Sonida Café In Brescia

Friendly reception from the bar staff. In the weekend's the bar has a DJ. and sometimes there are karaoke nights. Very gay friendly place. One of the best LGTB places in the city. A nice place to visit as a tourist. The bar has separate smokers room what makes it kinda unique in it's kind. Free WiFi.

I go to Sonida rarely and honestly the few times I go I would like to find everything in order, and not one bathroom out of two working and the other without a door and yet being told "guys, no meetings in the bathroom" then my beautiful darling I'm a girl and honestly I'd like to do my business with a damned door and not making a show so it's obvious that with one bathroom out of two working it's obvious that people get to know each other a little so my darling, put your heart at rest that the "meetings" in the bathroom are a bit obvious... having said that it would be advisable fix the bathroom have a nice day and peace and love ✨

Date of visit: 20 April 2025 I visited Sonida for the first time, hoping to enjoy karaoke. After searching for nearby options, I found this bar, just a 23-minute walk from my place. Unfortunately, karaoke wasn’t part of the events that night—it was all about dancing, and the music continued until the bar closed at 4 AM. While it originally didn’t seem like a disco house, it has definitely evolved to feel like one today. Although karaoke wasn’t on the agenda, I decided to embrace the lively atmosphere. The loud music, vibrant energy, and people enjoying themselves created a fun vibe. I hung around drinking while soaking in the scene, even though I came alone. I stayed by the corner, vibing with my affordable drink—just under €10 for the cheapest option. I think €5 would have been perfect for me. 😊 One thing I love about Sonida is its late closing time—it’s the last bar standing, staying open the longest, which made my night even better. 😁 It was very crowded that night, and space was tight, but for me, the more the merrier. People danced wherever they could, inside or outside. Another nice touch is being able to take your drink outside and back inside freely, without needing hand stamps like I experienced at another venue the next day. The bar is also gay-friendly, which I appreciated. I even saw one or two guys kissing, adding to the inclusive and welcoming vibe. For the question about how much I spent per person, it wasn’t clear whether it referred to each order or the total cost of my night. I used the total amount, and I spent around €30-40 for four drinks. I only ordered drinks during my visit. Overall, the vibe reminded me of disco houses in Baguio City, Philippines, but without the overwhelming cigarette smoke or hostesses. I look forward to visiting again and updating my review!

Great karoke night and great DJs! I recommend it for the great atmosphere and fair prices.