KOKO Seville: The Club Under the Setas, Dress Code and Erasmus Nights

KOKO is the club beneath the Setas (Metropol Parasol) on Plaza de la Encarnación, in the centre of Seville, Spain, and it opens every night of the year from 23:00. It plays reggaeton and electronic music, draws a young crowd and has a weekly Erasmus night on Tuesdays.

Under the Setas, in the middle of the old town

The address is Plaza de la Encarnación 38, and the club sits inside the Metropol Parasol complex, the big wooden structure everyone in Seville calls 'las Setas' (the mushrooms). That makes it one of the most central clubs in the city: you can walk there from the Alameda, the Alfalfa or the Cathedral area. A 2023 city guide described it as the place where 'the youngest' go out, with parties of every kind each week and private events by reservation. It isn't a mega-club like the ones in the Cartuja or Montes Sierra; it's a city-centre club where people end up after a few drinks nearby.

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Open 365 nights: what each day looks like

KOKO's own website says it is 'open 365 days a year', every day from 23:00 (its Instagram says from midnight). That's rare in Seville, where most clubs only open Thursday to Saturday, so it's a safe bet for a Monday or a Tuesday. The club names its nights: 'Monday's Calling', 'Erasmus Tuesdays', 'Koko Weekdays' midweek, 'Saturday, Baby!' and 'Sunday, Funday'. The music goes 'from reggaeton to electronic', in the club's words, and directories add trap and commercial hits. Google lists a closing time of 06:00, which is the Andalusian limit on weeknights; on Fridays, Saturdays and nights before a holiday the law allows until 07:00.

Dress code and age: what to expect at the door

KOKO doesn't publish a dress code or a minimum age on its website. What we can tell you is the general rule: in Andalusia, under-16s can't enter clubs and each venue may set 18 as its own limit, which is what nearly all central clubs do, so bring your ID or passport (photocopies are a risk). For clothes, think smart-casual: no tracksuits, football shirts or flip-flops, and you'll be fine on most nights. If you're going with a group on a busy night, ask us first and we'll tell you what they're asking for that weekend.

Bottles and booking

The club publishes its bottle menu, without a currency sign: Tanqueray, Moët or Absolut at 120, Hendrick's at 130, Grey Goose at 150, and Johnnie Walker Blue Label or Dom Pérignon at 500, with Red Bull at +1 each. Entry price isn't published by the club; Google listings give a range of €10 to €20, so treat it as a guide. KOKO takes bookings through its website and WhatsApp, and we can sort out a table or a list for you too.

Getting home is easy from here: you're in the old town, and TUSSAM's night buses leave from Prado de San Sebastián, every 35 to 40 minutes until 05:00 on Friday and Saturday nights, and at 00:00, 01:00 and 02:00 the rest of the week.