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Location: Located near Jose A. Cabrera and Fitz Roy in Palermo Hollywood. This is near the area in…read morePalermo Hollywood with many weekend clubs. The People: Staff is good. The Venue: - The venue has two floors. On the first floor you have a general dance floor in which both many people dance and sometimes circles are made to see the really good dancers break dance and show their moves. They have two bar areas in the front of the first floor to grab drinks and they do accept credit cards. In that floor is also a VIP-ish area where the DJ is and in the back some tables and seats to wind down a bit, it can get pretty hot in the venue. The second floor has another bar, some VIP tables, and an area where one can see the first floor and the live music. - Sundays: I have only come to this venue on Sundays, and in Buenos Aires, I would say this is the place to be Sunday nights. It plays live music, usually ranging from funk to hip-hop and sometimes other music as well. A great way to finish the weekend (or start it). Sometimes, depending on the live line-up, the line can be really long. The Drinks: - Fernet and Cola: Really good. Sometimes they are prepared proportionately bad in some venues (many leaning toward more coke and less Fernet, but this venue made it just right). - Champagne: Probably one of the few places I like to drink champagne in. Upshot: If there's a club for every day of the week in Buenos Aires, I would say this one has earned the title of The Sunday Club. A great place to dance the night away with friends. It can get a bit hot inside, hotter than other dance clubs. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Ubicación: ubicado cerca de José A. Cabrera y Fitz Roy en Palermo Hollywood. Esto está cerca del área de Palermo Hollywood con muchos clubes de fin de semana. La gente: el personal es bueno. El lugar: - El local tiene dos pisos. En el primer piso tienes una pista de baile general en la que muchas personas bailan y, a veces, se hacen círculos para ver a los bailarines realmente buenos romper el baile y mostrar sus movimientos. Tienen dos áreas de bar en la parte delantera del primer piso para tomar bebidas y aceptan tarjetas de crédito. En ese piso también hay un área VIP donde está el DJ y en la parte de atrás algunas mesas y asientos para relajarse un poco, puede hacer mucho calor en el lugar. El segundo piso tiene otro bar, algunas mesas VIP y un área donde se puede ver el primer piso y la música en vivo. - Domingos: solo he venido a este lugar los domingos, y en Buenos Aires, diría que este es el lugar para estar los domingos por la noche. Toca música en vivo, que generalmente va desde funk hasta hip-hop y, a veces, también otra música. Una excelente manera de terminar el fin de semana (o comenzarlo). A veces, dependiendo de la alineación en vivo, la línea puede ser realmente larga. Las bebidas: - Fernet y Cola: realmente bueno. A veces están preparados proporcionalmente mal en algunos lugares (muchos se inclinan hacia más coca y menos Fernet, pero este lugar lo hizo a la perfección). - Champaña: probablemente uno de los pocos lugares en los que me gusta beber champaña. Resumen: si hay un club para todos los días de la semana en Buenos Aires, diría que este se ha ganado el título de The Sunday Club. Un gran lugar para bailar toda la noche con amigos. Puede hacer un poco de calor por dentro, más que otros clubes de baile.

Location: Located near Av. Cnel. Niceto Vega and Fitz Roy in Palermo Hollywood. This is the area in…read morePalermo Hollywood with many weekend clubs. The People: Staff is good. The Venue: - The venue is a bit smaller than other venues around it but what it lacks in size it makes up for it in music. I met someone from Central Europe who wanted to dance to Spanish music--reggaeton, salsa, cambia, etc. Sometimes in Palermo Hollywood it is difficult to find such places because many play the trending electronic/EDM music as well as trap, hi-hop, and the like. I went on Saturdays which they play various types of musical genres. They even gave a free bottle of champagne to the loudest group in the venue. I believe the price was 250 pesos with consumption, and that is pretty good deal in Palermo Hollywood for 1-2am. I would say the most affordable deal I have seen thus far in the area (Ferona is a close second). The Drinks: - Fernet and Cola: Really good. Sometimes they are prepared proportionately bad in some venues (many leaning toward more coke and less Fernet, but this venue made it just right). Upshot: I think that this is one of the most affordable places to dance the night away in Palermo Hollywood. They play a variety of music so I am sure that one would find something that they like. I would most certainly come again. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Ubicación: ubicado cerca de la Av. Cnel Niceto Vega y Fitz Roy en Palermo Hollywood. Esta es el área en Palermo Hollywood con muchos clubes de fin de semana. La gente: el personal es bueno. El lugar: - El lugar es un poco más pequeño que otros lugares a su alrededor, pero lo que le falta en tamaño lo compensa en música. Conocí a alguien de Europa Central que quería bailar música española: reggaetón, salsa, cambia, etc. A veces en Palermo Hollywood es difícil encontrar esos lugares porque muchos tocan la música electrónica / EDM de moda, así como el trap, hi-hop , y similares. Fui los sábados donde tocan varios tipos de géneros musicales. Incluso dieron una botella de champán gratis al grupo más ruidoso del lugar. Creo que el precio era de 250 pesos con el consumo, y ese es un buen negocio en Palermo Hollywood para 1-2am. Yo diría que la oferta más asequible que he visto hasta ahora en el área (Ferona es un segundo cercano). Las bebidas: - Fernet y Cola: realmente bueno. A veces están preparados proporcionalmente mal en algunos lugares (muchos se inclinan hacia más coca y menos Fernet, pero este lugar lo hizo a la perfección). En resumen: creo que este es uno de los lugares más asequibles para bailar toda la noche en Palermo Hollywood. Tocan una variedad de música, así que estoy seguro de que encontrarán algo que les guste. Sin duda volvería otra vez.

