I stopped into the Fun Club with a friend of mine that has been living in Sevilla the past year. It…read morewas a pretty fun bar to go out for dancing. Spanish nightlife is a little different from what I am used to back in the States but we still had a great time. The bar staff were pretty quick at taking care of your order and the bouncers were actually pretty chill. €5 gets you in and a free shot at the bar. The bar is off to the right side and the rest of the bar is dominated by the dance floor. At the back of the bar by the bathrooms there are a few tables to sit down at. The Bad: You have to pay cover to get into the bar before you are really sure how many people will be in there so its kind of a hit or miss on whether there will be a lot of people to socialize in there with. Also, the theme of the bar is American Rock. It is poorly executed as all the music being played was pop.

When I was living in Sevilla for a year I frequented fun club. Alameda is a fun and less touristy…read moreoption for night life in Sevilla. Fun club was a great place to dance and drink if you want to have a long night without going to a real discoteca. Feels more like a bar than a club (so cheaper drinks and usually less packed) but all the dancing of a club.

Very nice club, good music and friendly staff. Average prices…read more Highly recommended!

During a visit to Granada two years ago me and my girlfriend, both hip hop afficionados, by chance…read morefound out on an add about a hip hop party in town. After looking around in the small streets for a while, we did find the Afrodisia Club, and boy, there was a party going on! Really good hip hop music, not just the crap you will hear in the pop charts, prices for beer were absolutely okay. Funny thing was the mixed audience. A lot of (white) American students were partying their ass off, lots of spanish locals, many immigrants from Africa. All peaceful. We even saw a b-boy battle that resolved a minor conflict between a Spanish and an immigrant hip hop/b-boy crew. This was most definitely the best hip hop party I've ever been to. Great atmosphere in a nice club that's neither too big nor too small. Due to the little Spanish we were speaking communication wasn't esay, but we even got to know some of the locals and immigrants and hab (limited but) really nice conversations with them. That, plus the great selection of music, makes me recommend the Afrodisia to all hip hop headz visiting Granada. It will enrich your stay in the city with an experience fundamentally different from that of the Alhambra one showing you the subcultural life in a modern Spanish city.

terrible place, only for children........read more