We paid 15 swiss francs each for entry literally not worth a penny. Tiny basement like enviornment…read morewith lots of 18 year olds maybe even younger. Music choice was TERRIBLE. Not much of a selection of anything. Waste of money, we had one beer each and left after 10 minutes. Young guy feeling his girlfriends boobs lifting her shirt on the dancefloor is just gross and trashy. If your 24 and up you will feel like the teacher of a class of freshman. So many better spots, if your in your late or mid 20s go to Kaufleuten, mascotte, or Jade. So much better and worth the heaftier price tag for entry. Some hotels offer free entry with a promo card, doesnt hurt to ask.

Gonzo and I are in love. I just can't get enough. A club that doesn't play techno? YES! I mean, I…read morelove me some god electro-whatever but, it's a nice change. Last weekend they we're playing oldies. But... It works. And sometimes they're remixed or whatever, but it's always dance-able. It's refreshing to have a cool club that plays a funky eclectic mix that differs from the majority. Sort of typical look... a downstairs, basement-y, small, funky place that does get tight but not uptight. And if it's not uptight, it's ok to be tight. I mean, you don't have to be bothered bumping into people, cause everybody's cool, but not TOO cool... Know what I mean?

I can actually sum this up in a list of words instead of sentences to help out people who actually…read moremight be interested in coming here... Atrocious waiting times for coat check Super boring and monotonous music Abnormally bitchy girls (perhaps Swiss girls keep it in all week and let out their bitchness during the weekends??) You'll never be cool enough, so don't try Did I mention the coat check queue?!?!? GAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!! Sorry to be such a club scrooge, but wow! Come up and visit me in Amsterdam and you can enjoy some real clubs!!

The only club with good music in zurich. Banger after banger. Its also huuge and has like at least…read morefour rooms. Kinda far away from the center but its worth it. Lots of lounges and bars. Drinks are expensive so thats the only downside. But apart from that its a great club.

I visited Helsinkiklub last night and was very, very impressed. First, it is a real bar. None of…read morethat over expensive, übershiek crap hereso sir, this is a drinkers bar. When I visited they had a great live free-style hip-hop, show put on by two guys from Berlin. The show was top-notch, the sound great, and the crowd was well mixed and hopping. Strange to be at a live hip-hop show and not a brother there to representing the black man, but whatever. Since there was a live show, there was a 14 CHF cover which I though was worth every cent. Drink prices where also quite reasonable, costing 6ish CHF for mixed drinks and wine. The people working there where very laid back and friendly. Worth noting here is when you order vodka, they will not understand you unless you pronounce it vood-ka, but maybe they where just giving the foreigner some shit. :) The location is stumbling distance from the Hardbrüke station, nice to know when it is pissing rain. Over all I highly recommend Helsinki as a drinking and live music venue.

Best alternative concert place in town. Go there! Especially on Sundays to Trio from Hell, hard to…read morefind a place with a better atmosphere and friendlier crowd than this.

Zurich's version of a Miami club, if you know what I mean. The music is mostly, if not entirely,…read moretechno, but once in a while you get a salsa or merengue, and even dembow infused beat. The atmosphere is out of the world. We partied on a Friday night and the Swiss, along with the many foreigners in attendance, come out to enjoy the night. It was a party for the ages. Part of our crew did not want to leave. And yet we remained 'till closing. Knowing that the next day we would pay the price.

The oldest nightclub in Zürich! I've been here lots of times on Fridays and Saturdays, and it's…read morealways a pretty good crowd with a good mix of music. Last week was the first time I came on a Thursday, and I was surprised to find it packed. Don't people have to work or go to school on Friday?? I only hung out for about an hour because I had promised to join my friend for a little bit after our dept xmas party, but it was still fun to get our groove on... and burn off some of our massive dinner. ;) I've heard some complaints about this place trying to be too posh, but all of my friends love it, and I've felt equally comfortable dancing in a black cocktail dress and also jeans and a tank top. (Or in the case of last Thursday, what I wore to work.)

Always a good idea esp. on NYE in Zürich. It's a trip unique and shows a vibe that zürich representsread more

This was my first European nightlife experiences. It is a pretty big place and the cover was not…read moretoo bad- they accept student IDs for a discount. It was hard to find at first but follow the graffiti and umbrellas and you'll be fine. The drinks were pretty expensive - though hat seemed to be the case for every price in Zurich. The only drawback to this is you need a 50 euro minimum to use a card as payment. Definitely bring cash next time. The atmosphere was pretty stereotypical. The music was blaring and you could feel the beats in your stomach. Overall the dress code was casual. Girls - you can totally wear converse and it will be cool. The bathrooms were large so you didn't have to wait too long to get past the girls taking selfies in the mirror, which is nice.