Am I in Vegas or Buenos Aires? I have no idea…read more The difference -- Rosebar doesn't close until seven. Vegas clubs, on the other hand, close at three. I would recommend going here if you want to do more of the Americanized/European club scene. They played all American Top 40 and only threw in Spanish music a few times throughout the night. There is large dance floor in the middle and then bars on the edges. One quick tip about the process of getting a drink: you have to tell one of the people at the bar your order and then you will get a receipt after you pay. Then hand that to the bartender to get your drink. Naranja is more of a Tang than orange juice. Don't let it fool you. It's something you have to check out if you're in BA.Thursday nights have "after hours" which is basically an after work dance party... I'm into it. They really should start implementing it in America.

TL;DR: Don't jump, only dance…read more So this place is meant to be a "classy" club. Girls pay $150 at the door and guys pay $200. We went at 1 am and it was nearly empty. The party started at 3am. They played good music except for the fact that the guard approached us and specifically told us to stop jumping. So, just keep in mind that this club is only for dancing and not jumping.

Niceto remains fun and a go to spot on Thursdays in Bs As. It has been that way for years and…read moreyears and remains the same today. Most recently this trip I noted the back room with deep house music. Very cool. I had spent my last two trips in the main room, or posted up in the VIP drinking bubbly (the Mumm is produced in Argentina no less!). I like that in true Europ-NYC fashion they have a floor show here. Yes, bring out the freaks! Make the night interesting! I was out with a Director from Delta, and I think we were both high from the many circles of people smoking weed around us. Totally fun place. A must on Thursday's in Bs As.

Wow i read reviews and came in. Paid 200 pesos per person and a Vip band. Right off the bat the…read morebartender did not know how to make an absolute vodka martini. She did not have Olives? It is Thursday 69. Supposedly there should be drag ... But the music is slo electro mixed and all pose. Not impressed by service but good show

Avoid this place if you're a foreigner. Had dinner at Gardiner then went to Tequila for a night out…read moreand they requested we get a table because we were "Ingles" and spend a minimum $8000. Don't waste you're time at either place. A stick to Palermo and Recoleta areas to have fun.

I went here on Wednesday night, which is the main disco night, so I can't speak for the other days,…read morebut I had a really great time here! There is no cover for the Wednesday party, just a coat check that's 10 pesos. There are two levels; one with the main dance floor, and one above which is smaller. It was very, very packed and the crowd is mixed, kind of queer, and more on the younger side. But I went alone and ended up meeting some great Argetinian people. Definitely not a pretentious club.

As a gay tourist, this spot seems to be the place to go to, on Wednesday nights…read more The music is good, but not amazing. The space is cool - the bars are all on the elevated area that frames the sunken dancefloor. There is also no cover charge. The crowd skews very young (18 to 25), so the vibe ranges from fun to a little awkward (it's probably the first club experience for a lot of the crowd). The night doesn't get busy until after 12:30 a.m. However, arrive before then. It will look dead, but it will fill up quickly and long lines later.

First time to visit from the US. Had a wonderful time with Ricky, learning about tango and the…read moreculture. El Beso is a special place.

It's a place to see a lot of skilled tango dancers do their thing. This place has an authentic vibe…read moreto it. There is food and bar service. Some empanadas, pastries, espresso drinks, some alcoholic drinks as well. I saw a modest shelf of hard liquors as well. Cover charge was 3500 pesos, or about US$3.25 at the exchange rate at the time. Decor is honestly kind of meh for me. Lighting is very bright the couple of times I went. Great that you can see the dancing, but doesn't provide much mood lighting. Bathrooms: Decent and spacious and reasonably clean.

Service was nonexistent. We waited over one hour for a couple of salads. Location is good. Choose…read moreone of the other park-side restaurants.