Exceptional sound and atmosphere. Best I have seen so far anywhere in the world for batchata and salsa in a city event and I have been to quite a few big cities. They use a very expensive sound system (L'Acoustics) and the room acoustics is carefully designed. This club runs latin events three time a week ,Tuesday ,Thursday and Saturday , all extremely busy (200-800 people). Lessons at 5 levels of batchata. Very large dancing space in two different halls. Food is great and served even at 3am. Some girls refuse to dance -about 15- 20 percent, while other men claimed 50%. I am advanced level 5 dancer. Difficult to find free parking. Overall amazing experience. Wish we had something like that in London. Only Scala club here is somehow close to the quality of sound but without food and rooms are smaller. Bar Salsa at Soho or Temple is not anywhere as good as Havana.

Love this place for dancing salsa and bachata. They have a great production here with a large dance hall with so much space for main events and two smaller rooms for other dance styles. It's so cool to take a break and go dance something else, with a whole other set of people. The classes are varied in levels, most of the teachers move at a good place, and classes don't start tooooo late. What else to say? The music is fantastic. The bathrooms super large and clean.

I'll be honest, I usually go there for the board game nights on Monday. The staff is mostly nice, well, except for that bald guy that gets paid to passively aggressively explain the rules to you. You'd also encounter plenty of odd people that would join your table and either drool on you or eat your food and leave (true stories). Also the price tag for playing 2 and a half games is extremely high (the equivalent of about 13$). Hell why did I give this place 4 stars when I began writing this review is beyond me, it a nice place but it's definitely not my 1# choice...

Quite a disappointment. The good stuff: Lots of people Even proportion men vs women Lots of pretty girls Teachers were nice and friendly The bad stuff: Music Skill level/surrounding awareness No Kizomba First of all - this is LA/MAMBO party music wise. If you are dancing cuban or just like good music then you will not make it more than 2 hours in there before your ears start to bleed. They have maybe 1-2 cuban songs in an hour (and not even good ones). Even some of Rueda they were dancing was in Mambo music! Next thing is dancers - about 95% of them are either very bad beginners or just very bad dancers. This is a bit move wise but mostly because I have never seen that people don't care about others that much. They are constantly crashing into other people so most of your time you will spend trying to evade other dancers. I did see some people that looked like they are good dancers, didn't get a chance to dance with them to test. I was also on the "lessons" before the party, they split up people in same room in groups depending on level and what they want to dance. In our cuban "intermediate"group from about 20 people only teachers were good, rest of people seemed like they see salsa for 5th time max. I read all of the reviews before I went, I feel really sorry for the people who think this is the best salsa party in world, you should try going somewhere where salsa is on good level. P.S. This review is based on a single visit on 14/11/2017, spending about 4 hours in this place.

80s music party Great club, sound is perfect

Having just returned from Colombia where I took some salsa lessons, I came here to practice my new skills and I had an excellent time, even better than in Colombia where I found that frequently the locals chose not to dance with tourists but here in Havana Music club I didn't feel that was the case. And there were many very talented male dancers, I was impressed. I spoke to one of the instructors who said on Saturday they dance Cuban style, on Tuesday it's Linear and on Thursday it's both. Different music depending on the type. It cost 60 shekels to enter however I was offered a deal of 120 which includes unlimited food and drink. I do not dance Batchata but I noticed that the Batchata room was bigger and even more filled than the salsa room.

Every Sunday there is a board games night. It's very fun and everyone​ is welcome. The place itself is very big, offers nice food and good service.

One of the best salsa clubs in Israel, great vibe, beautiful people. Great instructors! Cons It would be better to remove all the promotions and to discount the drinks which are very expensive.

Very impressed by the talent of salsa dancers here! I had a great time. Staff is great and food is served late. I'm not a smoker but they have a nice designated smoking section outside with music. 3 rooms with different music

Salsa and bachata dancing club, open 3 times a week. Average age 35. Price is a bit high - 50nis. You cannot enter with water. They have a big bar there. The place is big. The focus is on salsa.

Not bad once you've finally started just dancing. They waste a lot of the time just teaching people how to dance. Drinks are ok not anything special. Israelis that you dance with typical of israel rude. In short this place is ok if you come very late and you'll be lucky to dance with anyone whos willing.

The best Latin club in the world 🥳❤️

Love the place , it’s quite clean and the music was cool

Very classy place, three diff rooms with kixomba,bachata,salsa. Nice people! Good music. I have enjoyed!

Great place for Latin dance in Tel Aviv! 3 floors with different music for each taste - salsa, bachata, reggaeton/hiphop!

Lessons are very organized so your able to find the level that suits you. Instructors are very kind and polite. The music starts slower to fit the lessons and as the night progresses pace picks up for regular dance. Some times gets crowded on the weekend. Over all a really fun place to study and dance salsa at.

Cool place with reggaeton music.