L'Alibi

The best disco, the best evenings

That little carrot of a bartender charged me for two drinks and only gave me one ticket. After I pointed this out to him with a Revolut invoice, he dared to tell me he knew his job (which wasn't true) and that he would headbutt me (he wouldn't have succeeded. 1.65 minicappella). It all ended after I announced I would call 911.

Noisy, poorly organized, and crowded. They ask if you want a drink with or without, but they don't specify whether it's alcoholic or not. A coat and sweater are available for an additional €6. A cross, never to return.

People of all ages, you need to register up front to get access (also possible after arrival) Didn't like the music and the light effects though.

Horrible experience. They told me the music wasn't good, but I didn't really think so. You couldn't tell the difference between hip-hop and house music; there were songs no one knew. Not even a free drink after paying €17 for the ticket.

There was a man checking access at the entrance (where they scan the QR codes, not outside) who treated me very badly because I couldn't understand what he was saying. I only speak Spanish, and he was making rude gestures and faces. I hope he's treated the same way in another country where he doesn't speak the language. He's a terrible person. This kind of person shouldn't be working in a tourist destination like Rome.

Everyone is friendly and super kind, Daniel