Club entertainment in Brussels
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Stereo Sushi
Hipsters head to this anime-adorned, fuchsia-tinged place for platters of sushi before grooving to DJs like the Milkshakerz and the Breakbeatles. Just how strict the door policy is depends on how busy things are, but glamming up is de rigueur here in any case.
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Bazaar
Bazaar is an over-the-top restaurant with flamboyant décor and international fare like ostrich in port wine (mains around €13 to €23). Downstairs, DJs spin rock, soul and funk in the vaulted former monastery cellar-turned-nightclub.
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Duke’s
Done out in outrageous kitsch (lots of velour) by Miguel Cancio Martins of Buddha Bar, Paris fame, this club inside the Royal Windsor Hôtel lures an over-30s crowd. Yes, that means ‘80s tracks play alongside more up-to-date tunes.
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Petrol
Reggae, electronica, drum and bass and more make this pumpin’ venue a perennial favourite, as does the relaxed dress code, which keeps things (pretty much) pretension-free. It’s about a 2km walk (or taxi ride) from ‘t Zuid.
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Culture Club
This is hipster heaven, with serious lighting and some seriously hot DJs scratching on the decks. Check the online calendar before trekking out of town, and glam up for the door police or the trip will be in vain.
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Café Local
Styled like a crumbling Cuban backstreet, Café Local is a mecca for salsa and world music, as well as disco – check the agenda online and expect to pay between €5 to €10 admission.
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Fuse
Clubbers know this place as the home turf of megawatt DJs, like DJ Pierre, mixing house and deep house. Gay boys Europe-wide also know Fuse for its legendary La Démence parties.
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Le You
Somewhat mainstream, but in a sterling location just off the Grand Place, this vast club has a labyrinth of dance floors and chill-out rooms, and gay tea dances on Sundays.
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Café d’Anvers
Belgian and international DJs spin funk, house, disco, soul and more at this tireless club in a refurbished church in the city’s red-light district.
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Louise Gallery
Buried inside the Galeries Louise shopping mall, this strobe-lit club has a wicked sound system that sees a diverse crowd dance till they drop.
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