Mary's Poppin stands as a vibrant gem in Adelaide's LGBTQIA+ scene, blending bar and club vibes in an inclusive haven. The atmosphere sparkles with retro disco flair under Australia's largest disco ball, featuring a high-energy dance floor, pole dancing area, and nightly drag shows by the fabulous Mary's Divas alongside local and international queens.
Offerings include affordably priced cocktails with cheeky names, highlighted by an extensive tequila selection at the sophisticated Bottoms Up bar – a chic retreat from the main club's intensity. Proudly queer-owned and operated, it welcomes the community and allies with ramp access and an accessible toilet. Strict entry requires valid photo ID, no hen or bucks parties, and a respectful dress code sans board shorts or steel caps. It's the ultimate spot for unforgettable nights of glitter, performance, and celebration.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
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Friday: 21:00 - 04:00
Saturday: 21:00 - 04:00
Sunday: Closed
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