Little Havana

If you like o party in weekends and you like commercial music and dance, you can definitely go to Havana in Changkat.
The place is splitted in 3 areas: club, poll area and daily bar.
The club is huge and it’s located at the first floor. In weekends you have to buy a drink from the bar from ground floor, in order to go up in the club, You can buy even a bottle of water if you want. I really like the music and the place is always full.
The poll area is at the entrance in the venue, on the left side. They have one table, and it’s always a line with people waiting to play.
The main bar from outside is nice and they have decent prices. The area is more quite, because the volume of the music is not so high.
Overall the place has a great atmosphere. They have only one downside. Don’t start a fight with anyone. The bodyguard from here are violent, and they may attack you. So if you go there, stay quite and if someone will approach you to start a fight leave.

Little Havana is that one pub in KL where you see more white skinned humans rather than the usual diversity that you see around town, as you will be able to see many expats and backpackers raising their glasses to alcohol and various other small bar fights that you may have grown accustomed to see in many American TV series.
The double story pub is well veiled by the usually rude customers who might be a little hanky panky on your female companions, so do be careful if they ever asked for your hand moving towards the direction of their crotch. The beers itself are affordable for the area, and should be well expected for those who actually paid for the unusually expensive parking just to visit this pub.
I will avoid this pub for the truancy and the dreary humans who reside there, but then again, you might like your butt being touched by random strangers, so do go ahead if you want to.

There’s nothing posh about this place but it is filled with expats who has made Havana their weekend haunt. I like the courtyard area for casual drinks as it’s not too hot and has a great outdoor vibrant vibe.
The double storey establishment hosts a big dance floor upstairs and the party usually starts at about midnight onwards. I usually head straight upstairs to dance the night away with my girlfriends though I have to admit i’m not a big fan of the music as they play more oldies (think Michael Jackson).
The space may be huge upstairs but it can get very packed after 1am. The toilets are usually clean much to my relief as the last thing I want to face is people leaving their puke behind and toilets plastered with tissue. The crowd can get a little sleazy sometimes as well which is what I dislike. Drinks are priced at RM20 and above, the standard price for bars around the area.

Every time I go to Changkat, I would use the jockey service by Little Havana, it was impossible to find a parking spot on Friday and Saturday nights in that area. However, I would always pass Little Havana and proceeded to the other local bars. One fateful night however, a friend of mine decided to have a birthday there and we had so much fun I have since been a regular occupant at the establishment. Here’s why.
The place was filled with expats (I have no idea why?) the setup by the bar outside is nice, rustic and comfortable. They have two pool tables inside and a nice little club upstairs. They have pretty much everything any bar-​goer would expect all under one roof.
I can’t remember how many times I’ve been there exactly but rest assured, my friends and I would always have fun there. I do personally feel that they could work on the prices of their drinks and also their drinks promotions though, as I feel it’s a bit on the expensive side but other than that, a really fun place to Salsa your hard workweek away (no its not a salsa club, its just my go-​to dance move when I’m tipsy.)

This is one club that every expat has visited before. If you live in Kuala Lumpur you will notice how you will be bumping into the same people every single weekend. I always have a fabulous time there, because I go out with a big group of friends.
The music is good to dance, but very often they play really old school 90’s and 00’s songs.
There is no cover charge, but when it’s crowded you have to buy a drink downstairs before you can go upstairs to dance.