Roxy Club, Prague

The roxy is amazing, a huge dancefloor, mr c was actually playing the night we were there! The ice room is where they place drum and bass, with everything covered in what appears to be 'ice'. there is also a games room where you can play fuseball at three in the moring! The girls are gorgeous but unfortunatel i go way too drunk. It was the same night England got beat by France in the World cup so i decided to take on some french boys. We came out on top aainst the french, but not the bouncers! You see the Czechs took our side so i guess they needed us out to diffuse the situation. We didnt care, it was already 4 or 5 and we hadnt gone to a strip club yet that night! Amsterdam Club in Zeeburg has nice hookers, but, yeah, you guessed it, got chucked outta there as well!!!

Dress Code: Anthing by UK standards is spot on

The first night in Prague we went to Roxy cos we learned that there was a DJ playing trance/house music. We went there pretty early so there was not much people there, but the bartender told us the people would arrive around midnight, like they did. The interior of the club was nice, the whole club was kinda big. I could imagine a big electronic music party there and having a blast while partying!

OK, here is the obligatory review of Roxy. It is a club, yes, albeit a lazy option. Roxy is close to old town, and to many of the bars you'll be going to in the evening. Thus, it is a good option if you really want to hit a club, but don't want to cab it to Nebe (Iron Gate) or Mecca. But don't expect to have fun here unless you are with drunk friends, and don't take the place too seriously. DO NOT plan your evening around this place, but treat it more as a stop along the way to greater things (even if this greater thing is Picante).

Dress Code: None.

Style of club looks not bad, but about frend clima...hmmm i dont know. Yea, maybe after 1st or 2d sigarets wth grass u will enjoy time..but....not, for me.I am not going to visit this club again! I was boreding...

My friends (Alena&Tanya) ahve seduced me to visit that clubs...
I didnt like tha kind of place:techno music, not for me..Club, looks like it was cinema in past!There is big holl, where people dance and few small rooms where peolpe drink beers, absent, beherovka and smoke grass..
I have remembered, just...i sited wth my friends into circyle and one Cz.guy, he looked like a hippy and his style to smoke make me smile...Yea, he was a shaman! that is it! And one black guy, every time shaked hands wth us.....

Dress Code: Any styles are welcome!

well hard to say

it is an old theather converted to be a place where to experiment music and play live music

sincerly i didn't like so much the music they plaied when i was there.such a too strong and repeating techno

but i know they also use to organize rock nights... two weeks ago franz ferdinand play there

anyway the atmosphere is really nice

that night the average age was around 22-23

Dress Code: forget about code

In november 2002, when I travelled to Prague, there were some Romanian groups in the city and doing very nice concerts.
One of those was hold in Roxy Club and was really great dance and fun. Full of people dancing and dancing.

Before that spot, I never listened Romanian music and since then, is one of my favourites.... but maybe is attached the remember of the great concert to it, which was all an experience.

Dress Code: No dress code, whihc is more interesting...

Decent Dj's, no goons and not often many stag parties. Really varied line up and cheap cocktails in the back bar.

Converted theatre similar to the Opera house in Bournemouth but much cheaper drinks.

Dress Code: No , thankfully