Brasshouse Bar

A surprisingly  large student bar with cheap food cheap drinks and tunes all day long. Although this combination of so many positive attributes in the student pub checklist does get this place very busy later on  . It is just a hypothesis that this venue brings a big bulk of student population but judging [...]

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Brannigans Nightclub

Brannigans in Chester is a large commercial club clinging to the centre of Chester with its teeming nightlife and drunken revellers. There are often queue to get in but they are not as long as they were some years ago when Brannigans was the capital letter among the lowercase alphabet of the other bars and [...]

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Yates Wine Lodge

With another nice location by the river that runs through York, this Yates wine lodge offers an older crowd and a nice selection of drinks. The poles on the dancefloor attract much hilarity from groups that dare to get their groove on. The place quickly becomes very lively and it seems the bar [...]

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Guanabara Bar

One of London’s most innovative and interesting Bars, Guanabara is a samba dance club in a large hall-like room above the quiet back streets of Covent Garden. Once you pass through the cafe-lounge like entrance and up the stairs you enter the bustling room which has a walkway around the outside of the central [...]

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Ruby Blue’s

A place with more attitude than sense, Ruby Blues represents commercial club organisers making a few bucks out of a prestigious location. Making the worst cocktails I’ve ever seen: four shots for fifteen quid has never tasted so bad it is clear that such positioning has never been so well abused. Ruby Blues is basically a [...]

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Sway Club and Bar

This infamous two-level club is blended with a  hotel entrance to make it look and feel up-market and prim. Downstairs is much like a traditional club - a big open floor with booths and small tables at the sides with a treasure-horde style bar at the back reaching elegantly from floor [...]

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The Clapham Grand

I wholly endorous the Clapham grand. This venue has excellent proximity to transport links to tune of the large Clapham Junction mainline rail station and is only a short bus ride from links to the tube. The layout is similar to that of the old Camden palace - a multi-tiered affair with backstairs [...]

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Club Prana

I could claim that Prana is one of the best clubs on the west coast of Florida and that the propaganda truly meets up to what it is like inside but unfortunately although I did end and evening out in here it was a rather drunken one. Prana requires its customers to queue outside [...]

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Digress

Tucked around the corner just in the boundary of Soho on Beak Street sits Digress- a bar and club set on two levels with a splattering of comfortable chairs and tables upstairs and a long bar with opens dance space and couches downstairs in the dimly lit club. No doubt the best time [...]

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Pause Bar

Sitting rather humbly next to the ever popular Vodka Revolution bar, this alternative offers one much better thing- no queue. And with it taking in the region of an hour to get into Revolution one can see the appeal! One enters beside a cafe through glass doors into a long RnB bar with a [...]

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