Because it's one of the city's techno temples and the biggest names in the field (without exception) have DJ's there, le Fuse is a must for any decent, self-respecting clubber.
Le You - it's a house or funky landmark for gorgeous girls. It's also a cosy setting where electro and gay Sundays have successfully established themselves.
The bar/club offers a magnificent terrace in the heart of the wood. It welcomes you from Wednesday to Saturday, programming the best DJs to be today's reference for Brussels nightlife.
Launched in Cannes two years ago, Gotha has quickly established itself as the place to be, hosting high-flying artistic performances (David Guetta, Chris Brown, Snoop Dogg) as well as countless stars.
A little disco-bar in the heart of the Sablon district, frequented by a youth as smart and stylish as you could wish to see. You see some good DJs there too.
In an innovative decor made of crystal and gold, the Spirito Martini offers a huge dance floor in a church around which the corners of relaxation lounge, three different bars, and many private areas.
Behind its facade of "fishmarket" opens a unique space with golden columns, Art Deco mirrors and a patterned parquet. Mr Wong has two floors:
Madame Moustache is neo-cabaret in the heart of Brussels, Expect an original and people-friendly atmosphere, which will take you back to the Edwardian era!
Ever-popular "yuppy" Brussels night-club, the car park is full of convertibles and inside the "Games" attracts girls from a good background and playboys with their Rolex watches.
