Patrick Miller

This is a local dance club. Loves the classic music, a lot of British rock, great music to dance too. Great sound system! Lacking in ventilation and they do not seem to pay attention to any occupancy codes. Place was packed! Luckily they have those lifted mezzanine off the ground a bit for getting a better view of The space. Local Mexican crowd, nothing glamorous. But loads of fun!

Very much liked the atmosphere, it had people from all ages enjoying the music and the dancing. The drinks were fairly cheap and would recommend if you’re visiting Mexico City! Entrance fee was 100 pesos ($5)

The place is okay. The music is also okay. It’s primarily retro music and there are a bunch of people packed like sardines that are dancing. The drink system is weird with the token system- nothing special about the drinks. There’s no place to sit. My husband was exhausted! If you want to go for the energy, then This is the place.

Place was unique and I'm glad I went highlight of the night was dancing to Sheila e...got to see some dance battles which is something I don't get to see in the states I had fun but I give it a 4 because the place simply was too packed and got too hot I can handle heat but after a few hours of dancing not being able to move and the heat got uncomfortable overall fun experience

The 70s thrmed night was a lot of fun, and the crowd had so much energy!

Patrick Miller is one of the most amazing places I've ever been—not just to dance, but to witness locals dancing with such pure joy and abandon that it’s impossible not to smile. I see some negative reviews from what I assume to be tourists, to them I say if you don't like this place you the problem is you not Patrick Miller. Patrick Miller is for the people of Mexico City, and rightly so. If you can’t appreciate that (or disco), then maybe this isn’t the spot for you. But if you’re a real one, get yourself to Patrick Miller. We arrived at 11:30, and the dance floor was already packed. Go, dance, watch, and soak it all in y'all.

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Had so much fun at Patrick Miller. Almost best if you don’t read too much about it - just go along, and be surprised!

Entry was pretty fast. 200 pesos for entry. Once inside, you have to line up to purchase drink tokens, the line was not moving so we decided not to get in line to not waste the night, despite my friends wanting drinks. The dance floor was crowded and it was basically a few dance circles. Lots of security outside. We ended up leaving shortly after arriving because we weren't feeling it.

Overcrowded-waited over an hour in line to get in and couldn't even dance. Yes, it was that crowded. $100 cover charge. Drinks are $50 beers / $100 cocktails. The chip system. You need to purchase a chip to enter club. Security check then surrender your entrance chip. Once inside the club, then you have to wait in line at cashier booth to purchase drink chips. No, you can't buy chip drinks at the entrance. Dance floor. Super hot, people are sweating of how crowded the place is. Large dance floor and fully packed. Looks like a gladiator arena with spectators looking down and people. Floors are wet. A Lady was doing her best to keep floors dry. Bathrooms were decent considering the amount of occupants. Yes - floors are we too. Gross, I know. Cocktails - let say, bartender did his best. Of course, long lines to get a drink. We waited in line longer than the time we spent inside the club. The 80s, 90s, 2K music was not hitting the spot in addition to being super crowded and hot inside.

My girlfriend and I were visiting from the United States. We didn't know what to expect, and still don't really know what we just saw, but we were definitely not disappointed. Patrick Miller plays 80s and 90s music "techno style" with no words. And people mostly stand around in circles while pairs of people dance alone like maniacs. There's people of all ages and orientations, and the beer is cheap. If you go expecting some wild people watching you'll have a blast.

I honestly didn't love this place. I just wanted to dance -- but I wasn't expecting "dance off circles" where you have to dance alone in a big circle with everyone watching around you and from above too. There wasn't a lot of other dancing going on besides the single person in each circle. It felt really weird.. We didn't have to wait too terribly long to get in the club and the music wasn't bad, but not worth the vibe. You can't just buy a drink, you need to purchase tokens from the cashier in the back and then use them to get drinks. To me this says the bartenders were stealing money from the bar and they had to regulate who handles cash. It certainly didn't help expedite anything so I'm not sure why else they'd do that. Either way it was really inconvenient and silly. If the dancing and music were amazing, that wouldn't have bothered us at all. Back to the circles: there were 2-3 circles going when we were there. The same people were allowed in the circle and it got super boring watching them. I really appreciate the fact that there were people of all ages, but there were 3 older people in their late 50's (or older? 2 guys and a lady) completely hogging the circle the entire time we were there. They danced for so long I thought they might keel over dead from exhaustion and dehydration. Good for them getting after it but they were selfish and annoying. They even pushed my husband out of the way because he encroached on the circle too much with his back turned since we were done watching their senior's dance off competition. It was hilarious and ridiculous. I'm sure there must be somewhere better

Cool spot love to party here , cool to get into not drama or headache . Chill spot 4/5 to stars

Disappointing place, supposed to open at 9, kept all their customers on the street until after 10, disorganized, don't bother visiting.