54 Dreamy Nights — Restaurant in Municipality of Central Corfu and Diapontia Islands

My greek friend entered before us and she didn't pay, and we paid 20€. I got mad for the situation but still I paid it, I hit my phone when it wasn't working while I was trying to pay and the gorila they have as a bodyguard took me and tight my arm and kick me out. Situation: I'm a girl, foreigner, alone and this man was pressuring me because I look "dangerous" because I hit my phone. The BODYGUARD BRUSSED MY ARM and I almost had an anxiety attack in the door and the other bodyguard was really nice to me and tried to calm me down. Then, another guy came and me and my Greek friend entered finally from the VIP part, but it was the worst experience in parties. The day after I saw MY ARM COMPLETELY INFLAMED and it was becoming PURPLE.

This would happen in Spain and this guy would be sued but here in Greece this people they don't care about nothing and more if you're tourist... And nothing to say that maybe they should check...

My boyfriend and I read many bad reviews about this place, so we were hesitant to try it. However, since there aren't many clubbing options in town, we decided to give it a chance, and we're glad we did! The atmosphere was electric—it’s a proper club, and we had a fantastic time.

The entry fee was €20, which was totally worth it (you also get a free drink with your ticket). We had read complaints about heavy-handed security, but honestly, we didn’t experience any issues. I believe if you behave like a normal person, you won't have any trouble. Just remember, being on holiday doesn’t mean you can do whatever you want!

The music was good, though they changed the songs quite often. There are two bars in the middle of the dance floor, which take up a lot of space, but overall it was a great experience. I would definitely go back again.

I hope this review helps other hesitant, like-minded people to have a clearer understanding...

Disgusted by the way that we were treated after dropping a glass in the night club.

Physically hitting my colleague in the face, after dropping a glass, unbelievable. (Especially after spending 36€. I understand that there is a tight shift but you can’t start assaulting people because you feel that you are correct. Massive power trip over something so small.

To be compensated, I was very well looked after by an elderly man, which I could tell had felt bad and he had expressed that the situation was very uncalled for, in which I am very thankful.

Regardless of that good that I got from the scenario, being physical is never a necessary route to take, especially as a bouncer.

I hope to feel more safe in the near future, if I...