O'Clock Seville: Tickets, Tables & Guest List
Open nowOpen: the new season started on Friday 25 September 2026, with parties every weekend.
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Enjoy O'Clock
O'Clock Club & Bar is a small club and cocktail bar at Calle Méndez Núñez 17, right by Plaza Nueva in the centre of Seville, Spain. It has been open since 2012 and it's easy to spot: the façade has a huge clock. The 2026/27 season opened on Friday 25 September 2026 from 22:00, and it hosts parties with DJ sessions every weekend.
- Season
- Open: the new season started on Friday 25 September 2026, with parties every weekend.
- Area
- Centro (Plaza Nueva)
- Municipality
- Sevilla
- Music
- Spanish pop, upscale commercial and deep house (directory)
- Nights
- Weekends, from 22:00
Groups or questions: WhatsApp
VIP Tables at O'Clock
For a table or a group, O'Clock has an events phone in its Instagram bio. Easier: message us on WhatsApp with the date and group size and we'll sort it out.
How to Get to O'Clock
O'Clock is at C. Méndez Núñez 17 (41001), a few steps from Plaza Nueva and the Town Hall. From anywhere in the old town you can walk there.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
O'Clock doesn't publish a dress code or minimum age. It's a centre-of-town club with a dressed-up crowd: go smart-casual and bring ID.
The club with the giant clock
O'Clock is one of the few clubs right in the middle of Seville's old town. It sits at Calle Méndez Núñez 17, a street that runs into Plaza Nueva, and a 2023 guide by Sevilla Secreta describes it as a compact room that has been open since 2012, impossible to miss thanks to the huge clock on its façade. Its own posts call it a club and bar: drinks, a dance floor and DJ sessions rather than a big production. That makes it a natural stop for people who have been out for tapas and drinks around Plaza Nueva, El Salvador or the Alfalfa and want to carry on dancing without taking a taxi. A directory sums up its music as Spanish pop, upscale commercial and deep house. If you want a central plan that starts early and doesn't require crossing the city, O'Clock fits the bill.
The 2026/27 season
O'Clock opened its new season on Friday 25 September 2026, with doors from 22:00 and a free drink for people who came through its promoters. Since then its Instagram has announced a party every weekend, with copy like "our dance floor is waiting" and "drinks, DJ sessions and the best atmosphere". In spring 2026 it was also busy around the long weekends, so it tends to open on bank holiday eves as well. The club doesn't publish a fixed closing time or a weekly line-up, so the safest way to know what's on a given Friday or Saturday is to ask. Message us on WhatsApp with the date and we'll tell you if there's a special party, how entry works that night and whether it's worth booking a table for your group.
Tables, groups and how to get in
O'Clock handles events and groups through a phone number in its Instagram bio, and it's a common choice for birthdays and work drinks in the centre. It doesn't publish entry or bottle prices. We don't sell its tickets through a shop of our own: message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are and we'll tell you the best way in, whether that's the list, a ticket or a table. Getting there is simple: from Plaza Nueva it's a one-minute walk, and from the Cathedral or the Arenal it's five to ten minutes on foot. The club doesn't publish a dress code or a minimum age, so go smart-casual and bring your ID, because the door applies its right of admission like every club in Seville.
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