Crobar
Crobar is one of Buenos Aires' heavyweight electronic music clubs, consistently making the DJ Mag Top 100 list. The Palermo venue draws serious techno and house fans with a lineup that has included Seth Troxler, Amelie Lens, Tale of Us, and John Digweed alongside strong local residents like Nicolas Taboada. The sound system is built for deep bass, and the lighting rig matches. Two rooms offer different energy levels: the main floor goes hard with peak-time techno while the second room usually runs deeper, more melodic sets. The club pulls a committed crowd that actually knows the DJs and stays until sunrise.
What to Expect
This isn't a place for casual clubbers. People come for the music and stay on the dance floor. The main room hits hard from about 2 AM onward, building through the night. Don't expect much conversation once the headliner starts. Production quality is on par with European clubs.
Dark, intense, and focused on the music. Think Berlin-lite with Argentine warmth.
Techno, tech-house, melodic techno, and deep house
Dark, minimal clubwear. Black is the unofficial uniform. Sneakers are fine. No one cares about labels here.
Dedicated electronic music fans who want a proper club experience. Not a place for groups looking to chat over drinks.
Cash and cards accepted, but bring cash for faster service at the bar
Price Range
Cover ARS 6,000-15,000 for international acts, drinks ARS 4,000-7,000
≈ €3–13 / $4–14
Hours
Fri-Sat from 1 AM to 8 AM or later
Insider Tip
Buy tickets online in advance for big-name nights. They sell out, and door prices jump. The second room is worth checking even if you came for the headliner.
Address
Paseo de la Infanta, Av. del Libertador
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