Kika Club
Kika sits in Palermo Soho and runs a rotating schedule of themed nights that keep things fresh throughout the week. Tuesday's "Hype" night brings indie, hip-hop, drum and bass, and electronic music to a younger crowd. Wednesdays blend electronic with Latin "cachengue" beats. Weekends go full club mode with local DJs pushing house and techno across two areas, including a dedicated electronic VIP section. The venue is mid-sized, which means the dance floor gets intimate without feeling crushed. The crowd is mostly early-to-mid twenties university students and young professionals from the surrounding Palermo neighborhood.
What to Expect
A young, high-energy crowd that's out to dance and have a good time. Each night has a different personality, so check the schedule before showing up. The electronic section stays packed on weekends. Don't expect bottle service culture; this is a dance-first venue.
Energetic and social. Easy to meet people.
Electronic, indie, hip-hop, drum and bass, and Latin beats depending on the night
Casual and trendy. Palermo Soho street style fits perfectly.
Young travelers and locals looking for a fun, unpretentious night out with good music variety.
Cash and cards accepted
Price Range
Cover ARS 3,000-6,000, drinks ARS 2,500-5,000
≈ €2–5 / $2–6
Hours
Tue-Sat from midnight to 6 AM
Insider Tip
Tuesday Hype night is the best value, with cheaper entry and a crowd that's there for the music rather than the scene. Get there before 1 AM on weekends or expect a line.
Address
Honduras 5339
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