Le You

The doorman was appalling, completely unprofessional; it seemed like they'd hired people who'd never had any training. They kicked people out without any explanation, and were arrogant and disrespectful. Avoid this place at all costs! The atmosphere was nonexistent, too.

Me: I'd like a red martini. (The waiter): Sorry, we don't have any Bellinis. Me (perplexed): You don't have red martinis, but do you have white? Yes. He returns a short while later. Here's the Cava we serve instead of a Martini; we add syrup to it. Anyway! Never again! The bar is worse than terrible, and the music is very disappointing!!!!

Good experience

Absolutely Disappointing Experience With Racist Establishment At Le You. I recently attempted to visit Le You, which seems to have recently changed its name, only to be turned away at the door in Brussels, a city renowned for its welcoming atmosphere towards tourists. The reason given was that we didn't speak French and weren't personally known to the staff. This was a blatant lie, as we overheard people in the queue discussing their first-time visit. It's incredibly disheartening to be denied entry to a public establishment in a city known for its hospitality based on factors such as ethnicity and language. This discriminatory behavior is unacceptable and sends a negative message about inclusivity. I would strongly advise anyone considering visiting Le You, regardless of its current name, to think twice.

Club is a racist place what won't let people in unless you are Belgian and will give random reasons. The club operates under a different name right now. Please avoid and spend your money somewhere else.

Super friendly, very helpful, and trustworthy service. My girlfriend and I felt very, very comfortable. An unforgettable evening! They offer a lot for very little money. You'd pay much more elsewhere for similar services ;)

Physiotherapists who tell you that you can't get in at thirty... that's discrimination bordering on illegality