About The Sugar Club
Step into The Sugar Club, a gem among nightclubs near St Stephen's Green, hidden away on Leeson Street Lower just a quick 10-minute saunter from the park via Earlsfort Terrace. This intimate venue blends live music magic with pulsating club nights, making it a favourite for those craving something beyond the mainstream meat market. Opened in the early 2000s, it's got that cool, underground vibe with cabaret-style seating that transforms into a sweaty dance haven post-gig. The walls vibrate with bass from hip-hop, electronic beats, and occasional indie sets; fairy lights twinkle over craft cocktails and the scent of gourmet street food wafts from pop-up kitchens. It's where Dublin's creative crowd gathers, from musicians spilling out of nearby Whelan's to trendy locals dodging Temple Bar's tourist traps.
What to Expect
Smaller capacity means it fills fast; arrive by midnight for gigs turning club. Expect eclectic DJ lineups, themed nights like soul or techno, and a crowd that's eclectic and friendly. Sound system punches above its weight in the cosy space, with visuals projecting on walls. Drinks menu shines with unique mixes; try the signature Sugar Rush. Late licence keeps the party till dawn on weekends.
Insider Tips
Check the website for gig schedules; club nights follow live acts seamlessly. Best value midweek for chill vibes. Walk from St Stephen's Green via Lincoln Place for fresh air. Pair with dinner at nearby Cafe en Seine on Dawson Street. Dress creative casual; no suits needed. Locals hit the back bar for chats with performers. For top Dublin nightclubs in St Stephen's Green area, this is the cultured choice over rowdy spots.