The beer halls round out the Slovak experience. To get a feeling of once one of the biggest beer halls in central Europe, stop by in Mamut at Cintorinska street. The wooden interior and music from Wednesday to Saturday top it off. I would advise not to hang around during the day though, as many mafia-like gorrilas crowd the place. Bratislava was the last capital in Central Europe to be bombarded by fast food.
Ice cream stands, fruit stands, as well as craft booths can be found all over the city center.
It is filled with students and will be full on weekend nights, so come earlier to get in. The DJ plays mostly 80's music and recently the place has been run over by teenagers. If you prefer an older crowd, go to Krater Pub and Cafe, a pub with live music during Friday concerts, as well as adult entertainment such as striptease. Modern 90's interior is one of the best in Bratislava. You should not have a problem with finding a reasonable place to stay overnight in Bratislava since there are 6 big youth hostels and plenty of hotels.