Mamolo

Changed it’s location and interior from very small and cool club in a basement to bigger and more popular club, but from what i have heard, also more commercial club at the Ilije Garašanina street, number 26.
What follows is a description of how it use to be when they were located in Ruzveltova:

Dance floor becomes very crowded very fast, so if you manage to squeeze your way out of it, you can rest on the othe side of the wall dividing the basement. Drink prices moderate, and the crowd that comes here is leaning towards the artistic kind. Notice how the waiters are very small and skinny girls, probably so they can drill their way through the crowd easily. It happens quite often that you have to wait to get in, but have some patience – it’s definately worth it. Usually free entrance.

Now i haven’t been to the new club yet, so if someone has, leave your impressions in the comments please.

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