I went there yesterday for the first time, view and landscape is beautiful. But the bar itself and people working there is just awful and the worst experience I've ever had, the securities kicked out of the bar one of my friends, which was fine because he was drunk, but when I tried to ask the bouncer what had happened I just got jumped by 4 of them with several punchs on my face, they put me on floor draged me for 30 feet and after they still gave me a good amount of kicks on my lower back while I was still on the floor. This happened until the manager of the bouncers realized I did nothing and told his employees to stop, after all they had done to me and give me some bruises and cuts from lips, my nose, shoulder and lower back. It was the most shocking experience of my life. Please if you want to have fun and have a drink, you can easily find a good amount of other options.

(Translated by Google) A house without legal entry criteria. I went like other times to have a drink with a friend to talk to listen to some music when, upon reaching the entrance, I am told by a boastful being and without the slightest of empathy to be in front of a front door of a space like the bo zen : it's still too early the atmosphere is weak they can't go in now more men alone have to wait … I found it surreal … I've never been told such stupidity … but it doesn't stop here … incredulous with the words I came on the way to the gate outside and 2 individuals pass by me who arrived at the door and were given the consumption card as soon as they entered without major questions and approaches…. I was perplexed by the discrimination hound that had been victimized at that moment!!!! I went to that gentleman a second time to ask him why he told me he couldn't enter because there were too many men if he had just let himself in 2 right in my face if their money was different from mine... to which he answers me : they are regular customers that I know… I don't know you and I don't even have to give you reasons… how can a house be open with this type of people at the door… RIDICULOUS !!!!! (Original) Uma casa sem critérios legais de entrada . Dirigi me como outras vezes para beber um copo com um amigo conversar ouvir um pouco de música ao que ao chegar a entrada me é dito por um ser prepotente e sem os mínimos de empatia para estar na frente de uma porta de entrada de um espaço como o bo zen : ainda é muito cedo o ambiente está fraco não podem para já entrar mais homens sozinhos tem que aguardar … achei surreal … nunca me tinham dito tal estupidez … mas não fica por aqui … incrédulo com as palavras vinha no caminho para o portão exterior e passam 2 indivíduos por mim que chegaram à porta e foi lhes dado logo o cartão de consumo entraram sem grandes questões e abordagens …. Fiquei perplexo com a descriminação sabuja que tinha sido vítima naquele momento !!!! Dirigi me ao tal senhor segunda vez para lhe questionar qual a razão de me ter dito que não podia entrar por estarem demasiados homens se tinha acabado de deixar entrar 2 mesmo na minha cara se o dinheiro deles era diferente do meu … ao que ele me reponde : são clientes habituais que conheço … a si não o conheço e nem tenho que lhe dar justificações… como pode uma casa estar aberta com este tipo de gente na porta … RIDÍCULOS !!!!!

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We have just been dismissed from getting inside. No explanation! Me and my friend are really well dressed, and so we could not understand why. I refuse to accept that is is because we are both black girls. Not in 2023! The door man, Mr Pedro, invited us to leave, and we did so. I am very disappointed as i made it in last week. So.....why is that now?

Worst bar and experience ever. Bad service, horrible experience, rude staff!

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Good place to go at night in Braga if you are a disco fan

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(Translated by Google) A rubbish place, I couldn't get in with my friend because a useless security guard told me “only the customers of the house” to ok, I'm not the customer of the house? HAHAHA a joke!!! I couldn't enter why?! I am black, and Brazilian but I assure you that I could buy even the place with my money. (Original) Um lixo de local, não consegui entrar com a minha amiga porque um segurança inútil me disse assim “ somente os clientes da casa” a ok, eu não sou o cliente da casa? HAHAHA uma piada!!! Não pude entrar porque?! Sou negra, e brasileira mas asseguro que podia comprar ate o local com meu dinheiro.

(Translated by Google) My experience goes back to the times before Covid19, when we were bottle customers in this space. We were well taken care of and there was flattery. Today, we came to Bô Zen, less careful in appearance and we were barred from entering. We were told that we were not regular customers and that there was the “Right to Admission”. However, people we know, who had dined at the same restaurant as us, younger, by the way, regardless of the use of a tie, were immediately admitted, and so on. It became clear that the so-called “Right of Admission” excludes equality and the right of citizens. It is regrettable that nowadays, in a society that claims to be a defender of the basic freedoms of the individual, there is such discrimination and lack of respect for the person. This has been a common practice, perhaps with the pseudo intention of valuing space. I must say that it is our responsibility to allow this practice to take place, because if we refuse to enter when someone is barred from entering, we are not only claiming that person's right, but an equal right, that is, also the our. If we don't subjugate ourselves to begging for the entrance, but take a stand, maybe tomorrow we won't be the protagonists of the “story”, for the simple fact that we don't correspond to the criteria of the doorman and the management. Let's stop being subservient and weak!! After all, we should be the ones who dictate the rules, when we are the ones who feed the system with our money. Let's not accept rules when we are the ones who pay the expense!!!! It is a space open to the PUBLIC. (Original) A minha experiência remonta aos tempos antes da Covid19 , em que fomos clientes de garrafa neste espaço . Éramos bem atendidos e havia bajulação. Hoje, viemos à Bô Zen, menos cuidados na aparência e foi-nos barrada a entrada.. Foi-nos dito que não éramos clientes habituais e que havia o “Direito à Admissão “. Entretanto, pessoas nossas conhecidas, que haviam jantado no mesmo restaurante que nós, mais jovens, por sinal , independentemente do uso de gravata, tiveram entrada imediata, e assim, sucessivamente. Ficou claro que o tal “Direito de Admissão “ exclui a igualdade e o direito dos cidadãos. É lamentável que nos tempos atuais, numa sociedade que se diz ser defensora das liberdades básicas do indivíduo, exista tal discriminação e falta de respeito pela pessoa. Esta tem sido uma prática habitual, talvez com o pseudo intuito de valorização do espaço. Devo dizer que a responsabilidade é nossa em consentirmos que essa prática se instaure, pois, se nós nos recusarmos a entrar quando alguém for barrado à entrada, não estaremos a reivindicar apenas o direito dessa pessoa, mas o direito igual, isto é, também o nosso. Se não nos subjugarmos a mendigar a entrada , mas tomarmos uma posição, talvez amanhã não sejamos os protagonistas da “ estória”, pelo simples facto de não correspondermos aos critérios do porteiro e da gerência. Deixemos de ser subservientes e fracos!! Afinal, devemos ser nós a ditar as regras, quando somos nós que alimentamos o sistema com o nosso dinheiro. Não aceitemos regras quando somos nós que pagamos a despesa!!!! É um espaço aberto ao PÚBLICO.