Never Mind

You’d be hard-pressed to find a worse club in Copenhagen than Nevermind💩. The staff are unfriendly, the music is uninspiring, and the entrance fee is absurdly expensive for the experience offered. The club seems to rely entirely on the fact that Copenhagen lacks decent alternatives for gay and queer nightlife. Hopefully, a truly welcoming and high-quality LGBTQ+ 🏳️‍🌈venue will open soon, and Nevermind will finally become a thing of the past.

Not much people here before 01:00. They are all coming after 01:00. It was fun here even I left early. This night club closes at 07:00. Come and visit and have fun.

Extremely sweet environment. Leans quite young, an equal mix of men and women. Felt like I was at a very cheerful senior prom - happy people, bad pop music, good service, reasonable prices, good crowd, very wholesome.

“New Never Mind” opening from 22:00 pm. located 2 floors down in the basement. So, it could be a problem for you if you have Asthma or some other breathing issues. Positive things about this place are: it’s a bit bigger than the old one & there is finally a smoking zone inside. So, it’s a place for both smokers & non smokers. Management team could do something better for following: - To lower the price of wardrobe + drinks (60 for wardrobe and 80 kr for a bottle of beer) I think are more expensive than other clubs around same location. - To manage the crowd. Main issue here is that - you can get stepped on your shoes by drunk people, your drinks fall down on the floor or someone else’s outfits when these drunk people just move from one corner to the other & allow themselves to push you sometimes intentionally & sometimes unconsciously. - Why are never mind selling ice cubes for 172 kr in a gin & tonic drink. Firstly cocktails here are super expensive & secondly I’ve a feeling that staffs intentionally/tactically fill cocktail glasses with more ice cubes than liquid. Seriously customers are paying 174 kr for a gin&tonic. They lift their glasses only twice & a glass is already empty except ice cubes. I think It’s unfair for those customers who prefer cocktails than beer. It would be nice if management team could pay attention to some issues mentioned above. So, for now I would like to give this club 1 out of 5 stars & I’m also looking for to give more stars for this club in the future.

Unfortunately, it's the only gay night club in Copenhagen, which is probably why they rip you off. Entrance fee is way too expensive, and shouldn't even be there to begin with. The drinks are way too pricy. With prices for cocktails being at least 120kr up to 255kr for a Long Iceland ice tea. I would only go here to have the opportunity to dance and mingle with fellow gays and for no other reason.