclub as the evening goes on. It shares an address with Lille Bar, placing it in the heart of the Vaskerelven bar quarter, one of the busiest nightlife streets in the city. The crowd is mainly young adults, including students and locals in their twenties and thirties along with visitors, and dress is casual with no strict door policy normally reported. The atmosphere starts relaxed in the early evening, with people gathering for drinks, and becomes denser and more energetic later, when the room turns into a dance space. Music moves from background selections early on to club-oriented sets as the night develops, though precise genres vary and are best checked with the venue. The drinks programme is simple, with beer, spirits and mixed drinks priced at roughly NOK 100-150 (about USD 10.50-15.50). Opening hours are not published in the listing, but Fridays and Saturdays are the late nights, with weeknights quieter and shorter. A cover charge may apply later at weekends, which is best confirmed on the night. Reservations are not usually needed, and walk-in entry is the norm, though queues can form at peak times. Bottle service is not a standard feature. Card payment is standard. Because Lille Bar is at the same address, visitors can move between the two within one building area, and many other venues on Vaskerelven are within a few minutes on foot. Norway sets age 20 for buying spirits and photo identification is routinely checked.