Once the seediest club in town, now one of only two places offering dancing and late night…read moredrinking. Its had a good scrub out in recent years and is much better than it once was, but it is still abit of a dive. Recently a monthly music club night has been started, run by mighty boof promotions. This has really improved the credibility of the place by drawing in the indie crowd. The groundfloor has a bar and seating. The first floor is 60s,70s and 80s and chart type music - it has seating and a dancefloor. The upper floor is either rave or indie depending on the night and is frequented by the younger crowd.

I had heard a lot about Digital, particularly about the DJs that come here and the fact that it's…read morethe best night ever. When I came for the first time, I was loving it, but my second visit last week left me a bit disappointed. Yeah it's a brilliant club - I fell in love with it then they played the theme tune to Fresh Prince of Bell Air. ahh .... Saying that, they played 'football's coming home' at least 4 times throughout the night - I couldn't help but count. It got a bit annoying. They had brilliant drinks offers though, I got 4 shots and a vodka + mixer for £6, so I was pleased (and tipsy). The club itself was a bit messy and the floor was sticky, but it's a nightclub afterall. The men were particularly sleazy - I was invited back to numerous house parties, but that's not the clubs fault. I would definitely come back here, I loved my first night and was maybe too sober for the second night, but the best things come in three's, right?

digital was always good times. specifically went to see hystereo, hernan cattaneo and scott (love…read morelexicon ave). discovered neil during one of the opening sets and he rocked the decks! i literally almost split my skull open in the restroom there once and got a (free!) ambulance ride to the ER. five stitches have never been so fun. thanks for the memories, digital! :)

The bar was great in the 90s but now has seen its day. MOST of the staff are freindly enough…read morehowever there is a bald gentlman who thinks he's gods gift and IS NOT. The Loo's are disgusting, the place has a bad smell, the music is absolute crap and yes the bouncers think they are hard as nails, have stinking attitudes due to their steriod habbit and like to show off to the young girls with virually nowt on by giving aggressive, threatening grief to smokers outside minding their own business - Idiots. The place is hopefully closing, as I have heard and hopefully something with a lot more class will open in its place. Goodbye Sh*tters.

Shooters is modern and wannabe trendy for the younger crowd. I'm not so sure it does suit Morpeth…read moreso well, but with current shopping centre developments taking place it might look more at home soon. Clean and well maintained by hard working staff.

Standard end-of-night venue, pretty relaxed staff as long as you're a good boy or girl! Multi-floor…read moreconfusion ensues as soon as you try to travel from one section to another. By the end of the night you will lose your mates, sense of direction or your mind (especially if you've had a few). Good overall for what it is.

Such a great place to club with the young adults of Dumfries! so much life and party it almost…read morereminds me of my uni days when I was a student myself in the 90s. My only critique is that the bartenders seem on edge around me, perhaps because I was their teacher back in the day LOL. overall great experience will come again soon!

A renowned place of music in Dumfries where many a local band have launched their careers. I found…read moremyself there late New Years Day To hear the Scunners play live blues music . Great sound and dancefloor to enjoy . The bar lets it down slightly as not a great selection of beer however that,s a common feature of many a similar establishment . Well supported by the locals , it is indeed a great town for live music.