This is a nightclub in the centre of Inverness and has been recently refurbished. The music is more…read moredance and garage and they occasionally have famous DJ's play sets. Depends on your personal taste but it is a good night out if you like more hardcore dance music, if not then there are two other clubs in Inverness.

Liquid is one of the places to go in Aberdeen when the pubs close but unfortunately unless you want…read moreto stand in a huge queue it's probably best to go early on. (though it will be quieter then and you tend to wonder why you bothered) You will also have to pay for the privilege of standing in that rather huge queue with an entrance fee. This is essentially the student place to go so there are various discounts available on entrance and on drinks. So the club? Basically there are two floors, plenty of toilets, being served at the bar is extremely easy considering the amount of people that are packed in there so you never get annoyed at waiting and can dance the night away at your leisure. A good point? They ban drinks on the dance floor so you're not usually sticking to the floor or standing on glass every two minutes like in some places. This is definately a place to go.

Not an enjoyable place for me, too many people seem on something which makes me uncomfortable and…read moreas previously noted, there are massive queues to get in for what? Too busy and full of leery annoying blokes, not a place to go unless you are on the pull for one thing or the usual for drinking and dancing in cramped conditions with people bumping into you all night and being rude about it. Have not been for a while as i'd rather go home but definitely the most mainstream place you can find for the youngsters. I still don't think it's a proper club but it tries its best. Strong promotion and catchy deals you can understand the queues and hype.

realy good night out here. nice wee smoking area to meet and chat with people. never had any bother…read morehere either.

Since renamed Love 2 Love, with the downstairs area (formerly The Nile) now called Studio 25…read more Love 2 Love, or Love for short, has been re-energised since its change of name and ownership. Now overtaking its rival, Bakoo, as trendiest nightclub in Inverness, you have the choice of the dance tunes upstairs, or head down to Studio 25 for cheesy/RnB tunes. The only issue is that the doorstaff tend to let in far too many people, and the place becomes more or less a cattle-mart. To get a drink, you have to negotiate the 5-deep crowd surrounding the stressed bar staff, while pouring with sweat due to the lack of oxygen in the building by the end of the night.

Went to Love 2 Love as everyone else goes there and assumed its a great place however i wasnt…read morereally impressed, yeah the decoration is trendy, Although they do have a dresscode policy they seem to allow overly drunk people in causing trouble, The place was over crowed which i suppose u expect for a club, The toilets are a perfect drugs den, The dark narrow corridor to the toilets which i felt very unsafe. I've been to a few nightclubs and have to say the environment in this place was horrible, couldnt get out there quick enough!!!!!

Exodus i not the best club in the world by far, but almost always busy and plays a decent range of…read moremusic - indie, punk, ska, metal etc. Probably not the best club in Aberdeen either, but that really all depends on how you like your music. Really popular with art students - Saturdays have been known to be referred to as a Gray's(School of Art)-fest. A Yellow card helps with the drink prices and they're close to being as cheap as you can get in the city centre. Triple Kirks downstairs is good for pitcher cocktails and always busy. Bang on the end of Belmont Street.

Exodus plays some of the best music you are likely to hear. Is always busy and full of great…read morepeople. Not alot of chavs. Drinks are reasonable and a good place to have fun. Only downside is its small and can take a while to get served. Try it out, you wont regret it.

Being a child of the 80's I thought I would love this place...I was wrong. If I heard Wham once…read moremore I was going to cosh myself over the head. The Clientele is mainly fat middle aged men or Hen parties. Both are irritating. Funny smell in the lavs too. I left my friends lolling around drunk on one of the brightly coloured bonkettes up at the back and slipped away quietly into the night...or the Baker just up the road.

Top music, great club, fun for all. What else can you say? Lets go again.read more

Came hear after hours ~130am, sat night. Packed full of mixed crowd at this point. Old (40+),…read moreyoung (18-25), and in between. MOstly young though. The first floor plays house, DnB, electronica, dance Has a VIp section right by the HUGE bar. Getting adrink takes time and unless you cane it at the bar will eventually end up on you at some point. Second floor has another, much less crowded and a little more relaxing. Third floor has a nother dance floor playing rap, RnB, hip hop. Overall a standard meat market not exactly high class but you don't come to a place called "Espionage" for high class. Some girls were running around bar foot because they couldn't handle the hooker heels that seems to be so popular right now (2010). Have a couple shots (strong ones) then grab a chaser and enjoy the night. A great place to dance and get stupid. And in my case get raped by a butch lesbian and her senior citizen old mother. And when i kindly say i must get going, tell me that "I have my skirt on tonite". These are my kinda ladies!! HAHAHA.

While Espionage is conveniently located on the main street in Aberdeen, there are certainly more…read moreappealing clubs for anybody who is over the legal drinking age. Split across 2 floors, the club itself isn't a bad layout, but they do have a well-known drug problem on the top floor, which most people would understandably rather avoid. To add to the already poor image, they also have extortionate prices for their drinks with a vodka and red bull setting you back almost £5! The only plus side to going to Espionage is that they do play good music pretty much every night, but personally that's not enough to get me back there through choice. For anybody who does happen to like the place, they do offer a membership scheme that can get you cheaper drinks and they do also run some theme nights that can be good for a laugh. Despite all the negative points, I've rated this with 2 stars as there is a new manager taking over shortly so I do have high hopes for the future. If they can only clear up the drug problem, the under-age drinkers and review the drink prices, this would be a 4/5 star club. Here's to the future!