Came here on a Thursday night because this place was recommended by the concierge at my hotel. I…read morearrived around 10:30pm which was super early for Italy (since places don't close till 5am) but I was still on US rules. It was about 15euros to enter. I hadn't had dinner so I was pleasantly surprised that there was a buffet. I was able to catch the tail in so I tried a few items (saffron polenta, various cheeses, and braised beef). Everything was really tasty and exactly what I needed before drinking. I got a free drink with entry so I opted for a whiskey coke. It was ok but wasn't super strong. I ordered a few from a different bartender and they were a lot better. The music was all techno slightly mixed with top 40. I wasn't super impressed with the DJ. It could've been because it was a Thursday. Overall, the place was nice and I would go back either for dinner or a night out.

Super fun spot when traveling to Milan would definitely go back. Music was great drinks were great…read moreand the whole vibe was actually pretty fun.

Loved this place. I came with a friend on a Friday night for my 30th birthday. The line for general…read moreadmission was much shorter (and cheaper) than VIP. We walked right in, paid 10 euro (came with 1 drink ticket) and partied all night. The club was packed, the music was great (hip hop all night) and everyone was dancing, friendly and enjoying themselves. Unlike many local clubs, the drinks weren't watered down. Hands down the best club experience I've had in all of Europe.

Horrible sound system. Dirty bathrooms. I don't understand why nobody attends bathrooms, it's…read moredisgusting. Very disorganized. First time in my life I didn't enjoy Carl Cox cus of Alcatraz. Ugh

Came here because of all the hype…read more - got in extremely fast before midnight - 5 euros for cover charge - 4 euros for small beer, 5 euros for large beer and 8 euros for cocktails - pretty pricey. Also you have to buy your drink ticket before you can go to the bar - huge venue - themed event - we didn't know it was country night so we didn't come dressed but there were also a lot of people not dressed up - since it was themed we didn't really enjoy it bc of the music - confusing coat check

Worst experience ever! College age daughter traveling in Milan forgets phone on table after being…read moreover-served. Owner refuses to cooperate in returning it for several days then has the unmitigated gall to charge her €150,00 after she is forced to take the fast train from Florence to retrieve it. We own a home in Italy and visit frequently. We will never patronize this place or anything else they may own. Despicable treatment of a young girl. Shame on them!

Frequented Le Banque on Thursdays (and once on a Saturday) to score the international student deal,…read morewhich is 10 euros for 2 drinks entrance fee. We all usually have a pretty great time! What I like: --Atmosphere. A lot of clubs can get away with having ugly interiors by hiding it behind colorful strobe lights and darkness, but Le Banque doesn't need to do that. The interior of this former bank is really classy, with high ceilings, chandeliers, columns, and velvet curtains. The lobby has a grand piano. If you take out the trashed clubbers, this place really exudes an air of elegance. --Good price for international students --Attempt at themes. They can be lame sometimes but it's fun to have some semblance of a theme! I've seen sunglasses night, Christmas party, and Flash Dance night (they had performers on a stage with Flash Dance-esque costumes) --Bartender. The bartender made me this really frothy, tropical drink when I asked him to make me something yummy... too bad he was too busy to tell me what it's called! --Good music!! Dislikes: --When it gets crowded. Le Banque is nice but it absolutely cannot handle a lot of people. When it gets packed... the bar (yes, there's only one) gets SO difficult to access. The dance floor, which is decently sized but definitely not very big, gets so swamped but the worst-- the lines for the bathroom. Apparently Le Banque actually has two party floors, but even on packed nights, I've only ever seen them open one or the other. Sometimes, it seems like it'd be a necessity to have them both open! Tips: --Instead of waiting forever in line for coat check, hide your jacket under a chair in the lobby. --If the line for the bathroom is too long, there's a handicapped bathroom (that we're technicaly not allowed to use, but you can just go in anyway) on the first floor next to the grand piano. The door is camouflaged with the mirror wall.

Perfect place to go if your are a student and like to party!…read more Good techno/house music mixed with list-pop music. It costs 10 euros to get in and it includes two drinks. Not too packed with people either. I had a great time:)

this club is NOT closed as a different recommended review says. its open, check on their website…read morefor different events to see if theres something going on. Highly recommend, and when this closes head to Plastic for a night filled with house music. (I dont think Plastic has a yelp page )

By far my favourite night club in all of Milan. Always have amazing deep house dj's and awesome…read moreremoteness/underground vibe. Worth the trip out.

Chill bar. Draft beers…read more Good prices. Fun interior decor. Great bartenders. Free popcorn. Just be careful of mosquitoes. Other than that, great place for drinks and a hangout.

If you're looking for a trendy little spot for drinks/aperitivo-- this is it. The food is mostly…read moreVegan and healthy. The people are cooler than you can ever dream to be and the prices are nice and cheap. This is the perfect spot to go to before a night out because of the atmosphere and couches to relax on.

So I'm not a club goer at all but a random Saturday night brought me to this club at 2 a.m…read more I was in jeans, a tank top and converse shoes, surrounded by women in mini dresses and high heels waiting to get in. I thought for sure we are not getting in this club....but they let us in. Our group was myself, another American female and an Australian male. They told us that there was a private party so they could only let in women. I told the bouncer he was with us and if they wouldn't let him in, then we would leave. They made an "exception". With that being said...it was like all dudes in the place. So I couldn't hate that they were trying to make the crowd more equal. It was 20 Euro to get in and included a drink. I had a great time here. Not sure if it was the company I was with, but we had so much fun dancing and taking breaks in the outdoor area. If you are looking to keep the party going when the bars close...this is a spot to hit up.

As an exchange student in Milan, this is one of my favorite clubs to hit up. It's definitely better…read morein the warmer months when they open the outdoor section for the party, otherwise, it's just like any other indoor club but with outdoor couches to rest. Special 2 for 10 euro drinks for erasmus students on Wednesday nights, keeps all the exchange students coming. Good music and good atmosphere.