Blaze Go-Go Bar

About BLAZE is one of the best and if not the best some people write negative thing about BLAZE Because to help another club for Commotion if you wanna go do have fun and good service a nice girl it’s Belze the place to be

Sober or not. Doesn't matter. If they don't like you at the door for some obscure reason, you are not going in

I don't have much else to say other than it's a really awesome place.

There was a long queue for the toilet, so I managed to work my way behind the bar to pee in the sink there. This was clearly not okay, one of the employees then decided to grab my pee-man and drag me out of the bar that way. I thought this could have been handled differently, as being dragged out via the pee-man is not very pleasant, it's okay that it became 1-2cm longer permanently, but that in no way makes up for how I was treated there

Blaze Bar where even TikTok would say no Walked in thinking I was in a bar, ended up feeling like I was an extra in a bad Netflix series. The music was so loud I started considering communicating with my friends via smoke signals. The bartender looked at me like I had ordered air for dinner, and the drinks tasted like someone had mixed alcohol with an old sock

Going to Blaze Bar felt a bit like volunteering for a reality show no one has heard of. The drinks tasted like soda I've forgotten in the sun for three days, the bartender had about the same enthusiasm as a bus driver on night duty, and the music was so loud that I considered applying to NAV for hearing damage. The toilet smelled like a mix of festival day 3 and a sweaty gym, aka some kind of chemical weapon.

Got let in and asked for a private show, payed and 2 men came over. cant believe they sent over black ones inside of the white ones. Honestly the worst show I've been at. Don't go to this place it stinks

Came for the chicken wings, was disappointed. Plus poor parking, not worth it. Would have followed aarets.duo.69 on tiktok for better entertainment!

Paid a bloody price at the door to enter a room that smelled of Red Bull and regret. The dancers looked like they wanted to go home, the drinks tasted like tears with ice cubes, and the atmosphere was like a foreplay that never got started. Was asked three times if I wanted the “VIP experience” – finally considered asking if he wanted a break. You pay for flames, but you get sparks – and a statement of trauma. One star. Mostly because I survived.

Kurdish bodyguard didn’t let me in as soon as he saw my Turkish passport even though I had already paid for the ticket(erasmus event).No excuse, no reason.I talked to other bodyguard and he said I was okay, but still he refused. Don’t go if you don’t like being discriminated. Also tried to connect to club authorities by using the whatsapp and number given in google. Both doesn’t answer. From what I heard it was a really bad club anyways so don’t waste your time going there.

I was refused entry without any explanation, and the treatment I received was clearly tainted by prejudice. They seem to believe that only white people foot the bill – an attitude that is both outdated and unacceptable. They forget that in their own country, it is often internationals who invest, build businesses and create jobs. This is precisely why internationals are granted visas, work permits and invited in – because they have the resources, skills and purchasing power. Underestimating someone based on their skin colour or background is not only disrespectful, it is bad business. Internationals have the power to buy the whole place – and many do. I hope management takes this as a serious reminder to treat everyone with dignity and equality.