Probably the best and most established nightclub in Oldham. Has recently been refurbished and has…read morean elegant decorative feel. This club has two split levels offering different styles of music. Downstairs usually play indie, whilst upstairs playing dance (Hed Kandi) on a Friday and party and pop on Saturdays. Slighty off the circuit but still busy. Usually trouble free. Ages range from between 20's to 30's. Only open at the weekend.

Well i'm in my 30's and still think this is one of the better clubs in Oldham :) ... 2 floors with…read more2 types of music therefore, something for everyone! Drink prices are satisfactory. Recommended a try!!

Never to old for this place!! (Even at 92)…read more For years now Oldham has had it's fair share of bad publicity. Pubs and clubs along the famous Yorkshire Street have closed and never returned. This weekend I popped back into envy some 8 years after first going! This place was great! If you like your cheesy 80's 90's and 00's and you fancy pretending your 17 and under age again then you'll love it. It was a random work night out that brought me back here, the age range in our group was between 22 and 60 we all made the most of it. The old style flashing dance floor and and alco pops made me feel like I was 20 again. I spotted an elderly chap dancing on the dance floor I caught up with him and asked his age... 92 he told me! A 92 year old man out on his own in a town centre on a weekend night! Only in Oldham!!

Envy is connected to liquid but the entrance is round the corner it s a good club with a friendly…read moreatmosphere and good selection of drinks. another good thing about envy is the music so you can the night away

I have a sore head. It's not good but it's the price you pay for a great night out. Ruby Lounge…read moretotally exceeded expectations. Me, planning, making a decision is a rare thing. My suggestion was actually a hit. I did my indecisive alterego very proud. There are many quality club nights organised by the Lost and Found name and this was no exception. Dance off, being £1 entry, sold it for me. Doubles for £3, a range of sambucas £1.50? Messy. Dance off saw a battle between three major DJs, strangerways, good vibrations and juicy DJs playing a mix of Joy Division, The Temptations and Dr Dre. Amazing combination. Ruby Lounge is renown for it's quality club nights and live music. The venue is perfect, with an adequate dance floor, a stage to match and plenty of seating on a slightly raised level for a chill out. Another great Northern Quarter location that needs to become a regular thing for me.

I think this might be a strip club. In fact I'm pretty sure. Well, it wasn't when I was in the Ruby…read moreLounge last night for a Lost and Found gig which is why I felt comfortable to take my boyf in with me. The gig was billed as The Cribs Aftershow but it was basically just a gig- most of the spectators were either in one of the four bands, looked like they should be or were girl groupies who were way too impressed with themselves that they were getting backstage. The sofas and high backed armchairs in the main bar area were nice touches, there were a few mirror balls around too. Plus velvet curtains - hello, strip club? Then you turn to the grimy stage area with the big grill up between the bands and the crowd. That said, no one went past the pillar anyway. Too cool to stand right at the front. Alright drinks prices - get some of their cheap vodka mixers or flavoured sambucas otherwise you'll run out of money quickly. After the bands they had Gareth Brooks from Xfm DJIng but we didn't end up staying.

Everyone wants a night out that is memorable despite the large amounts of alcohol you may consume…read more Rififi is the one club that looks after its customers providing different theme nights every night from; poker night, retail therapy night and jazz night. Then at weekends all hands are on deck as the club comes alive. Rififi has two floors. The first floor is separated in two with the lounge at the front and later the room opens up further to the RnB room. Upstairs is the Dance room with two separate bars and is huge! What is good is that you have choice and a nice open deck area to sit and relax and not get rain on! The club is modern, stylish and cosy and is always busy so you know that it is doing something right. This is the club I go to and also celebrities such as Hollyoaks stars to Britains Got Talents Auditionees and X Factor contestants. You don't want to miss out on this place.

Hi peeps, well if you wanna boogie on down in oldham, get on up to yorkshire st. If RnB old and new…read moreis your thing, this is the place to be. A little small inside however the crowd is great and the nites i have had in there are always been brill.

