Cool club, good music. Nice lights. I'm not sure about the schedule, the night I went, it was gay…read morenight. The drink were strong and everyone was cool.

I am not a huge fan of clubs, mostly because I find it ridiculous to have to pay cover and then pay…read moreexorbitant drink prices on top of that. However, I will give 3 stars because if you do like clubs, this one is pretty good. The outdoor patio area is really nice, with couches and a laid-back vibe. Inside is music and dancing with a more rowdy, club vibe. However, they want a €10 cover unless you are a woman (and even then it is no guarantee) and the drinks are below average, but definitely pricey. I won't be back, but if I liked clubs, I guess I would recommend it.

As far as night clubs in Munich are concerned, I am probably not the expert as I have only been to…read morea few and this place is probably the best one I have been to so far. It is one of the places to be seen and unless you are on the guest list it's not easy to get in from what I was told. I am not a fan of places that require you to be on a guest list and also not fan of places where people go to be seen. I was fortunate that someone else put me on the list and I did not have to anything else but turn up. Having said that I really liked this place as it is spacious, lots of bars, some food if you need it and a big dance floor. The music is all electronic and the DJ they had on last night was pumping out some great mixes and the build up was super :-)) The place was absolutely packed and the crowd was young. If someone invited me to go here again I would gladly come back. If I had to go through the effort of getting here myself then, I probably will never come back :-)) not because of the place but due to the fact that I can't be bothered going through the hassle of it all ;-)

It's total shit. It's called sauna cause it's fucking hot inside and they keep adding dried ice to…read morethe air to make it look like a sauna or steam bath. Additionally the music is bad enough to scare a 12 year old away. I guess if u are drunk beyond anything u might find something to shag there not like u can see anything anyway. Total shit says it all

Terrible Service, Terrible drinks, Terrible prices. Great band though…read more paid 30 Euro for an "old fashioned" and a G&T . Not only did they use bottom shelf liquor for the drink but it took 20 minutes just to have them come around to serve us despite the low volume of customers. For a venue that comes off as catering to high society i was very disappointed in their service and quality of drinks.

Original and unique music complex. I like the industrial elements which you can see all over the…read moreplace. I experienced two shows there, one in the main big club(The Unguided show)and one in the smaller club(Free & Easy festival) which is right next to it. Both venues have pretty good acoustic and overall sound felt nice! Had a good time there!

As isolated as this place can be (i.e. no other bars or basically place to hang out within 0.5 km),…read moreBackstage offers enough to make you want to stay there. This place has multiple bars/clubs/music venues. On a weekend, one can easily go there and hop around the area for different types of music (electronic, reggae, hip hop...you name it, they will most likely have it). If you get the munchies after a long night out, no worries, there is a food stand conveniently situated there to satisfy your cravings. But I am giving 4 stars for its rock music venue (Halle). I like the size of the venue, not too big but wide enough to move around the crowd. The acoustics of the place was decent when I went (it was an indie rock concert). Prices for beers are average-priced, but they sell the local Munich craft beer (Crew Republic), which gets bonus points from me. Whether it's a concert or a dance party, it's worth the trek to go to Backstage. (Ok, it's not too much of a trek as it's still within Munich city perimeters...but I'm lazy to travel more than 20 minutes to go out.)

I'm so happy that I found some Substanz (pun intended) in my life! I've been missing the indie and…read morehipster dive bars in NYC, and this inconspicuous bar wholly fills the void. We came on a Friday evening, and there were many people but not overwhelmingly crowded. The place is adorable with its stuffed animals/flowers decor hung on the ceiling. There was a DJ spinning indie dance tracks, perfect to get me dancing. I saw that one could reserve tables there, and there are 2 Foosball tables, books on a shelf, electronic gambling slot machine -- pretty much one could not be bored there. I look forward to becoming a frequent customer.

