Apollo Club

Top choice in Milan


Milan’s creative crowd loves to hang at this multifunctional space incorporating a handsome vintage-style bar with club chairs and chesterfields; a 30-seat restaurant, a games room and a dance hall illuminated with a twinkling disco ball. Come for aperitif, dinner or brunch, but don’t miss Friday’s Rollover night, when a thousand people pack the dance floor thanks to international DJ talent.

In summer the action moves out to the garden where, on Wednesday and Saturday, they serve up DJ sets and live music with aperitifs. Check out their Facebook posts for news and events (www.facebook.com/apolloclubmilano).


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