Mykels Bar
Ah, they love their chilled lager at this little Ghanaian pub down near the fish market in Kumasi. Pour yourself a foam-froth glass of Castle or Star and settle into the plastic stools under the fan. Visitors from abroad often pop in for an ice-cold drink after exploring the daytime markets. It sits tucked just behind the post office where everyone knows your face when you walk in. No frills, just proper Ghanaian pub atmosphere with good company and smooth music playing low.
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