From the owner: Assistir aos shows de stand up comedy tornou-se nos últimos tempos um dos principais programas do…read morepaulistano, para relaxar e se divertir, mas esse tipo de programa não trata-se de um modismo. Berço de humoristas como Rafinha Bastos e Danilo Gentili, o Beverly Hills Comedy Club foi fundado em 12/04/1995 e hoje é reconhecido como o primeiro bar de comédia stand up do Brasil. O Clube Com sua decoração inspirada no estilo retrô, o Beverly Hills Comedy Club tem um clima intimista, que aproxima o artista da plateia, criando entre eles um clima extrovertido, de interação e diversão. As caricaturas são a grande marca do clube. Desde sua fachada até na decoração das mesas, a inspiração dos desenhos vem dos comediantes que já se apresentaram na casa. Essa foi a forma encontrada pelos proprietários de homenagear quem ajudou a construir a história do humor stand up. À frente da curadoria e produção dos shows está Rogério Morgado, um comediante de renome, responsável por trazer os melhores shows ao Beverly Hills Comedy Club.

From the owner: Uma mistura dos clubes de Ibiza e de Amsterdã. Uma música dance sem tabu, "som da pesada", como…read morediriam os vulgares animadores das rádios FM. Pode-se vir aqui pela música, mas a motivação primeira continua sendo o ambiente incrivelmente louco e despojado do clube, que atrai uma fauna magnífica, ao mesmo tempo jet set e popular, celebridades em perdição e pássaros da noite que parecem viver nesse lugar. Muito agradável contanto que se venha com um grupo de amigo. Louis Vuitton City Guide São Paulo 2016.

Going out on Rua Augusta can be hard because there are so so many clubs. We walked down the street…read moreand checked on a few before settling on Inferno. I would say we made an educated decision and reaped all the benefits. Pro tip - you don't have to pay cover on this street! There's plenty of places that don't charge cover (although "better" clubs do tend to charge cover). They do ask to check passports and they accepted a photo of a passport when accompanied by another form of photo ID We went on Valentine's Day night and there was a $R20 cover, but we got a $R20 drink ticket. All is fair in love and booze here at Inferno. Drinks are made with GENEROUS pours. I'd recommend getting two vodka shots if you have $R20 to blow. The theme of the night was neon paint party. There were small pots of neon paints that we had a blast with painting our faces/bodies Music is great! Loud where it's a bit difficult to talk, but you can still do it. It's def no where as loud as a favela rave where you can feel the sound waves vibrating your organs. Selection was a bunch of top 40 throwbacks, 95% american music (think Maroon 5, backstreet boys, gwen stefani) We loved it! There are also poles on stage available to use as a dancing prop Bathrooms are tiny! There's someone guarding them so you girls can't sneak into the boys' room, womp womp

Came here on our brief stay in SP and I think it may have been an off night because it wasn't even…read morepacked. They charged my friend R$175 and free for me since I'm a girl, but I still think that's pretty steep for this kind of club. Drinks were pretty standard to clubs in LA/NY and came it plastic cups... although they were larger than cups I'm used to? The dance floor is pretty long and the bar is towards the back. I really like that Brazilian way of charging everything on a card and paying at the end before you leave for the night. Somehow you can spend more time dancing at the club than waiting for drinks. The music was pretty decent, but definitely picked up after 12AM... However, they turned the lights on and kicked everyone out a little before 2AM... Buzzkill! The place is pretty small and I thought it was ehh. Oh well, at least I can check this off my list.

The best nightclub for edm lovers in São Paulo. Beautiful people, amazing music and quality drinks…read more Definitely recommend it

I came here on a Tuesday night (7/8/14) which I'm thinking would be highly unusual except that the…read morenext day happened to be some sort of national holiday in Brazil so there were tons of people out and about in Sao Paolo. My friend Marco H. and I were originally planning to barhop and check out some clubs near Avenida Paulista, but since it was #1. a holiday (people don't have to work the next day) and #2. Brazil had just played and gotten crushed by Germany in the World Cup), I think the Brazilian people were in the mood to go out and have a good time. After walking up and down some street littered with bars and clubs, we concluded that it would be a waste of our time to get in line and try to wait gain entry. Instead, he recommended we go to Vila Olimpia (a trendy district) to check out a club called Royal. For those of you that know me, I like clubs haha. Wherever I travel to, I make sure to check out the nightlife and clubs are usually near the top of my list. Royal was indeed a club and it was really nice and trendy as well. It wouldn't have been out of place in places like Los Angeles or New York. The music was mostly a mix of EDM which I enjoy and some Brazilian songs thrown in intermittently. There wasn't a cover per se, but upon entry, you are given a card (kind of looks like a hotel room key) which acts as currency. When you go to the bar and order drinks, the bartenders will scan the card and your tab is organized via that card. The catch was that you had to spend 200 Brazilian reals which comes out to approximately $85 in US dollars, but I had a great time and it was a blast. The girls inside that club were gorgeous and Marco H had a good time laughing at me while I was gawking at the Brazilian women. An interesting quirk about the club scene in Brazil is that while lots of girls come to dance and have fun, the culture is very different than that of the states. Guys really don't dance. They just stand around and hang out (which I'm sure the girls appreciate because I've had girl friends complain about creepers who try to come up to them and grind with them), and when they do approach a girl, it is to initiate a conversation. Being a "gringo", I broke convention by happily fist-pumping and dancing to the music all night.

A very local club, trashy a bit dirty with a variety of rock an pop music from the 90 upwards. On…read morethe upper floor you can try yourselfe as a DJ. The lighteffects on the dancefloor were almost unbearable though.