Basically a long street with various bars and restaurants. Aimed at mainly westerners. There's a huge choice of food including Chinese, Spanish, Belgium, German etc. Some bars also show local and international sports games. But it is fairly pricey for what you get. Some restaurants are busy, some aren't. Less than 10 minute walk south from Longxi Station (Line 10).

This foreigners' street has a very apt name. Food tend to be expensive. Only reasonable if you take advantage of the various "happy hour" deals or buy 1 get 1 deals. Make sure you shop around because different restaurants do specials on different days. Most locations that have a food buy 1 get 1 requires a drink purchase. Decent variety and qualify of food if you want to play it safe, but again very much catered to foreigners.

Lovely place to relax

Interesting street with a lot of restaurants from cultures all over the globe.

Excellent food choices and fun atmosphere. Offers a nice blend of traditional Chinese and western standard restaurants which is definitely geared towards western tourists.

The classic going out venue for Westerners in Shanghai... a bit pricey, but you can find from Western Food to selected Asian foods everything. All with English language menue, some bands and singers. It is a small walking street with bars and restaurants only.

A modern mix of global cuisines. Including Chinese, Thai, Indian, Italian, German, Mexican and American choices. Many bars mixed in. Neighborhood feel in a tucked away street opposite the pearl mall.

Loved La Tapas restaurant

Touristic eating place with cosmopolitan restaurants and pubs. Different food options are available with crowd from all over the world.

Nice little street for foreigners. Has a bunch of restaurants and pubs catering to ex-Patriots or anyone wanting a taste of home.

Definitely getting quieter and a few bars closed, but still lots of restaurants and bars open offering good food and drink for westerners