Le Klub

I've been here quite a few times. Absolutely brilliant for metal gigs, but the bouncer tonight for the goth night was unacceptable. I travelled an hour to the club and when I arrived, I was told that I could only pay in cash. Nobody in the smoking area had cash on them and the bouncer was being unreasonable about the situation. Ruined my entire night. I adore this venue, I've had many good nights here, but rethink the people you're putting on the doors. The way he spoke to me was unacceptable. Absolutely unacceptable. It's soured my view towards this place. Moving forwards, I'll be choosing different venues for club nights. But I would still recommend for metal nights. The people on the doors those nights are much much nicer than the person I encountered tonight.

Nice music, great atmosphere, cool people! The only bad point is that the place is too small

Nice club, the sound system was good There were 2 rooms with 2 different kind of music, one was techno and the other was drum & bass, I liked going to see both! Also amazing location, center of Paris

If you know how to go out then you will have a good time at this club. Like any discotech it fills up after 1am. Some reviews complain about bag check. My advice: if you have to bring a bag to a club then stay home. Runway music all night! Very funky. The bartenders know English too.

Very nice vibe. When I attended it was kind of karaoke night. Not crowded, rather intimate atmosphere.

Bartenders speak English well and bouncers were chill. Had a fun time here.

Have been wanting to check the club but racist bouncer was very rude. Shouted & shut the door in my face when I just wanted to ask about the club & future gigs.

Fantastic small venue for underground shows. Great atmosphere and cool people. Highly recommended!

I went to Le Klub for the Emily Wells concert and I found it to be an intimate and pretty chill venue. I really like the way the venue looks and how close the miniature stage was to the audience. They get a bonus point for the excellent location as well. If you get off the metro at Chatelet, you'll be very, very close to the venue (which is located by lots of shopping, cafes, and restaurants). I wasn't a fan of 2 things: the lack of coordination in terms of timing & the very light drinks. The tickets & website said that doors open at 7:30pm so that's when I (and others) arrived; in fact the doors didn't open until around 8:15pm. We were standing around outside for about 45 minutes and the man at the door wasn't notifying anyone of when doors would open so we had to keep badgering him every 15 minutes to find out if the doors were open for our performance (it seems like there are multiple performances per night as there seem to be multiple stages within the building). Also, the mixed drinks are reasonably priced at 6 euros but don't expect to get a full shot in your drink! I think this may have been the lightest drink (well, drinks, because I had two) I've had in Paris (and maybe ever).

Crowded, sweaty, loud, with bands perfoming at the same level of the audience...In a cave...Yeah!

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