Salzhaus

Best parties in town, best outdoor bar in the summer, staff is sometimes a bit on edge but hey, it's a party place, have some manners and you're good.

Great place for concerts. It's beautiful, old wood and stone. The security team is nice and helpful with questions, the toilets are clean and well organised. The bar offers everything one could possibly need and more. They have a great offer of many different beers and even more drinks with or without alcohol. The sound is all over the place, they even have second speakers, so the bar doesn't miss out on the power of the band. Great experience.

Experience heavily depends on the music playing, but it's generally fun. I'd recommend making use of the free earplugs though, most days it's unbearably loud. The bar is pretty tiny compared to the number of people visiting so be prepared to wait a while for your drink.

Too hot and not enough air con, considering how many people were there for the Frackwuche closing party. The music and the drinks were excellent, but we really nearly passed out from heat exhaustion. :/

Nice club. Really near from railroad station in Winterthur so it is not a problem to go there for a concert from Zurich and get back later. Place for smoking outside. Not the biggest toilets, but OK. In bar I saw craft beers also so not just 3 types. Great middle size club.

I like this club close to the train station very much. Makes regularly nice parties for different types of people. Has a big dance floor, a big bar area and a smoking lounge. Nice. Prices are ok for a club I’d say

The sound system quality is sub par so made the concert that I booked for my partner unbearable.

Pretty much all concerts and event/motto parties are packed to the brim with a crowd ranging from 18 to the mid-thirties mostly. The club and bar are organized as a community similarly to other establishments in town while keeping commercial gigs and smaller events in balance. Personally one of my favorite places to spend summer evenings after work, when the "Sommerbar" (off-season month for concerts and events) is in full effect. Barbeque, home-cooked tasting meals, table tennis with large groups, and a decent array of refreshments (drinks and a temporary pool) are only topped every two years by the European or World Football (the one with the legs) Championship. All matches are broadcast on a beamer inside, so fans can watch as it rains (probably one of the only larger public viewing places that doesn't charge for tickets). Less interested people can simply avoid going inside (other than for a bathroom break), if the weather allows it.