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Stammbar
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Stammbar

Modern cruising LGBT bar

Brussels, Belgium
3.6
549 reviews

Neighbourhood

Brussels

Category

Cruise Clubs

Vibe

Fetish, Naked +1

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About Stammbar

Stammbar, nestled in the heart of Brussels at Rue du Marché au Charbon 114, has been a cornerstone of the city's gay nightlife since its inception in 2013. This industrial-style venue offers a spacious cruising area in the back, catering to those seeking a more adventurous experience. The bar is known for its inclusive atmosphere, welcoming men from diverse backgrounds and preferences. Regular events, such as the popular naked parties on Sundays, add to its dynamic appeal. In recent years, Stammbar has evolved to embrace a broader spectrum of the LGBTQIA+ community, introducing the THEM party—a celebration of diversity and inclusion. This shift reflects a commitment to creating a space where everyone feels not just welcomed but celebrated. Open seven nights a week, with extended hours on weekends, Stammbar remains a vibrant hub for those looking to explore Brussels' gay scene. Whether you're in the mood for a casual drink or an immersive nightlife experience, Stammbar offers a unique blend of social and cruising opportunities in the city's bustling center.

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Stammbar, Rue du Marché au Charbon, Brussels, Belgium

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4.1

549 reviews

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Khai Muse
Khai Muse

3 weeks ago

Great spot, smaller but also you like that. They have all the necessities. Also I saw some reviews about it being very hot and without AC and I went expecting to sweat and they definitely fixed that with a quickness. I felt very comfortable. I also went on a Wednesday and it was still very packed. Music was amazing. Sexy gritty techno just how it should be.

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pyrsos spyros
pyrsos spyros

a month ago

DISAPPOINTING SEEVICE AT THE ENTRANCE: ​I visited this venue again after years, but my experience was ruined right at the entrance. My phone had run out of battery and I politely asked to plug it in for 5 minutes so I could make a contactless payment, even though I had my own charger with me. The employee's answer was a flat "not possible". ​When other customers suggested the obvious—to walk 10 meters inside to the bar—he forbid it, since to pass through I had to first comply with the party's entirely free dress code, which I obviously couldn't do before paying. Despite the peculiarity of the situation, the employee remained indifferent and rigid, without offering any alternative. I left because of this inflexibility, which is nothing like the hospitality of the past. UPDATE/ RESPONSETO THE OWNER: Thank you for your reply, but it seems your employee presented the facts in a way that conveniently covers his own lack of professionalism. ​I made it clear from the very beginning that I had neither cash nor a physical card with me—only my phone, which unfortunately ran out of battery. Your response contains a massive contradiction: you mention that customers are welcome to use the indoor sockets under their own supervision, yet your employee strictly forbid me from walking just 10 meters inside to reach those sockets, simply because I hadn't paid yet. A payment I was trapped from making precisely because my phone was dead. ​Furthermore, instead of taking accountability for a rigid approach, it is deeply disappointing that the management chooses to hide behind cheap excuses, relying on a one-sided version of the story to imply that the customer was at fault. Refusing to allow a customer to plug in their own charger (which I had with me) for just 5 minutes to facilitate a payment does not protect your team; it simply drives customers away. True hospitality requires flexibility and common sense, both of which were completely absent that night.

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Kushan Gunawardena
Kushan Gunawardena

2 months ago

first of all, i'm a world traveller and do reviews for gay venues. i would like to say that it is one of the best gay cruising places in the world.very friendly staff. they treated me very well with kind hearted.had a great time.very reasonable rates.missing only the hygical shower and some ventilation. otherwise i should have given 5+ this place. well done guys. keep it up.

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As many reviews mention, it's way too hot inside. Getting a well functioning AC system would benefit a lot. They don't provide lube anymore and there is nothing for douching. Shame.

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Un chamo de viaje
Un chamo de viaje

4 months ago

Worst place I’ve ever been in my life: bad organization and in the inside the people are so rude: scream to others, make fun about them and say things very hurting to others. Even when I was asking for paying it was a complete disaster. The cruising areas are very small, not paper in the toilet, no places for cleaning. Bad experience

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Last updated
25 December 2024
Listed in
Brussels › Belgium
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