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Club Essential

This vibrant hotspot is not another typical boring Riga techno club. In fact, it’s quite stylish offering a funky chill out room and several distinct areas on two levels which are all a part of the action surrounding the central dance floor. Read_on (17 Comments)

Club Kino

Located in what used to be a popular cinema, Club Kino has completely changed the interior to make room for plenty of glamorous clubbers out for a night of house music spun by both local and international DJs. Read_on (No Comments)

Coco Loco

Although not exactly a full-fledged Jamaican bar (not yet anyway), nearly every wooden surface is stained in the Rastafarian colours of red, yellow and green. Read_on (No Comments)

Colonnade Club

Collonade is a casual club on two floors where the young ladies often wear jeans and one bozo was even allowed entrance wearing a CCCP t-shirt, which definitely gives a hint as to the club’s clientele. Read_on (1 Comment)

Depo

Underground music lovers, hip youth and over the hill travel writers, this is the stop where you get off. Indie groups and DJ’s Read_on (No Comments)

Dstyle

Dstyle, which is an homage to the Greek god Dionysus who can be seen hanging from the ceiling, is operated by one of Latvia’s most popular music personalities, DJ Ella who also broadcasts her own radio show on the premises every Friday night. Read_on (No Comments)

Friends

Some of the city’s most prolific club owners have opened a new nightclub in the basement of Latvia’s biggest hotel and conference centre. Read_on (No Comments)

Moon Safari

Moon Safari
One might think that the queue outside indicates a steep admission fee or strict face control, but neither is true. The bouncers are just checking the IDs of the pretty young girls dressed in mini-skirts and thigh-high boots. Read_on (2 Comments)

Nabaklab

Take a hip music club and add art exhibits and a vintage clothing shop and you have a recipe for Riga’s best alternative hotspot. Read_on (No Comments)

Piens

Located in a renovated 19th-century brewery on the edge of the city centre, this self-proclaimed sofa bar is hard to find and that’s the way the owners like it. Read_on (3 Comments)

Pulkvedim Neviens Neraksta

It’s affirmative: the Colonel has gone AWOL. Since the mid-1990s, this was the only bastion of alternative music for a bohemian crowd desperate to avoid pop and techno music. Read_on (No Comments)

PUSH

PUSH
Two Swedes and two locals have put their years of club experience together to open this huge venue only a block away from the Freedom Monument in the Vērmanes Park. Read_on (2 Comments)

Sapņi un kokteiļi

When you enter the foyer and leave your coat with the gentlemen in a suit, you might think that this popular club is a bit old school but once you reach the main hall you’ll no doubt be happy to realise that the atmosphere is actually laid back and casual. Read_on (No Comments)

The Club

The Club
The name may not be too original, but there’s plenty to see and do and The Club. A good mix of foreigners, students and beautiful local women congregate here and gyrate and drink to popular club music on two floors. Read_on (No Comments)