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by ptitetoile The tango bar is the place where you can practice your tangos on Wednesday. It begins at about 9.30pm (Ik think, I usually go there at 10pm!). There is a bar (where you can socialize, drink and rest) and a little bit further, the dance place with the dance floor, surrounded by wooden walls, looking a bit like a small theater with a scene and sofas on it. The atmosphere there is very cool, relaxed and the music very good! Most of the time, at the end of the milonga/practica or even in the middle, you can enjoy very special tangos! Be carefull, the floor is quite slippery...so don't forget it when you choose your dancing shoes before going there! The entrance cost 2,5 euros. Leave a Comment Theme: DancingAddress: Rue de Dublin, 13 BrusselsDirections: Closest metro station : Porte de namur
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Aaaaaaaah... Le Sud! An old acquaintance, so to speak. When I first got to Brussels, going into Le Sud was tantamount to entering a speakeasy. First of all, it was not safe (as in not complying to safety building code) and frankly, not legal. But the club had been able to gather a consistent crowd of "underground-hipsters" faithfully hooked on peanuts and Le Sud's vodka-citron. Personally, I ended up there just following my way cooler than me friends. The place looked like a squat and the decor was like one of a tired bazaar. That was part of the bohemian ambiance the place had. It was closed several times but now, Le Sud is back. For those who are wondering, Le Sud is now up-to-code. You will be greeted by a bouncer and yes, he may not be the nicest, but don't be impressed. The entrance will be probably be around 2.50- 3 Euros and if it is still the case, you'll get a card that will give you free access for a year! The peanuts, vodka and Middle-Eastern influenced interior is still there but now, Le Sud has 3 rooms. The main one plays current hits, the smallest one is more techno-oriented, the basement is for "oldies" (understand '80's and 70's). The crowd: long gone is the era of those "in-the-known". Now, you'll be more likely to bump into young European Union trainees, local students and maybe an old faithfull or two (most of them are too old anyway*;o)*). The mood: Not snobby or stuffy and with the help of Le Sud's vodka, it gets even friendlier. You're likely to have a great time.
Anything goes. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 45, rue de l'EcuyerDirections: Not far from the end of the Galleries St-Hubert
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by melissa_bel Chez Johnny I think embodies a bit of the Belgian spirit. It's kitsch, quirky, does not take itself seriously and above all, knows how to have fun. People, if you're looking for cutting edge techno, this is not your place! First of all, Chez Johnny doesn't call itself a "nightclib" but a "party room" and no need to wait after midnight (like in most nightclubs) to have fun. Chez Johnny starts swinging early and ends late. That's to give you a hint. Between actual hits, kitsch French songs every sings along with, '70ies disco and '80ies nostalgia, Johnny lets you know he's got a serious sense of humour. And to top it all, they've got DJ battles, karaoke and... ladies, you'll like it, what in French is called a "Quart d'heure americain" (litteraly, "American quarter of an hour"). And what is it? Well... first of all, playing lovesongs is soooooo out-of-fashion, Johnny never minds, but girls during this quarter, you'll be the one inviting the guys. That's right! You can grab a cutie and slow-dance with him (finally, there is justice). And if you're willing to shake what your mama gave 'ya on the bar (they have competion!!!), you may end up with some free champagne (I know, I tried... lost to a 1,70 meter razor thin blonde... there was no competition *;o)*) Chez Johnny also offers free dance classes too (see website for details). It's a friendly, no-fuss, anything goes place best enjoyed with a group of friends who'll appreciate the "so kitsch it's hip" attitude. Enrande is 6 Euros, free for the ladies before midnight.
The fashion police is not in the building! Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: chaussée de Louvain 24Directions: Near the Madou metro station.Website: http://chezjohnny.be
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by Bigjones Havana Club is a bar, a restaurant (excellent food, mostly tapas) and a dancing where you can dance on all kinds of music, not only latin music as the name suggests (probably because it's almost impossible to dance salsa there, it's very crowded !) The good news is that there is a good atmosphere and it's open until 7 o'clock in the morning !
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 Bigjones & Ptitetoile by Bigjones The perfect place to dance salsa/merengue/bachata on a Friday night. Good music. Good dancers. But unfortunately the place is too small for all salsa dancers in Brussels and after 1 am, it's getting really crowded. So the best time to go is probably between 10:30 pm to 1 am. Entrance fee : 1 euro Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: Quai aux Bois a Bruler 5-7 / Brandhoutkaai 5-7Directions: In the heart of the city Underground : Sainte-Catherine
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 THE FUSE by patrikske THE FUSE The best techno club in Belgium, this Brussels nighclub hosts some of Europe's best DJs like Daft Punk and the Orb in three floors of jungle, techno and hip hop. Leave a Comment
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 144 by Bigjones This is a great nightclub mostly attended by the african community of Brussels where you can dance on all sorts of music (especially, R&B, souk, merengue, dance, pop, sometimes salsa). Entrance free for girls until 1am but people usually arrive around 2 or 3 o'clock (then, it's 10 €).
Well-dressed. No sneakers. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 144, avenue Louise
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 Le Sud by Bigjones Three small rooms that might seem a bit old and dirty but this is actually a very cool place. In the smaller room, they play current music, in the second one, you'll find the bar (full of peanuts) and you can also sit on big cushions on the floor (north-african style) and in the third one, you can dance on 80's music in a very dark atmosphere. Open until dawn on Friday and Saturday. Entrance : around 2,50/3 € (when you pay the first time, you get a card to enter for free for one year)
No dress code Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: rue de L'Ecuyer 45Directions: 5 min. from Grand-Place and De Brouckère (near Place de la Monnaie).
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 salsa by Bigjones Very small bar open 7/7 for those who like dancing salsa, merengue, bachata ... Admission free. Salsa classes also take place here, check their website to know when they are organized or from when the dance floor is free. Leave a Comment Theme: DancingAddress: rue Borgval / Borgwalstraat 9Directions: close to Stock exchange (Bourse/Beurs) and St Gery.Website: www.lasalsa.be
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 Montechristo by Bigjones Cuban bar with a nice atmosphere, excellent mojitos, good music and great dancers. Bar open every day, salsa nights from Wednesday to Sunday. But for the real salsa freaks, I recommand to go an Wednesdays (from 10 pm to ...). Admission fee : 5 euros on Wed. Leave a Comment Theme: DancingAddress: Rue Henri Maus 25Directions: Street along the Stock exchange (Bourse/Beurs), near Falstaff bar.
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