This bar is super fun! Went here two times while visiting Rio and it's an amazing gay bar that…read moreallows people from all over to come by. It's not a super big or super stylish bar but it's pretty chill, with great music pop, and Portuguese. They have tons of tvs to watch the music vids so a lot of people are dancing. Their drinks are not American expensive but brazil expensive. You get a card at the entrance which you would show the bartenders for each drink then pay at the end of the night. There's also a 40 Brazilian money cover charge.

Here is the gls middle class of Rio de Janeiro. The club (music video) is small and not cheap being…read morecharged entry beyond the domestic consumption, there is no minimum consumption. The public ranges between 25-60 years of age. It is worth knowing. Under the law is required to identify with valid ID or passport at the entrance of nightclubs in Rio de Janeiro.

Being the top club in Rio, and number 35 in the world based on dj mag, I had pretty high…read moreexpectations for this place. I was rather disappointed, but considering I'm a gringo who frequents clubs in Vegas and LA, you may take my opinion with a grain of salt. The venue is rather small and the 2nd level consists of vip tables. Although, you may buy bottles and hang out anywhere you can find space which I highly recommend. It doesn't make any sense if coming in a group and ordering drinks from the bar all night. A grey goose bottle was 450 which is downright cheap compared to US prices. The cocktails however are highway robbery at about 40-50 per drink. The club opens at 11pm and starts filling up around 1230. I expected better music but I think I'm just spoiled with our music back at home where new releases are heard on the daily. Overall, it's a nice night out in Rio for electronic music.

Found out about Wednesday night hip hop and house music at Fosfobox through Bem Brasil…read moreEntertainment on Facebook, so me and my friends decided to check it out. We discovered it was only a short 8 minute walk from our apartment rental (score!) Walk in and the top floor was quite small. A few people were dancing but mainly crowding the bar. (They were giving free drinks until midnight) After midnight, everyone was liquored up and ready to go! I danced with people from Norway, England, France, Israel and of course Brasil. I was surprised at how many people knew the words to some of the songs because some of the hip hop wasn't mainstream that the DJ was spinning. I was delightfully surprised to hear southern American rap music...made me feel like I was back home in Texas :) We didn't really utilize the bottom floor. That's where the house music was. It was much larger, with way more people and way cooler down there, so we'd go down there to cool off in between hip hop songs. haha They have a pretty decent drink menu but make sure when you order a drink upstairs you get a ticket from the window in the corner so you can hand it to the bartender. That was unusual to me, but no big deal. The DJ was good and I had a pretty epic first night in Rio with my girls thanks to Fosfobox. I'll go again next time I'm in Rio!

This place was recommended to me by a friend from Rio who said after you go, life will never be the…read moresame. I went with two girl friends and we had a BLAST! TIP: get yourself on the guest list through Facebook or your hostel.. otherwise it was 50R. My ONE complaint that made the beginning of the evening very frustrating is the process to get drinks. Because of the eco cups (no disposable cups- you pay a 5R deposit and you can return it for your money back or keep it as a souvenir)-- you go to one cashier to buy drink tickets, but also need to buy cups. It's a crowded place with unorganized lines, so that took forever. Also- if interested in say vodka Redbull, they are separate tickets and purchases. THEN you take your tickets and your cup tô the bar in another location to get your drinks. Seems it would be MUCH more efficient to purchase cups and drink tickets when you buy your entrance and then if you need refills on drink tickets inside, you can purchase. The drinks were yummy, though not super strong. The caipirinha was delicious and sweet, and the Bahama Mama was great! The crowd was full of beautiful people from all around the world- very international. The sound system was OUT OF THIS WORLD! We went on a Wed which is Native Beats- hip-hop, Top40, Latin, reggaeton and Brazilian funk to finish off the night at 4:30a! The bass is so big it'll make your hair vibrate. Bathrooms are unisex which I found interesting. Definitely have more space downstairs, but it gets packed, hot and sweaty. Overall- what a great way to celebrate our last night out in Rio! Would definitely recommend

This club is in the jockey club and it's beautiful fancy and huge! The best part is that you can…read moreeat and dance at the same time and it's not too pricey!

Came here during our stay for some dancing. We arrived rather early and were the only women there…read more At about 11ish it started getting a bit fuller and more people started showing up. They play all kinds of music. When we arrived, we did not know that they offer free beer and caipirinhas until midnight which we thought was kind of cool. Everyone was friendly and we did not have any issues. There was also a man in the corner who would put glow in the dark paint on you for a tip.

I've been here on Wednesday night's for Latin night, back to back weeks: The music is perfect!…read moreGreat mix of Reggaeton, Top 40 and Brazilian music. It gets ridiculously humid and hot in there and the drinks are a bit pricey. I would suggest taking a break outside every so often, grabbing a beer from a near by shop, drink it and then head back in. It's a solid place for having a good night out.

LATIN PARTY!! Wednesday nights are amazing! I highly Recommend. I've been to Rio three times and…read moreeach time I make sure to enjoy Guimo's Pub for Latin Party!