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Grassmarket/Victoria Street Edinburgh
40 Reviews Sitting on a bench and drinking a pint in the exact same spot where for the past 5 centuries weary travellers and merchants have sat, drinking a pint just as I am now... that's what the pubs in the...
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Printworks/Filmworks Manchester
20 Reviews This former Printing House redeveloped as an entertainment complex in 2000 with a health club, cinemas, restaurant and bars. I have been to the complex on several occasions including visits to The...
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Sauchiehall Street Glasgow
8 Reviews The pubs and clubs in Sauchiehall Street can be very difficult to get into on certain nights when they only open up for students of the local university. You'll have to show your cards to get past the...
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Clwb Ifor Bach Cardiff
3 Reviews The Welsh Club is a very established and well respected club. It has an amazingly eclectic array of nights playing everything from motown to punk. It also plays host to a lot of accomplished live...
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Broad Street Birmingham
24 Reviews If its nightlife your after you can't fail to find something that appeals to you in Broad Street. With over 40 Bars, Clubs & Restuarants there really is something for everyone. Rock music, Dance...
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Nightclubs Oxford
17 Reviews Park End is probably the best place to go if you want fairly mainstream 'dance' music, AND R&B, AND cheesey-music-since-the-50's! It's got three rooms playing each of these categories of music, plus a...
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Nightclubs Bath
9 Reviews 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...
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City Centre Pubs Cambridge
16 Reviews If you are looking for a place for large groups close to the youth hostel or the train station, the Salisbury Arms might be the right place for you. Popular with students, it has an atmosphere which...
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Crown Bar Belfast
3 Reviews Probably Belfast’s best known pub and one that is owned by the National Trust. The restored Victorian interior is so extravagantly ornate that it is almost overpowering. It has decorative mirrors,...
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La Lea Belfast
3 Reviews This place is marketed as an exclusive club, but I found it to be very relaxed and enjoyable inside. They get some good DJs on and the cocktails are very yummy!! Drinks aren't cheap though, but it's a...
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George Street Edinburgh
31 Reviews Stylish bar on corner of St Andrews Sq/George St that has a stunning world map of the wine growing areas painted on the ceiling. The food is good and the wine is so valued that it's in a vault in the...
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Teasers Manchester
5 Reviews A fancy bar with lots of babes wearing hot pants and tight tops dancing on top of your table! This is not an adult spot but a light concept for attracting men or women to a fancy bar and club....
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West End Glasgow
7 Reviews Hawkhead is right the central core is not that big but if you centre yourself on the charing cross area ,you get all the fun of the west end of charing cross and the student bars/clubs/and casinos,the...
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China Town Birmingham
4 Reviews As with any large city, Birmingham has its own China Town. As you would expect this is where the best chinese restuarants are. This place also has a thriving nightlife, with plenty of bars, clubs...
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Pubs & Bars Oxford
54 Reviews Yet another favourite pub of mine: Located conveniently in the city centre, "Far from the Madding Crowd" is still, well, far from the madding crowd of tourists. Nonetheless, it's a very nice place for...
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Bars & Pubs Bath
20 Reviews During the day Delfter Krug is a nice place for summer time drinking and eating. There is an outside seating area that is good for people watching. At night the outside area closes and the action goes...
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Live Music Venues Cambridge
6 Reviews Best night club in Cambridge because it has a variety of music. Bit hard to get to though. Check out www.junction.co.uk for listings and address. Depends on the night would normally help to look quite...
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The Kremlin Belfast
1 Review The Kremlin is the home of homosexuality in Belfast, and for a somewhat narrow minded city, you will not be dissapointed in here, especially if you drink from the furry cup. The Kremlin has three bars...
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Further Afield Belfast
6 Reviews WARRENPOINT, 22 - 26th MAY 2003 GUINNESS BLUES SHOWCASE At The Balmoral Thursday 23 MAY ( £5 ) Friday 24 MAY ( £6 ) Saturday 25 MAY ( £10 ) Sunday 26 MAY ( £10) THE RED HOT...
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Cowgate Edinburgh
15 Reviews This is the club for you if you are after some rock! Downstairs is a jukebox (the Pixies! Metallica! Awesome!) and upstairs they have a DJ. We ended up there on Monday though, which is when they have...
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Sankey's Soap Manchester
3 Reviews Absolutely cracking night out, attracting a wide range of great DJ's and open until the early hours. Recently saw The Chemical Brothers there. Door searches are strict. Lot's of people on drugs...
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King Tuts Glasgow
8 Reviews it is the best nightclub in the city.in the country {and scotland has many ways of having a great night out} its not about dress here its all the musicians + the music Every first Sunday of the month...
