The Sugar Club

It’s a very atmospheric venue. They host interesting and talented artists. I recommend getting in early to grab a seat. The evening is so much better sitting down than standing against the wall. I’ve done both. Unless it is a rocker of a gig, of course. The pizza is good. You’d get better nearby, but kinda worth it to save time and get in for the seats!

It is a lovely space for enjoying live music. If you want to sit, get in early – but staying at the back, near the bar, is the perfect spot. If the gif requires (or allows for) dancing: maybe not the best space as the rows are tight. Prices are reasonable, and you can grab a pizza there.

I had the chance to watch the gig of Janine Harouni. The venue is large and bright, the seats are comfortable as long as you come early enough and manage to sit on 3-seat couches with your friends.

The Sugar Club is an alright venue. While it has a unique atmosphere and occasional live performances, the overall experience can be hit or miss. The interior has character, but the seating arrangements might not suit everyone. The drink options are standard, and the service is decent. It’s worth a visit if you’re looking for a casual night out with a bit of variety.

The Sugar Club in Dublin is a small, cozy venue that beautifully captures the essence of music. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with an intimate atmosphere that lends itself perfectly to enjoying live performances. The club’s charm lies in its ability to bring out the best in musicians, showcasing a diverse range of talent. Whether you’re a fan of jazz, folk, or alternative rock, The Sugar Club offers an exceptional experience that will leave you wanting more. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in this hidden gem of Dublin’s music scene.