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This is the only busy club that I have found in Bath on a Friday night. On Fridays they have a selection of 80s/90s music playing. The club is relatively small, but the dancefloor tends to be quite full. There is quite a large bar and service is relatively quick. Lot's of places to sit. Tuesday is indie / rock night.
Dress Code: Smart
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 8/9 North Parade Bath BA2 4AL
Club XL (Caddy's) is probably the best bet for a saturday night. There is a big main dancefloor with plays a mixture commercial dance and 90s music - great if you want to have a dance or a sing. There are three different bars, so getting a drink was quite easy and relatively cheap. There are a good few sofas to sit on and a chill-out lounge.
Dress Code: Smart
Written Apr 29, 2009
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This is a nightspot that is easy on the eye, but can get very busy. It has a good atmosphere but quite possibly the smallest dancefloor in the world! Since I like the dancefloor this was a drawback for me ;)
At least I got to see someone dressed up as a duck
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Updated Apr 29, 2009
Bath club with aggressive bouncers. This club advertises itself as student friendly but I would advise all students to beware of this place. The bouncers are probably the most unsympathetic in Bath and lose control very easily - almost at the smallest issue. I have seen them violently abuse girls inside and outside the club, when these are the sort of people they should be looking after and protecting in a club.
Dress Code: No dress code.
Written Sep 27, 2007
Website: http://www.qubeclub.co.uk/
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This place is probably the best night out in Bath. There is a big bar - so short queues at the bar - and two different rooms of music. One room is r&b and the other cheesey tunes from the 90s. Although there are nice sofas in another room to chill on, i'd recommend the dancefloor ;)
Dress Code: Smart
Updated Mar 22, 2007
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Clubs:
Po na na's
Caddilaccs
Bars:
Slug and Lettuce
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Po Na Na's: when its busy its horrible, but if you know people in the city who are under 21, the likely hood is they will be here on a weekend!
Caddies: Nicer inside, but frequented by trevs/kevs etc. (people who where adidas to clubs!!) Shame because they play really cheesey fun music on thursdays!!
Slug and Lettuce: quite up market cool bar. Quite noisey.
Boater: Big Garden, great in the summer, sometimes a lot of younger people in there. One of the only pubs with a garden in the city.
Dress Code: Most places are casual unless they're having a theme night or a special event.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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The club has hosted the likes of Oasis, Blur, The Cure, Snow Patrol and many more.
Updated Jul 20, 2006
Address: 14 George Street, Bath, Somerset
Phone: 01225 404445
Website: www.moles.co.uk
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Famous for some of the biggest DJ sets, student nights and parties; Babylon and it's promoters bring Bath specialist nights from Rock to Drum and Bass.
Written Jul 15, 2006
Address: Kingston Road, Bath BA1 1PQ
Phone: +44 (0)1225 465002
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students and the impoverished youth of Bath tend to pack the floor and generally the place fills up earlier than usual with a lively crowd partying from as early as 10pm.
Written Jan 11, 2003
Address: Cadillacs, 90b Walcot Street
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