Brussels where to go out on Saturday?
Updated on January 12, 2023 by Pierre
Where to go out on Saturday evening in Brussels?
That's it, it's Saturday! It's the weekend! Put on your evening clothes and set off with your best friends in search of the best parties in Brussels! No reason to stay on your couch in front of the TV this Saturday and not go out in Brussels, this Saturday is party time!
Here are our best Saturday night outings in Brussels.
Please note this article has been recently updated, here are the new places to go out at night in Brussels to party.
1. Le Corbeau: go out on Saturday night and dance on the tables
If you've never been, Le Corbeau might be your discovery of the weekend! It's a place where you can have a pretty good time ! But it all depends on what time you go this Saturday! Early evening, grandpa and grandma might be enjoying spaghetti bolognese, sitting at wooden tables and on old leather banquettes… Saturday at 23:00 PM, things get wild ! The atmosphere changes completely. The DJ turns up the volume while the waiters clear everything off the tables. Because it's at these tables that, a few moments later, everyone's getting frisky!
Despite being located right in the city center, the prices are still reasonable. Recommended for anyone who wants to celebrate Saturday properly, dancing like crazy on the tables. Nice place for a casual get-together with friends, but for a romantic date… forget it, this isn't the place to dance your best slow dance with your sweetheart.
Le Corbeau: 18, rue St-Michel, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
2. Madame Moustache: dancing on Saturday night with loaded cocktails
Some will say Madame Moustache is the coolest place in Brussels , while others will take a gamble: either the atmosphere is amazing or it's deserted . If it's Saturday night and you're looking for potent cocktails in Brussels , a large dance floor , and a cloakroom, Madame Moustache will be just what you need this Saturday! The evenings have themes. Sometimes it's Funk, sometimes Latin, sometimes 80s nights , and so on… The important thing is that there's dancing this Saturday!
We love it for all occasions : hen or stag parties, girls' nights out or get-togethers with friends, birthdays… One small drawback: the toilets cost money, and sometimes the entrance fee too. The place isn't huge, so when it's crowded, it feels a bit cramped.
3. Celtica: the place where Brussels students meet expats!
This Saturday, the success of your night out will depend on your age. If you're in your late twenties, Celtica might be for you. The average age there is quite low. Celtica's main draw is that it's a club/ bar . Downstairs, the bar is more Irish than anything else, but you can still have a chat. Upstairs, there's a dance floor with a DJ who will "set your nights on fire ." It's not exactly luxurious; some days your shoes will feel like they're glued to the floor. The beer prices are more than reasonable.
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In short, this is not the ideal bar if you want to have a drink quietly with your friends. On the other hand, if this Saturday you want to go dancing on the cheap and setting fires with your friends under twenty, this is the perfect place!
Chicken Market Street 55
4. Winter Games
For more than ten years, the Club "lhe Winter Games" constitutes a fiesta institution in Brussels. The place is quite nice, in the heart of the Bois de la Cambre with easy parking. The Club itself is also very elegant from the outside. You got it, it's chicos! Here young daddy's boys (and sometimes daddies too…) as well as their friends from the European Commission come to show off and dance until the end of the night.
If you wear shoes, a shirt and you don't smell alcohol at the entrance, you have a chance to get in this Saturday. Even more if you are pretty or well accompanied. On the music side, you will dance to a hyper commercial selection. No problem because here we take everything in the second degree and we scream loudly the songs we've heard 1.000 times on the radio.
Small downside… the price of drinks and the wait at the bar on certain days.
Barely a foot in the Belgian capital, Pierre launched “InsideBrussels.be” more than 10 years ago, the idea is simple: “What to do? Where to go to eat or have a drink? “. Entrepreneur at heart, this is not his first project! Far from there. EatLocal.io; KingCard.be, Bricabrac.be … Like wine, with time the project improves!
Pierre does not hesitate to share his favorites and his best addresses of Brussels restaurants that he could recommend to you with his eyes closed.
