Coconut Club
Dance club · Warehouse District ·
Tropical dance club with DJ sets, drag shows & rooftop views
Tropical dance club with DJ sets, drag shows & rooftop views
"A few steps away from the rainbow crosswalks at the corner of 4th and Colorado, this multi-level party spot is a tropical dance temple, with regular DJ sets and weekend rooftop drag shows overlooking the nearby high-rises. It can get crowded, so maybe grab an extra shot to prolong your drink order. In a city that prefers breweries and trendy cocktail bars to thumpy nightclubs, Coconut Club is a great place to end an evening on the town or kick off a rowdy Saturday afternoon. If you get hungry, Traphouse Caribbean serves decent Jamaican snacks downstairs." - matthew jacobs
"Coconut Club fits nicely among Austin’s small conglomerate of Downtown queer bars. A few steps away from the rainbow crosswalks at the corner of 4th Street and Colorado, this multi-level party spot is a tropical dance temple, with regular DJ sets and weekend rooftop drag shows overlooking the nearby high-rises. It can get crowded, so maybe grab an extra shot to prolong your drink order. In a city that prefers breweries and trendy cocktail bars to thumping nightclubs, Coconut Club is a great place to end an evening on the town or kick off a rowdy Saturday afternoon. If you get hungry along the way, Traphouse Caribbean serves decent Caribbean snacks downstairs. photo credit: RICHARD CASTEEL photo credit: RICHARD CASTEEL photo credit: RICHARD CASTEEL photo credit: RICHARD CASTEEL photo credit: RICHARD CASTEEL Pause Unmute" - Matthew Jacobs
"Like sibling bars Barbarella and Swan Dive, Coconut Club shares much of its dedicated bar-going audience with its neighbor Neon Grotto. Together, the two Downtown establishments have garnered near-cult following status with strong visuals and a seemingly endless supply of quality DJ sets. Coconut Club stands out for its rooftop deck with killer downtown views and Saturday drag brunch. Brunch lasts from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and features dishes such as oxtail and grits from Traphouse Caribbean, a Jamaican restaurant." - Lane Gillespie
"Mentioned as a late-night spot that often precedes a run for a burger on Congress with extra pickles." - Nadia Chaudhury
"The downtown LGBTQ club’s still around, so it’s hosting a huge New Year’s Eve party with five dance floors and lots of DJs, plus drinks. General admission tickets are $20. It runs from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. There are indoor and outdoor dine-in areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
