Katze Katze is quite a fun and one of the best bar options in Graz! But on the weekends it gets…read morequite busy- they manage the number of people allowed to enter so you may find yourself waiting in line to get in, depending upon just how busy. What's great is that they have both and indoor and outdoor area. But the outdoor part is more of a courtyard area so it feels very select but still with some fresh air. All of the drinks were just fantastic- and props to Alex who was our bartender for the great selections and suggestions. Something fun they do here is serving a bowl of popcorn along with certain drinks that you order. I also thought it's fun they have a certain theme for the bar, which changes every year. This time it was "Alice in Wonderland" which I guessed immediately from the decor. Great vibes here and tons of fun!

i was last night there . For my surprise the security chef of the club is in my opinion a racist…read more we were in line to get in and he wouldn't let us in because according to him we were 5 men alone. the line was full of men alone and in groups. in order for him to let us in, one of my group paid the security guard secretly to let us through. the thing is that he wouldn't let us in because we were 3 black people and one of Arab ethnicity. after entering i dedicated myself to observing who was entering. well all the men in line entered without problems but of course they were all white. that club is a disgrace today I felt discriminated against and treated like a second-class person because of my skin color. of course I will never go there again a place like that will not receive a cent from my wallet. If you are not white or are not welcome there

My niece asked me if she could have a bachelorette party since she is getting married in March. I…read moresaid "Let's go to Vienna because they have the friendliest people there," Everything is going well until we went to Sass Club. We got our first round of drinks and sat by the bar. Loud music and lots of people(very crowded).. and lots of friendly people. Then a guy was behind us and wanting to order drinks and tells me he was from South Africa...so I said, of wow! We were thinking of going to South Africa this year. He then said "if a dark skinned person was visiting South Africa people would think you are a slave."'I asked him if he thinks I am dark skinned and he said yes. I yelled at him and I said I am not a slave. Sass Bartender named Patrick (with a pony tail) came to me and told me to keep it down because they won't tolerate us being loud. I raised my voice to tell the the guy I am not a slave. Patrick took his side not mine.