Loop Music Pub

In 15 years of going out at night, I've never had such a bad experience. They simply had no commitment to the customer!!! I do not recommend them…

It's okay to have a good time there. The only downside is the lack of options for drinks, and they're expensive.

It's a fun environment, it just needs some bathroom improvements and sometimes the music leaves something to be desired, but other than that it's great! It's worth remembering that it's a nightclub, so yes, it's expensive.

Great venue. Creative parties. Excellent service.

I highly recommend it, the place is very fun, the prices are very good, the music is high quality and the DJ is great, the location is good, and the atmosphere is close to everything. I went by car, but on previous occasions I used Uber, and the location is so good that there are plenty of Uber drivers available.

Loop has a very good space, a pleasant atmosphere, and service that deserves recognition. The staff are attentive, and the club's structure is organized and comfortable. However, after visiting the club more than once, I noticed a problem that significantly detracts from the experience: the music selection. The songs played almost all the time have lyrics with strong sexual connotations and often resort to vulgar and repetitive content. There's a lack of variety in musical styles, and it seems like the programming is always stuck on the same type of sound. At many moments, it ceases to sound like music made to liven things up and entertain, giving more of a feeling of just "noise." It lacks that energy of music that makes people want to dance, laugh, sing along, and really enjoy the night. The club has enormous potential, precisely because the space and service are positive. But a more balanced, varied, and lively musical curation would make all the difference in the audience's experience. Note: I didn't see any fire safety equipment.

An experience that had all the makings of an amazing one, but ultimately fell short. The nightclub has great potential: a pleasant atmosphere, ample space, and a very diverse audience, catering to different styles, tastes, and age groups. Precisely because of this, the musical programming lacked a bit of balance. The music was very repetitive, and at several points, the sound seemed like mere noise. For the 30+ crowd, for example, there was a lack of that pleasant nostalgia, music that brings excitement, connection, and truly makes people enjoy the night. Such a diverse environment could invest in a more varied musical selection, capable of better pleasing all the audiences present. Furthermore, some basic structural aspects need more attention, such as replenishing toilet paper and soap in the restrooms, something essential for customer comfort. In the end, the feeling remains that the experience could have been much better. After all, paying R$30 to enter and not being able to enjoy the music makes anyone prefer to stay home.