Black Dog Club

Had a great time with friends. It’s a little tight because it’s a small place however, the music and lights were great. Went here for friends birthday and we all enjoyed.

Best club in Medallo. Usually free entry. But they do expect you to buy drinks. I don’t like that there is no dance floor just tables everywhere. It’s kind of awkward if you go alone when travelling. Hard to mingle and meet new ppl. But the DJs and music is the best. Eventually the vibe kicks in

A group of friends and I walked into this place during the week and did not know what to expect. We got IDed and checked for weapons (good). Then were allowed to enter - no cover. We got a small table and were told to keep it need to spend a minimum of $200,000 COP. We were one of the first ones in the club as it was early and picked up and got busy. Staff was super attentive and nice. We had a menu with all the prices and what was available. Whenever I ordered something off the menu the price was given and reasonable. We stayed till around midnight and it was a great time. My wife said these were the cleanest and best restrooms of all of Colombia haha. Definitely recommend it! DJ was great!

It was the best experience!! The staff was super friendly and professional, from the entrance and inside the club. The club itself has a great vibe. The prices very normal. I visited on Thursday so I didn't have to pay for the entrance. I would love to go back again and enjoy the night!

This place openly promotes discrimination and violence against the LGBTQ+ community. A guest was physically and verbally assaulted just for being gay, while the security staff witnessed everything and did absolutely nothing. It’s unacceptable that a place that prides itself on being “classy” allows this kind of hate to happen — not to mention it’s overpriced and charges hidden fees.

Unfortunately we had a terrible night here today. When we happily came into the venue we made our way to the main bar. At the bar, I tried to order a double shot of tequila. Originally I wanted a double shot of tequila with water with the Cazadores which was on the menu for 45k per shot. The bartender said sold out. He said our next comparable drink is Jose Cuervo (45-50k) I said ok. He then said it was sold out. He then offered Los Altos Tequila for comparable. I kid you not he wrang it up for $180k pesos.....not $90k and it was not on the menu for that price. I refused to accept the drink as It  is $241k retail for the whole bottle. The bartender yelled at me that it was on the menu. Spoiler alert, it wasnt on the menu. My partner (who was paying) was confused at the different price as was I, so I turned the bottle to show him which tequila we got because the brand is very cheap. The bartender grabbed my wrist and called security saying I tried to steal it. We were underground behind 3 levels of security to clarify. You can tell the bartender usually escalates things quickly because the security was unphased and understood not to escalate or touch us any further. From an American...DONT GO HERE. It's Dangerous and I hate that me and my partner experienced such aggressive behavior. They can pull security cameras to confirm my full story. We paid for the drink and left. To top it off the reggaeton was just ok. I loved Colombia but this was the worst part of my trip. Maybe this was racism, maybe fraud, but I was sober for the whole ordeal. :/

Was a little quiet when arrived. Have good drinks selection and good music. Did not order any food.

If you're not a local, do not go here. The prices are beyond outrageous—what should be a simple drink will cost you an absurd amount. And if you question it or hesitate to pay, they’ll send in an intimidating, heavyset security guard to pressure you. This place feels like a trap designed to exploit outsiders. Raise a concern about the prices, and you might not just be ignored—you could be threatened, extorted, or worse. Do not fall for it. This is not a safe or welcoming spot for tourists. Avoid it at all cost