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    Essencia/Dubstep City @ Komedia

    4.5 (2 reviews)

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    Moles - Grand re-opening this Friday night!

    Moles

    3.9(9 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    ££

    "What do you want to do tonight?" "Umm... I dunno.... Moles?"…read more The nightlife in Bath is limited. Local pubs, trendy student bars, tourist spots. Sometimes you just want to see a live gig or dance to music that isn't Rhianna. Moles to the rescue! Theme nights and live gigs abound in this unique little spot. The club is a great idea, but its not always executed well. It's in the basement of a big house on George Street, in what I'm assuming was the servants' area. Sounds cool, right? But when you've got dozens and dozens of bodies crammed into an unventilated basement, it gets hot. When it gets hot, these bodies sweat. You then have to get very drunk so that you won't notice other people's sweat dropping from the ceiling onto your flushed forehead. As for the gigs, I've been to two live shows here, the Dead 60's and another for a local band. Both were great and I was so relieved to find a spot where I could jump, sing, dance, and listen to live music with other people who appreciated it. Music is played after the show, but whoever DJ's clearly goes for novelty value rather than skillful sets. Madonna, followed by Random 90's R&B Song, Sex Pistols, N'Sync, etc. Depending on your level of inebriation and silliness, it can actually be fun to dance to! I think Tuesday nights is "Cheese" night, when they purposely play this type of music.

    If you're planning a night out in Bath, there's one of two places you're likely to end up; Back to…read moreMine or Moles. Due to the ridiculously strict council rules that clubs must adhere to a certain noise level and close at a certain time, there is hardly anywhere for the youngsters of Bath to have a good time on a Saturday night. But Moles tries its best and, on the whole, succeeds to give clubbers great live music in an intimate venue. There's always a friendly party atmosphere to be found, but I wouldn't recommend anyone with claustrophobia. It's friendly for a reason - there's no escape from mingling with strangers at this tiny club. Over the years Moles has had Portishead, The Smiths, The Cure and PJ Harvey grace their stage (to name but a few) so it's a perfect place to hear an up and coming star.

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    The Assembly Inn - Inside

    The Assembly Inn

    3.2(5 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    £

    The location is great and the bar is neat, but their Abbey Ales Bellringer ale is not that good. I…read morekneecapped that going on so that's on me, but I was craving a porter and that didn't have that. The young lady bartender maybe didn't understand me and asked if I wanted a port. I doubt they even have that. Anyway, the bar is a go to spot for watching rugby matches and they have a pool table as well. Some outside seating too. They only serve snacks but no real food. The claim to be the oldest brewery in Bath and it's true but we are talking since 1997. I was expecting something much older. But still, 1997 and the Bellringer just wasn't my beer. Looking at the reviews of the beers they brew, most people will agree. If I came back, I would just get a Guinness or something bottled.

    Came in here to catch the second half of Alex Fergusons last home game for ManU. After I bellied up…read moreto the bar Rob came over and asked me what I wanted to drink. They have some of the Abbey Ales so I tried the Bellringer which was good. I also tried the Midford Cider after the gentleman next to me told me it would end my day at 6.5% (I squeezed in 6 more hours of drinking afterwards) The place is large and has plenty of seating, including couches. There is free pool everyday until 5PM and beers were cheap at about £3. Rob even told me about a few other places I needed to check out before I left town.

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