This place is a Renaissance club - well-balanced, capable of fulfilling multiple roles. They call…read moreit Substanz, but it's really more like rehab, feeding both the body and the soul with sport & dance, food & drink, music & poetry. I first came to think of Substanz as my favourite indie dance club in Munich. The people are friendly, interesting and willing to get to know new faces, and the music starts early. They do play electronic and some hip hop stuff, but save that for much later in the evening. Sometimes folks are a little bashful to start the dance party off, but I've found that just one or two people getting up when they feel the beat seems to be enough to get things going here. Secondly, Substanz also frequently hosts poetry slams, so the young, artful souls of Munich find haunt and haven here too. Occasionally, they also host benefit parties, meaning that you can shake your groove thing and pay a small cover to go towards a great cause. Admission is €6 to the slams and the benefits are usually around €5 admission. Otherwise, there is no cover to get in here. Thirdly, Substanz is ultimately also a bar with television screens, meaning you can come here to watch the football (soccer) game of the night complemented by the liquid gold brewed by our good friends at Tegernsee and the fairly tasty bar snacks (wings, cheese sticks, etcetera).

Best club in the world...still! I loved this place growing up in Munich- my 20's and 30's were…read morespent here doing my simulated Hemmingway revival act...but it is a bit of a head spin getting in and trying to figure out the local culture of "edel clubbing" (snob clubs) - I think P1 is unique in that you can have anyone in the club- from homeless people to movie stars but if you look normal in a tie and ralph lauren blazer- I think you need to go to maximilians or a real snob location for fun where they part expensive cars in front and look at you like you are not good enough- I think in P1 no one cares who you are but you have to look a bit unique... so, good luck at the door...LOL..try a Tuesday first!

NO AMERICANS!! Is there a negative rating system? Entry was…read moredenied because we were American!! Waited in line 30 min , once we reach the front security guard looked at us and said " you cannot enter because you are American"!!Never experienced anything like this in Munich!!

Waited in line with 2 female girlfriends and many behind us last weekend to get in and the doorman…read morecame and led 6 men behind us to the front of the line, my friend complained and asked why they got priority and the doorman replied- this is a queer establishment and they get priority- I am a queer man and this asshole doesnt know if my 2 girlfriends are lesbian. very disappointing and sad that prejudices happens still even in the gay community and although I had already many great nights in this hole in the wall- never again.

How do you spell "FUN" in German? P-R-O-S-E-C-C-O!…read more After a couple of beers with a friend, he asked if I wanted to go someplace fun. Now those of you who know me understand that "fun" is my middle name, so I readily agreed. We made our way from Marienplatz to this place just as it was opening. It was crowded then but my buddy said "Wait until people start leaving the Wiesn, then it will be packed". And he was right, it got super crowded but the more crowded it got, the more fun it was. I met a ton of nice people...very friendly, all having a good time. Even better were the bartenders. They were all so nice and they didn't care that I was American (I guess 'cause I kept making those Euros rain, baby!) but service was excellent and I even got a buy back! I didn't know they did that in Germany. The music was fun too. I heard about 4,000 songs by some woman who is a big pop star in Germany and I liked them. I'll have to ask my friend what her name is again. The beer was good, the shots were fun and it was sad when it was time to leave. The only negative is their use of the fog machine. Much like a goomba who doesn't know when to stop dousing himself with Axe body spray, this place thinks too much fake smoke is never enough. But other than that, this place rocks.

I like to go to this place as they are very versatile : they usually have nice parties with themes…read more(ex: Burlesque, rock etc..). They also have some good bands coming quite often. DJ's that were playing some electro the last time were pretty cool too. You just have to check out their programs and pick the night that fits the best your expectations. The cocktails prices are alright( 8 euros for a long drink) entrance fee varies though, depending on the event. The venue is a bit rough inside and no real places to seat in general. Nether the less, I recommend for the good ambiance.

3.5 stars but since it's my neighorhood venue, I must give them some love…read more Strøm hosts many international indie bands that I like, so the potential is there! The venue is not too big, just how I like it. However, if it's a sold-out (or close to) show, then it can be choatic. We saw a rock band played there, and people were pushing each other, spilling beers, shouting. For me, I was engulfed within a circle of tall people that I had no chance of even seeing the band. Next time I go, a bit of better planning (go earlier) + better luck = better experience.