Pretty good club. Like everything I've found here, it's small. Has a cover charge which includes a…read moredrink (I didn't realize it on first night) Saturday night didn't get going until 1am but was hopping after that... Great dance music and great mixed crowd. Went again Sunday and was a totally different vibe. There werre a few dare-I-say drague queens in beards wearing tablecloth dresses who were trying to run the show... I guess in France throwing a dress with a beard is considered drag... Not impressed by the effort. The outside is pretty intimidating for the uninitiated, you'd never know there's a little club there. Saturday was supposed to open at 11 but wasn't. Was told that there was another gay bar nearby called The Red Cafe but couldn't find it. Went to The Six which was pretty packed with regulars but again, tiny. Overall the gay scene in Nice makes me long for good ol' NYC where we have whole neighbourhoods of 'gay' and don't have to party behind locked doors like criminals.

Always full on week-ends. Lots of fun dancing.read more

Horrible experience. We were visiting Nice from Miami and decided to try this bar. Went on a…read moreSaturday night after a beautiful dinner at the promenade We waited in line for about 40 minutes while we watch the guy at the door let people he knew go in front of everyone on the line. When we finally got to the door close to him he decided to ask one of my two friends why he was not smiling. My friend simply didn't respond and continue to look at his phone. Just because of that ( I know it sounds impossible) we were denied entry. He said if my friend would not smile for him we couldn't go in. That if I wanted to come back alone without him I could..... I've never felt more insulted or discriminated in a gay bar before. Our community has endured so much and continues to do so and gay bars should be our safe places. Where we are accepted and not mistreated. We have traveled a lot all over the world, as I type this review we've been for a month all over Europe and never ever at any gay venue we've seen this kind of behavior. I'm unsure of who this gentleman is, I would hope he is not the owner..... would be very sad if he was.

Small bar with mostly regulars. Drinks are overpriced (10€ for a rum & coke). No cover charge…read morewhich was good. The doorman made sure you knew it was a gay bar before letting you in. Very mixed crowd, lots of girls.

Mythological cafe bar nightclub right to immediate surroundings of the beach. There are extra…read moremassive antique Red Chandelier Crystals at the top center area with the ultra modern fixtures of chairs, tables, bar booths heavily revolving around. I have never seen this exact intricate combination of any wifi cafe bar ambiance. Special One Of A Kind. Enter, and even be able to use a laptop computer! Exclusive VIP room theme. Summer carnival modern retro Disco Ball folklore. Highly interactive bar feel, yet anyone is able to use their own computer when there is enough space, and not too crowded. I went there when desolate and couldn't believe I had the entire ultimate magical zone all to myself more than one hour. Welcoming amiable vibe. Immaculate urban landscape of the architecture with the competitive advantage of extra close to the beach. One of the very few World Class Wifi Independent Cafe Bars with the ultra beach convenience title. Try to buy more than one item according to the menu, especially outside of the coffee beverages. Red Cafe is very straight and hetero to me, and in everyone's mind. There is absolutely nothing the opposite of those facts of reality. Red Cafe is widely encompassing all people outside of the label. They ought to call the store A Straight And Hetero Cafe Wireless Internet Friendly Bar. Or just simply Cafe Pub!

This is the place. Very nice atmosphere with a nice terrace in a busy street. All the staff is very…read morefirendly and nice. You can have a drink anytime, some snacks. Pascal the owner will welcome you and will help to enjoy it. In evening you have music from all ages, 60's to Electro. Mixed crowed mostly gay and gay friendly. I definitely recommend the Red Kafe. I love the place.

I wish I could give this place 0 stars. A few friends had arrived earlier than me, waiting until I…read morewas there to order. Upon my arrival, our server (whom I assume is the owner) told us to order immediately or leave. As I was telling her my order, she cut me off and said she would return. We were a rather large group, but the bar was pretty empty. We made up about half the crowd. Of the 20 of us, two girls don't drink and decided not to order anything. They were promptly and rudely kicked out. The entire two and a half hours we were there, she never came back to charge us for drinks. By the time we were leaving we had forgotten to pay. We were chased down outside. I kindly returned to pay. At this point, I was charged much more than expected. This was because I hadn't read the crumpled up post-it stapled to the back of the menu noting that all alcoholic drinks are 10€ during "soirée" and I had expected to pay "soir" prices. The lovely lady's response to this was, and I translate from French, "any literate person can see this and understand that". I have never payed so much for such horrible service.

From the owner: Cabaret transformiste , karaoke , barread more

Nice little place. People are very friendly, came here with my wife. We had a good peaceful calm…read moretime here.

Fun place brings you back to the 90s had fun.. not an early crowd…read more Does t get busy til 12

We really enjoyed meeting the latest owner of this wine shop and bar on our visit in Nice. The shop…read morehas been the at this location since 1904, and this is the eighth owner of the venue. On the weekends, there is live Jazz, and it is clear that the owner is very passionate about wine and jazz. He was very pleasant, and friendly, and enthusiastically explained to us that he personally visits the wineries to taste and select the wines. I was visiting with my 10 year old daughter, so we didn't stop by for a tasting, but I would highly recommend this place for any wine enthusiast.

From the owner: Hommage aux Seventies Avant tout, une précision est nécessaire. Depuis son ouverture le Smarties à…read moreété qualifié de bar gai du fait de l'homosexualité de ses propriétaires. Mais requalifions, comme le renvendiquent les patrons, c'est un bar, point à la ligne. Voir un bar-bi...e. Dans une déco très 70's, le Smartie's joue le contraste en diffusant une musique très actuelle. Au programme donc beaucoup de morceaux électro suisses ou allemands. La clientèle est hétéroclite, âges et nationalités différentes, orientations sexuelles variées. Les patrons sont eux mêmes étrangers : Sindi Wahlen (le "s" de Smarties) est Suisse Allemand, Marc Lupien (le "m" de Smarties) est Québécois. Leur plus belle carte : les cocktails, concoctés "comme on les imagine"... L'ambiance est calme, relax. Ici, pas de surexcitation, personne ne va monter sur les tables, et les discussions sont toujours possibles.