A Lanterna - The house mixes restaurant, bar and dance club - it’s a great place to dinne and dance. Everyday there’s live music being played. The sound goes from MPB (stands for Brazilian popular music) to electronic music. The restaurant focuses on the Mediterranean cuisine. At the bar there are cocktails like the Champ See, made with kiwi, liquor and champagne; another good option is the Francine, made of lemon, pineapple juice and cherry brandy.

The house offers a new concept of club, with diversified and modern public. There are three distinct rooms: a lounge full of sofas and a stage for pocket shows; there are two dance floors and five bars in the whole place. At Saturdays there are shows, and from on midnight the dance floor is open, with house and Jumba (flash back). On Mondays the house is a stage for theater plays, but after they are over, the dance floor is opened.

D-Edge Club is a space dedicated to underground electronic music. The house brings a new conception in which the sound is integrated to the lightening system; each night it has a different color and unique characteristics, according to the party style. The house’s objective is to please a wide public and it’s prepared to receive up to 400 people. The place is divided in ample spaces, with two bars, a chill out area and a great sound system. Fridays are dedicated to house music with Renato Ratier, Marcos Morcef and guests. On Mondays, João Gordo is the resident DJ of the rock, new wave, punk and hip hop night. Julio Torres, Propulse (live P.A.) and Cesinha play on Thursdays night. Saturdays at night and Sundays after-hours it has techno and tech-house as the attraction. On Wednesdays, happens the Cio 80's party, with music from the 80's, electro and synth pop.

The night club has a modern and cozy ambient, inspired in the 70's, that pleases a 25 years old - older public. Besides the dance floor, three V.I.P. areas guarantee privacy for the ones who are looking for less tumult to enjoy the night. The V.I.P. area behind the DJ's stand can be rented and offers exclusive attendance. The waiters also go through the tables, to get the drink orders, so no one needs to interrupt the dance to get a drink. The musical schedule is eclectic: on Wednesdays, hip hop and house are mixed on the pick-ups; on Thursdays, the night is called Electrify, dedicated to electro house; on Fridays is the psy night and on Saturdays the minimal project called No Hay Banda takes place.

The futuristic scenery has the architect Isay Weinfeld signature, who also designed the restaurant Fasano, besides the creative Brothers Campana, whom seduced the Italian design industry. The DJ's stand is close to the dance floor, injecting the costumers with energy. The predominant sound is house and every week the responsible DJs bring the new stuff from Europe and United States. The house's proposal is directed to attend a select public and that is why a door security manager controls the entrance, holding back those who don’t fit in the house's style. On Thursdays, Michel Saad (one of the owners) is in the pick-ups command. On Fridays, it is DJ Leozinho's turn and on Saturdays it is the black music night. That seems never to go wrong with DJ Celsinho Double C. The house became famous for its rich owners and for its famous gests on the dance floor. When private parties take place, invitations are disputed by the high society members.