Located in the Roma Norte neighborhood, this establishment functions as a small-scale refuge designed around the musical culture of discotheques and the funk sound of the 1970s. Its interior is dark, with walls covered in deep tones that help highlight the central disco ball installed over the dance area. Furniture is compact, prioritizing free space on the floor.
Musical curation focuses on classic disco music, funk, soul, and rhythmic selections from the seventies in analog format. Guest DJs frequently operate using vinyl formats, delivering a clean acoustic fidelity where basslines and vocal arrangements are favored over the saturated low frequencies of modern electronic clubs.
The client profile brings together local music lovers, design professionals, and area residents looking for a space focused on continuous dancing without the demanding consumption dynamics of large-format clubs. The dress code is casual with a careful urban style, allowing comfort to move freely around the dance floor.
The service bar works with a direct offering of long drinks, spirits, and functional cocktails. Bartenders execute classic mixes using appropriate glassware and standard liquors, avoiding the massive bucket service format. There are no pressure dynamics from waiters to acquire high-cost bottles, maintaining an independent atmosphere.
Access to the club involves paying an entrance fee at the outer door, and capacity is strictly monitored to avoid overcrowding that impedes fluid movement in the center of the room. It is an option for those looking to dance to retro rhythms in an enclosed environment focused on niche music.
Location: Av. Álvaro Obregón 291, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Hours: Thursday to Saturday from 22:00 to 03:00 hrs.
How to get there: Sevilla station (Metro Line 1) are located a few blocks away walking.
