Beach Club Café, Kuala Lumpur

Not everyone liked this place ´cause of "all the tourists" but for me meeting some europeans was not so unpleasant. Cheap drinks once You get in.
I really liked the atmosphere and the live bands.

Watch out for too friendly local girls - they are not interested of your looks ;)

Dress Code: No matter what you wear.

While there are many places to go at night, your first stop must be here. A varied bunch (loads) of people having a good time. Music wise, depending on the master DJ which has no fixed preference

Dress Code: NO shorts please

The music, the nightlife, the dancefloor and the athmosphere....can you ask for anything more from a nightclub. I didn't have to try many clubs to find out that this is the best one! Located in the center of the city, with other popular clubs around it. HOw the whole club is build...it's mix of outside and inside...sharks and the lights make it look like highclass.
WHAT A CLUB!

Dress Code: We got in with shorts and sandals...so wear what you like.

Beach Club is located right in the centre of KL , very busy and laud hot place. Its worth coming but after some minutes you might feel a little bit aqward with all foreigners hanging out ( not only ) with as Malay people say- Philipines girls. Besides it is increadibly hot and humid in there.
We dont have to go far away from Beach club to find a fantastic atmosphere with residences dancing everywhere where is possible!! That place is just opposite beach club , and its called Thai club! I recommend in 100% you will have fun there!

Dress Code: no dress code

It is the current hippest spot to be seen at. And the nght we were there, it was a Tuesday and still seemed like it was a full house.
They play the current rock/pop hits as well as 90's music.
It is just a 5 minute walk from the Menara KL.

Dress Code: Seemed to me like there wasn't any strict dress code enforced, so smart casual should do.

Went there with a group of friends on a Sat night and was asked by two girls dressed in very ugly clothes to buy 2 bottles of liquor at RM398 in order to get a table inside or else i will have to pay a cover charge of RM30. I thought the drinks were quite expensive, going by KL's pricing standards. The live band was bad, playing a mix of 60s music and some salsa. The music progressed to HipHop by 1am when the band finally stopped playing. Most of the crowd had no fashion sense but they were definately enjoying themselves. Comparing this night spot to Singapore's, this is nothing. It doesn't register on my Hip quotiant and it's expensive.

Dress Code: I don't think there are any dress code. The crowd there are mostly in jeans and ugly shoes and ugly tops. Just be casually dressed as the place is rather hot.

Some ppl tells me that it's more of a pick-up joint these days...have not been there for a very long time now. They use to play music from the 80's and then it slowly changes to house / techno later in the nite...

Wear a white top and see what happends ! ;-)

One of the must go club if you ever step foot in Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia..it's right in middle of the city on popular tourist area..very close to Petronas Twin Tower..world tallest building..
Open 7 days a week with non stop crowd and fun...best to go during weekdays ..Sunday-Thursday.....weekend is impossible to move around......mixture of all ethnic and nationalities..locals,tourist,expat,'working girls'.....

Dress Code: Come as you are..
Dress as you wish but avoid looking like slob..if you want to get some attention around..