Salsa, Bachata & Kizomba at Salsa Club TLV, Tel Aviv

Three rooms under one roof, a main 'Havana' hall, the smaller 'Hola La' room and a VIP space, make this Tel Aviv club a lesson‑then‑party venue. Doors open around 21:00; warm-up lessons and group classes run from about 21:15–21:30, then the floors split into salsa, bachata and urban‑kiz sets from 22:30. There’s stage space for instructors, table seating and a full food-and-bar service so you can eat without leaving the dance area.

Thursdays are the club’s Latin night; Tuesdays lean Cuban/salsa‑dura and Saturdays run Cuban/bachata programmes. Live shows turn up on some Wednesdays and Fridays but the core social nights are DJ‑led, reviewers flag a professional sound system. Expect a mixed‑age, mixed‑skill crowd; big nights swell to several hundred people, the central floor getting crowded after 22:30. If you’re coming alone, the early class is the easiest way to meet partners.