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A quintessential Cape Town nightclub

The Fez Club

Among the most popular nightclubs in Cape Town, The Fez Club is situated in the central business district and pulls big crowds that queue in the street outside. The opulent interior is stylish and has a North African feel, complete with drapes and embellished wooden doors.

fez club vaudeville A performer at The Fez Club

Did you know?

This is the second incarnation of The Fez Club. From August 1998 to December 2005, the original Fez club operated on the corner of Hout and Burg streets in inner-city Cape Town.

The Fez Club is the top nightclub in Cape Town at the moment, frequented by the young professional set that likes to be seen among the rich and beautiful. There’s nothing grungy about this established party spot; strictly dress-to-impress, you will be turned away if you’re not kitted out in your suavest gear.

The Fez is closely associated with Vaudeville dinner theatre, also highly popular. Burlesque dancing and singing, trapeze artists, strength acts, and a host of creative performances punctuate the pricey but high-class 3-course meal. Vaudeville takes advantage of the Fez’s opulent interior for a naughty night like no other.

Inside, rich embellished wooden features and North African-inspired drapes, chandeliers and large staircases make for a sophisticated and trendy night outAs far as Mother City haunts go, this experience is unique and signature. The who’s who the urban creative set come here almost exclusively to mingle.

During the summer high season, you may be lucky enough to spot an international celebrity or two here. The Fez has become a favourite haunt for actors and singers who visit Cape Town with entourages in tow. Mick Jagger, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Kim and Khloe Kardashian are just some of the famous names that have taken part in the late-night revelry.

The Fez’s party starts late on weekend nights, when clubbers join the post-Vaudeville dinner set for progressive house music supplied by an impressive set of guest DJs, both local and international.

A long line usually forms outside the Fez as the night progresses, so try to get onto the VIP list – you can apply on the website or via Facebook. Otherwise be prepared to wait outside.

Travel tips & Planning info

Who to contact

The Fez Club
Tel: + 27 (0)79 249 5295
Email: bookings@fez.co.za

How to get here

The Fez Club is located at 11 Mechau Street in Cape Town. There is some parking around the club. However, using a metered cab is probably the most convenient and safest option.

Around the area

This is in the heart of the Cape Town CBD, with Long Street and the V&A Waterfront around the corner.

What will it cost

Cover charge ranges from approx R60.00 per person up to approx R250.00 for VIP access. A 3-course meal with Vaudeville performances costs approx R350.00 and includes Fez Club cover charge. Prices are subject to change.

What's happening

The Fez Club boasts a consistently world-class line-up of live music and DJs, so keep an eye on its website for the latest news.