Since 1980, this establishment has become a beacon of the avant-garde, eccentric, and transgressive, comparable to New York's Studio 54. Andy Warhol famously described it as the best European club, and over the decades it has been graced by such celebrities as Madonna, Elton John, Freddie Mercury, and Prince. Here homo-, bi-, trans-sexuals, fashionistas, experimentalists and aspiring rock stars can be found partying to the progressive music program among neon lights, black walls and kitsch furnishings. Don't bother calling ahead; Plastic prides itself on a strict "no lists, no table" policy, and come prepared for the ultra-strict door selection.
