Very cheap underground gay party every week on Sunday in Amsterdam. Be early, as only 220 people fit in and at 22h it's usually full. From then it's one in one out.
Very strict on some (old fashioned) rules, as for example any use of mobile phones is prohibited, and you can only bring your lesbian friends but should leave the str8 ones at home.
live DJs, dance floor
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Oh my gosh I found myself in Trut back in '94 as well. Had a blast the music was far more to my taste than a lot of the high energy style I had found in other clubs. Hope it still holds true to this day. Though I am a little past my clubbing days and nights.
Nice place, was not too busy last time. Friendly atmosphere.
Love this place. Music is a slightly more alternative and way less boring/predictable than at the bars at the Reguliers. Also, i don't feel ripped off when i order a gin-tonic or something that isn't beer. Music is loud but you can still hold a proper conversation in the quieter corners of the place.
The people who go here are quite young, but once in a while they have a 30+ party. Many people are happy to strike on a conversation with a stranger.
I'm a semi-regular visitor. I've experienced the employees (actually, they're volunteers!) as being extremely friendly. Sometimes they joined me with a drink, occasionally free things happen, and if they're off shift they might have some interesting stories or gossip to tell from the rich history this place has.
Still, i wouldn't be surprised if one of them would throw vodka over your phone. Keep the thing in your pocket or only use it at the toilet stalls...
Is the information about Trut here correct?