Xtra is typically a night club that is for a couple nights each year turned into a Roller Skating…read morerink for Rollerdisco evenings. Thus, the space for roller skating is small and the floor is not flat and smooth. But, you can't be picky when their are no roller skating rinks to be found in Switzerland. Be sure to come early when doors open at 10pm, because if you don't have your own skates to bring, they most likely will run out of the popular sizes. For 25 CHF and a personal ID (be sure to keep the paper number in order to pick your ID back up at the end), you get a pair of quad skates and the ability to skate your heart away for the evening to music played by DJ's from across multiple generations, so if you are a hater of the 70's Disco era, do not fear, because they only played a couple of songs from that genre. Once you have obtained your skates, you can rent a blue Ikea bag for 5 CHF to put all your personal belongings in and have stored (be sure yet again to not loose the paper number). Once you have successfully put on your skates, be prepared to climb some stairs in order to gain access to the "rink" area. There is a bar serving libations and random places to sit outside the rink floor. Once the evening gets going the floor becomes a slow moving rolling sea of bodies, some of which dressed up in colourful attire. There is no end of wonderful people watching opportunities here. For those with real skating skills, you will find solo roller dancers showing off their funky moves in spaces they can find on the side. A good evening out with friends, to get your "skate" on, enjoy some people watching, and groove to the music.

Super cool idea- I was really excited for this. But when I…read morearrived after 11, it was my size skate they missed. (And my pals already had skates, so I was a bit pissed!) There were too many folks, so all skating slow- And the more they drank, the more hit the floor. (And that stops the traffic even more!) The music was nice while I was there. And teenies and adults mixed without care. So I would go back, but for 25 Franks- I'd hope to get skates! Please and thanks :-)

An awsome place in the center of Zürich !…read more Stall 6 is de bar next to the theatre Gessnerallee. It is crowded before a performance but also at weekends. It used to be old horse stalls and they turned it into a bar (next to it a restaurant and theatre). There are tables, a bar and sofa's. Its very easy-going. In the bar you also have the ticket corner for Gessnerallee. You can have small things to eat such as nacho's but nothing special. For that you have to go to the restaurant. I like just to go and have a pre-drink before I go because personnaly I don't like to much the DJ' nights. Not my kinda music. Whats really funny: the lamps :) They have differents lamps all over the bar.

Stall 6 is relatively unknown I think. Realtively meaning, for its size and its personality it…read moreshould be much more popular. I like it like that. It's actually and old stall (barn). Live music and DJs start on the weekend at around 10, so if you get here before that, you don't pay cover. A long bar is generally well manned (or womanned) and serves Goldsprint on tap. No hot food but the tapas plates out of the display are downright decent. I like the place for it's rustic contemporary mix and for its size. It's quite open (not crowded) and there is always a seat at one of the tables or even in one of the couch areas.

Kaufleuten is one pf the big clubs in zurich -and is super central…read more It really offers a varaity of events and parties! I went to the salsa nights on sundays and these are great, cause entrance costs only 10 chf and the people really want to dance salsa. Also the showcases are awesome ! For these uou have to lucky and win a ticket, but it is often that you get one. I went to sean pauls showcase that was super great! The only thing i dont like so much, that some parties cost more like 20 chf and also the drink are expensive, bit in the end the same as in other clubs!

Our consulting company was renting the whole place for the Christmas party like every year…read morerecently. The place is really an institution since decades and to enjoy it together with the folks you usually work with is really great.

I've only been here for an event so I am not sure how it is during normal nights…read more. It is not a huge night club but interior is quite nice and classic. Music was very good but the drinks are too expensive. A bottle of small beer was 10 CHF! Bartender was very efficient but not enough to handle all the crowds when it gets packed. The place appears to be suitable for a bit older crowds like age over 30s... Overall it seems to be a good place to hang out when you want to go dancing and you are not in early 20s any more...

A Club for older people. I think or feel like over the age of 35. The price for drinks is a little…read morebit higher then in other clubs. The Club has a special roman style and there is also a smoker room with tables to stand there. The sound is a lot of morn common songs for the little bit older party people. The wardrobe is directly at the entrance and the space there is a little small but it is ok in general.

Partied at Bellevue after Street Parade 2017 for Dubfire's set and I loved this club! The staff was…read moresuper super nice, especially the main doorman. The nightclub does not have any special light effects but does have a very intimate and dark feel to it. I love these types of venues because it's more about the music and leas about the light effects and other production. Just a tip: if you're partying here after Street Parade, make sure to purchase tickets beforehand, it will help alleviate timing issues.

A disaster! The music absolutely disappointing! Dj's flirting instead of making sound! And this was…read moreNew Years, sorry 40 franks for this- a rip-off!