Club Jerome

Good vibes, staff are patient and supportive with foreigners, mixed crowd gay-ish (depending) and good music focused

super super fun!!! the female dj was ace- the drinks are very expensive but so worth it- so strong! there is a bouncer- it’s very secure and very queer friendly. we met so many kind people as tourists and had an excellent time! get tickets in advance!

I frequented Jerome around 2018, when it still had its sparkle, organization, and the feeling that we were in a place that knew what it was doing. After living in Lyon for a while, I returned to Brazil and decided to revisit the place to have fun like before. It was almost a reality check. Right at the entrance, the neglect was already evident. Broken sign, no minimally prepared reception, and a line that wasn't moving. Inside, the explanation was embarrassing: only one person to open tabs. At the bar, two to serve the entire place. Ordering a drink became an exercise in patience and resignation. The cost-cutting is obvious. And nothing against adjusting expenses, but when saving money turns into neglect, the customer notices. They cut staff, they cut quality, they cut the experience. And what does the public do? They leave. Simple as that. The most symbolic thing was seeing the owner leaning against the bar, with his martini in hand, as if contemplating memories of a glorious past that clearly no longer exists. Management is not nostalgia. It's responsibility to the present. Jerome was once destiny. Today it seems like mere persistence. And persistence, when not accompanied by excellence, becomes an announced decline. (the announcement is already evident)

Incredible atmosphere! The music was great and DJ Felipe Venâncio delivered some top-notch House music — an impeccable set, full of groove. The location is excellent and Jerome's sound system is simply top-notch, delivering a clean, powerful, and immersive sound. Overall, a great experience. Highly recommended!