Oceana. lovely place to go in wolverhampton. Diffrerent rooms depending on the music you like. Also…read morehave nice comfy sofas upstairs and an amazing room. A lively place to go, cheap drinks altough you have to que it is well worth it. Safe secure way of putting your coat away and collecting it at the end of the night. Would recommed going out here. Student central!!

You have to pick your night with this place!…read more Friday has turned into chav night. Although you can't dress as a chav, they're just in disguise. I can't go out on a Friday now without getting knocking a chav around (I won't be pushed around by lippy kids with attitude). Other nights are great. Saturdays are more mature, slightly older crowd (suits me a bit). More friendly. The upstairs floor is cheesy & 90's music, fantastic. Ice floor can get a bit chavvy with commercial (slit my wrists) r & b. They do throw some trance/dance anthems in there to rave to though. They have brilliant theme nights if you pick wisely. Prices vary MASSIVELY. On large events & saturdays you're looking around £4 for a pint/bottle, sometimes going to £5 depending on the night. Thursdays are well cheap. Security is great though (I know some of them). Very tight, very strict and there's a lot.

Need a reason to come to Wolverhampton? Look no further! Wulfrun Hall is probably the best music…read morevenue in the Midlands. Next door to it's larger cousin, the Civic Hall, but the Wulfrun is way better. Quite small, but big enough to get a massive atmosphere. It also has a pretty large, and quite high, stage, so unless there's a 6'7" giant infront of you, you'll miss nothing. All the cool bands play here. I came for Primal Scream.

Saw POD, Hoobastank, and Alien Ant Farm here. Definitely a school gym feel. About the same…read moreacoustics too. No ventilation whatsoever. Hot and sticky inside. We had to go outside between bands just to breathe. Men's toilet is way too small for the number of people this place holds, and the women's toilet is located somewhere in the basement. The bar is highly disorganized and crammed with people. Not in a good area. Only come if there's a band you really want to see.

Had a fantastic night at Mojito bar on 13th December at the pre Christmas Party. Despite still…read morelearning how to salsa everyone was warm and friendly, I think this is initiated by the organiser/teacher, Ryan. Everyone I danced with, without exception was patient and gave me loads of really helpful tips to help me improve. Thanks everyone have a great Christmas

From the owner: Come and join our warm and friendly class. All our classes a design the make you feel quite at…read morehome. I know that when you are trying to lose weight. That it a very hard and long step to take. As you know any form of exercise help you lose weight. You decide how much you want to lose. We help you reach your target weight without pain. Let's find a new you Taking salsa classes help you to burn off those extra pounds whilst having fun. Salsa helps you towards an active lifestyle introducing to a whole new world

I think silks has gone down the pan now and its so over rated and expensive…read more Its full of under 18's and more like a youth club rather than a night club!

I will only ever go here when I am absolutely slaughtered and medically in need of more alcohol…read moreafter all the other places have shut Although I have to say i prefer it to U-Bar! The place is a mess - it's got sticky carpet which you can't get your feet off, the seating areas are a disgrace and the toilets stink so much you can smell them from the dance floor! It's a shame as the owner's brother owns noather notorious Cannock hot spot - which is much nicer.. why cant they work together on this? Its full of under 18s girating to shit music in the hope they will go home with a shaggable chav, but if I were you - I wouldnt even bother. It's really not worth the fiver you pay to get in.

Based on the scale and grandeur of Cradley heath Liberal Club, you might mistakenly think that…read moreCradley Heath was a Liberal Democrat stronghold to rival Sheffield Hallam. Well, it isn't - the local councillor is Labour and the MP is Tory. My suspicion is that the Liberal club owes its swankiness to a nearby supermarket that begins with "T". The place has balconies for heaven's sake! It is a big modern building on Upper High Street, with plenty of meeting and function rooms. There are two bars and they also serve food during the day (they once boasted of poaching the chef from a renowned local greasy spoon cafe). Despite being a modern club, they have not neglected the obligatory glitter ball and sparkly streamer curtains. They have a packed programme of events and entertainment throughout the year. It is members only, but I don't expect they'd be overly harsh when admitting new members.

Went in here today to meet my old man for a quick beer before visiting home. Its ok, suited for…read moreolder people and family for a few quite pints. Big screen comes down when theres a match on and you'll find all the locals supporting their favorite teams. The club is brand new due to Tesco ripping down the old one, not for any reason i don't think. Theres always events and activities going on and a lot are free to take part on. All the locals are friendly and the beer is cheap. Also the restaurant event rooms can be rented out upstairs and the food is great.