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Dance Music Birmingham
4 Reviews Probably the biggest club in Birmingham, this club is home to God's Kitchen, the hottest party night in the country and in Ibiza, and is resident to some of the best DJ's in the country Smart & funky....
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George Street Oxford
1 Review George Street is Oxford's busiest nightlife area, with a mix of restaurants, pubs, clubs, late night bars, cinemas and theatres. Though the University dominates much of the city, its influence is less...
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Cinemas Cambridge
4 Reviews The arts picture house shows cult films from around the world. check out www.picturehouses.co.uk/site/cinemas/cambridge For the American films there is a multi screen cinema in the Grafton...
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Manchester City Centre. Bars,Cafes,Resturaunts and all the usual things associated with a major city. Pay a visit to the famous China Town in the George St area.No different to any other major city except the amount of rain we get (sorry a famous Manchester joke) Most bars are smart/casual but Nightclubs have a stricter dress code of trousers and proper shirts but ties are not generally needed.
Don't expect too much of the club or theatre type thing around here. For this visit Plymouth, Torquay or Exeter where clubs and pubs abound. There is a small club in Kingsbridge known as 'Fusion' which is popular.Sorry but not of lot of help here - I shall have to ask my daughters! Fusion, Kingsbridge - casual/smart - no jeans.
Bar 11 on Burgate, just up from the Cathedral.It is a gay bar, and very friendly. A good mix of people, very studenty. Drinks a bit pricey but its a classy joint. Good food too. They have bouncers on a weekend so I guess you've got to be reasonably well dressed, no trainers that kind of thing.
The Garage in Glasgow - very studenty, with a good mix of music. The main floor is cheesey (very broadly speaking - I wouldn't class Nirvana, The Beatles or The Strokes as cheese, but they're all played, along with the other stuff), downstairs it's charty dance, and upstairs is Indie. So there's quite a good mix.It's very relaxed - no funny dresscodes or anything, and it's surrounded by lots of pubs you can start your night in! Plus, everyone goes there, so if you live in Glasgow and go to the Garage, you're almost guaranteed to meet someone you know! Like I said above, I don't really think there is much of a dress code - casual, dressy, whatever. Probably no tracksuits, but who would want to wear them out anyway?!
Slimelight, the sister of the 'Limelight' in NYCGreat club. It is a dive, really, but that adds to the charm. You have to have a membership to join (20 pounds) or get in with a friend who has a membership. With a membership, it is 5 pounds to get in, otherwise 7 pounds if you are tagging along with someone. Really intersting music. There is a gothic room, a noise room, industrial music, and really great fashion-y (is that word?) people. Great for people watching, and the drinks weren't that badly priced, really. A double gin and tonic (or double vodka, whatever) is around 4.50 pounds Gothic/industrial/cyberlore/punk, you get the idea.
Duke of York...small neighborhood pub, near the linen house, around the corner from the Whig (tourist trap! and lines (can't spell queue...) to boot. friendly staff and clients...Fibber Magee's...OHMYGOD. record for 10 hrs in a pub (st. patrick's day)...get a snug and watch the people rotate through and around you...really friendly locals...huge place-like 3 pubs in one! and an upstairs club too!friendly, fast, clean...although 3 loos never enough for us women! anything.
London's expensive, Manchester is rough .. but Newcastle... how theres a place that knows how to party. Comes with steep streets which are amusing when drunk, groovy bars and a club on a boat!As mentioned above, its unique through and through. Theres plenty of choice but mostly its trousers, shoes and shirts ... yep i know its typical towny gear but someplaces are more leanient than others.
There are so many different types of pubs...They are all so much fun...and the people are friendly...Country pubs are really nice as they are quaint and it is what you think of when you think of 'English Pub.' Also, the drinks are good! Anything goes!!!!
Pubs are very British and very fun:) You can go to a pub for dinner or go for drinks with your friends...and each one is pretty unique! Try one like the Dracula Pub in South Kensington where they make the 7 deadly sins into drinks or any of the numerous Irish pubs around:) But beware--they usually close around 11!
my favorite nightlife spot in UK is the Opera House, in Bournemouth, Dorset.i think it's the best club in UK, and probably one of the best club in europe.the friday night is the best night, with great DJ's playing good detroit , and the saturdays you'll find some really good techno-trance.it's located in an old theater (or opera, as it's called) and the dancefloor is incredible ! extravanganza !
The Montague On The Gardens London
5 Reviews and 1067 Opinions The concierge was fabulous, the hotel very grand, and despite the rooms being small they were...
The Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh
5 Reviews and 770 Opinions Two men wearing kilts (or trews) welcome you at the door and an open fire welcomes you in the lobby,...
Radisson Edwardian Manchester Manchester
4 Reviews and 929 Opinions I had a great time there. Stayed due to business 4 nights in the hotel. Staff was great, friendly...
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