Attracting a good share of BA’s tattooed youth, Bahrein is a hugely popular downtown club housed in an old bank (check out the ‘vault’ in the basement). On the ground floor is the lounge-like Funky Room where resident DJs spin house music and electronica. Downstairs is the Xss discotheque, an impressive sound system and a dance floor for hundreds.
Bahrein
Buenos Aires
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