Nicolette has been on Calle Tejería, in the Navarrería part of Pamplona's old town, since around the turn of the century. It shut in 2023 after 23 years and reopened the same summer under new management, which kept the name, the room and the music. It counted its 26th year in 2026.
The music is the point. The bar says it likes anything with groove: house, funk, disco. There are DJ sets with guests, and the floor is small enough that a good night feels like a private one.
For a long stretch, when Pamplona was a more conservative city than it is now, this was the room where gay men could be obvious about it. That history is why the place gets called a survivor locally, and why several generations of the scene still treat it as theirs.