History Main / CoolestClubEver

* The Ink-and-Paper Club in WhoFramedRoogerRabbit, ran by cartoons.

* TheDresdenFiles has a club called 0, run by the [[TheBeautifulPeople White]] [[HornyDevils Court]]. Everywhere one looks, there are couples, threesomes, foursomes and nineteensomes, a variety of substances to snort, swallow or inject, and even biohazard bins to dispose of the syringes in. Just because they're evil doesn't mean they're irresponsible.

* Averted in ''{{Smallville}}'', since it's well, a small ville. The closest thing to a club nearby is a dingy redneck bar. When the scenes shift to Metropolis, a few Cool Clubs make brief appearances.

* CBGB, another New York club, had a reputation as a landmark to punk fans. Unfortunately, it closed down after thirty years. CBGB was a squalid dive rather than a cool club, but this is punk we're talking about so squalid = cool.

* Polyhymnia in ''TranshumanSpace''. It's so exclusive that it ''doesn't'' have a WannabeLine, because the Wannabes never know where it is. It's constantly moving, and constantly changeing who it's aimed at, but clever memetics ensure that the "right" people get drawn to it seemingly by coincidence.

* Polyhymnia in ''TranshumanSpace''. It's so exclusive that it ''doesn't'' have a WannabeLine, because the Wannabes never know where it is. It moves around, and clever memetics ensure that the "right" people get drawn to it seemingly by coincidence.

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* WickedLovely brings us the Rath and Ruins. If you have read the series, you want to go there. No exceptions.
** Semi-justified with it being a club for TheFairFolk though.

Night clubs in television are always much cooler, bigger, and cleaner than the ones you find in the downtown of your town (unless your town happens to be [[BigApplesauce New York City]], {{Tokyo}}, Ibiza or {{London}}). Expect to see a line around the block to get in whether the club is full or not, though some people need only wink at the bouncer or have a spot on the guest list and in they go (this seldom includes the main protagonist unless they're a sexy female).

* ''{{Castle}}'' seems to have one of these every other week. Granted they are in NewYork but considering how elaborate and expensive looking a lot of them are it's hard to believe that the main characters as locals have never even heard of these place before the cast brought it to their attention.

* ''{{Castle}}'' seems to have one of these every other week. Granted they are in NewYork but considering how elaborate and expensive looking a lot of them are the main characters usually had never heard of them until that episode.

* Sheilas bar in [[{{ptitlet4rpdlbw}} Bar'd]]

** [[Fanwank Maybe it's invitation only]] - Phreak gave Dade a pamphlet only after he saw him hack the school's computers to change his classes - and set off the sprinklers to prank Kate.

* The Bronze in ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' has an unending lineup of top quality bands, and is full seven nights a week.
** YourMileageMayVary. This Troper thought most of the bands they had at the bronze were kind of lame, and even the best ones were appropriately suburban garage band-y. Except for the time they had Michelle Branch in season six. That didn't really make any sense.

Often a BadGuyBar and rarely a GoodGuyBar (because EvilIsCool).

Often a BadGuyBar and rarely a GoodGuyBar(because EvilIsCool).

Night clubs in television are always much cooler, bigger, and cleaner than the ones you find in the downtown of your town (Unless your town is [[BigApplesauce New York City]]). Expect to see a line around the block to get in whether the club is full or not, though some people need only wink at the bouncer or have a spot on the guest list and in they go (this seldom includes the main protagonist unless they're a sexy female).

* The unnamed club where John Travolta's character hung out in ''Swordfish'' appeared to be populated exclusively by gorgeous models.

* ''Night at the Roxbury.''

Night clubs in television are always much cooler, bigger, and cleaner than the ones you find in the downtown of your town (Unless your town is New York City). Expect to see a line around the block to get in whether the club is full or not, though some people need only wink at the bouncer or have a spot on the guest list and in they go (this seldom includes the main protagonist unless they're a sexy female).

* CBGB, another New York club, had a reputation as a landmark to punk fans. Unfortunately, it closed down after thirty years.
** Something of a subversion, however, since CBGB was a notoriously squalid dive. A number of interesting bands launched there however.
** Of course, in the punk scene, "squalid dive" is basically the same thing as "coolest club ever".