The only good thing about this nightclub is the cheap drinks, other than that unless you enjoy…read morefighting, the same repetitive music, losing teeth, getting bottled or spiked, then I'd avoid this place at all costs. The crowd in this place is boring to put it bluntly, if you're out to try and pull then I would avoid this place like the plague, there's probably about 6 men to each woman, the music is repetitive and boring and not really open to new music, there's never any decent events on anymore and if you so much as glance at somebody wrong, you risk either getting your lights punched out or stabbed in the neck with a bottle of out of date beer. The nightclub upstairs called panacea (which used to be a rock bar) is always dead since changing the music policy to house, you'll be lucky if you see 2 people on the dance floor at the most, and the only time you ever see more than 3 people is when they go up to buy cheap bottles of alcohol, only to scurry back downstairs again into fusion ''Nightclub''. Overall I would definitely avoid this place, I feel sorry for the dj's who always look miserable due to having to play the same music in a dead venue, the only way this club will pick back up again is by hosting some different events, that aren't (House, jackin, organ, bassline or deep house) and open their options a bit.

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By day, Mint Lounge is a small unassuming doorway, and judging by its tacky signage, you might…read morethink twice about spending your night there. Not all books should be judged by their covers though, and this is especially true for Mint Lounge. You'll often find a queue outside Mint Lounge on the weekends, revellers eagerly anticipating a night of soul, funk, jazz and electric disco. There's a couple of bar rooms and a main dance floor which gives off an underground vibe. They also have live bands playing here and the entry prices are reasonable - from £4-7 depending on the night and how early you arrive. Although I have to agree with James that 'Nish Nash Nosh' was a tragic loss, I do love Funkademia equally.

Mint Lounge has been home to many of my recent nights out. It just doesn't attract those annoying…read morestudent types I'm just not in the mood for anymore. Expect a mix of the glamorous, fun loving, music loving cool kids in this place. Those who I seem to be able to always knock back a bit of random conversation with. The two club nights are Clique on a Friday and Funkademia on a Saturday both come recommended. Clique has been described as "Manchester's 21st Century disotheque playing alternative dance, electropop and digital disco" and has been voted Manchester's best club night many a times by the MEN. Funkademia, as you can probably guess, is more about the soul, funk and grooves. Mint Lounge has been accredited by Mix Mag as one of the COUNTRY's top ten clubs (2007). Not even just in Manchester. I'm not sure about that, for purely the bathroom situation. I'm just not a fan of checking out my shine in front of the bloke I had my eye on, or coming out of a loo along with a trail of toilet paper to find a mass of men and women trying not to smirk at me. It's bad enough in the girl's only toilets. I quickly get over this slight glitch and frequent the place more often than any other of Manchester's offerings I must admit. Watch out for special nights and guest djs, Hot Chip recently made an appearance, was tres bon to say the least.

Probably the cheapest club I've ever been to. I think it was a special night when I went and it was…read moreliterally less than £1 a drink! Bit of a dingy/dirty club but with drinks that cheap I can't complain and had a really good night!

One top night club all the staff are nice and friendly it like your in one big familyread more

Take Amir Khan, Peter Kay and the Warburtons advert with Sylvester Stalone out of the equation and…read morethe opening of level is pretty much the biggest thing to happen in Bolton in the last few years. It is on the same site as old favourite 'J2' but everybody was eager to have a peak at what £700k investment could transform it into! And it most definitely made a big difference for the better! It's now laid out like a proper club, and that starts from the grand entrance that's spacious and open planed, not a cramped up little box like with J2. Inside everywhere has had much needed lick of paint and they have transformed what was the main club room by knocking down the walls to the next and opening up the space brilliantly. The only negatives from my first experience here is that the top 2 floors (there are 4) only accept cash not card - which in 2015 is pretty annoying! Other than that, a very welcome addition to the Bolton nightlife scene and a vastly improved option for club goers in the north west!