ValeTodo DownTown

Every time I visit Lima I would go to this club. They have added more dance floors and diverse music in the last year or so. It's a lot bigger than before. However, I found the crowd to be more straight than gay. More than half of the people were straight couples or groups of females. One admission gets you a premade cup of punch.

A foreigners review: Labelled as a gay club, it feels more like a straight club with a gay pop room. With I think 5 dance floors in total the venue is huge and the decor feels lux, however most other stages are playing Latin music which is filled with straight people and the gay “pop” room is the only gay feeling area that still feels like it’s not quite the vibe you’re after. The drag shows do at least make up for it a little. We arrived at 11:30 pm on a Friday and you pay 30 soles to get in which includes a pre mixed cocktail/beer, security is thorough but the process is pretty efficient and there’s a lot of cashiers to pay for entry. It was busy at some stages but the venue was still “empty” at this time. I would say if you’re curious check it out but don’t expect to stay long or be wow’d.

My American friends and I had a blast here while in Lima. Night started out chill with drag karaoke and then got crazy and packed. No security issues and very friendly people. Def bring your crew here when you’re in town.

Ok so previous poor reviews Are outdated cos I just came back from the club and it was AWESOME! We were unsure if we should go because of some of the really bad reviews (of thieves and stolen phones etc) but was glad we went. Many rooms of different music styles (all packed) and the crowd was amazing ; friendly and young and there were also fantastic world class drag shows (great dancing moves and showmanship). We didn’t know when we paid but we were granted VIP access at 55 Sol with 1 drink and nachos, a really very good price well worth the access. And alcohol is very good, affordable for a club (~20-30 sol for a cocktail!) do not miss this club if you are in Lima!

Been to many bars in Lima but that was by Far my worst experience ... was dancing in there with my phone and my girlfriend phone in my pocket and someone robbed them from me while i was dancing (proably a good pickpocket because i didnt felt anything). So instead of panicking , once that i noticed that my phone was stolen , i did all i could to find and contact the chief of security. Explained her the situation , give her as much details as possible about where we were located in the bar, who could possibly be the culprits, even brought my crying girlfriend to persuade her to help us. I only wanted that they looked into the cameras to have an idea of who could have done it so i could find myself the pickpocket. but NO , she was close minded , and silent. Only thing she told is that for looking into the camera's there is a process needed with the police. but we all know that a police process takes times and reduces the chances of finding your phone again to almost 0%. in the end i realized that acting that way normalized stealing in her establishement more than wanting to help the clients themselves. apparently last night , it was not the only victime of phone robbed. in the end , this bar is only there to take your money and make sure you feel helpless when ever a client need their help. for your own good , please dont encourage this kind of behaviour :) (once home , we located my phone and it flew from miraflores to Rimac within an hour) Enjoy being robbed xD