I went there a fortnight ago. It was packed. There was a band playing which was nice (and why it…read morewas so busy). However soundwise it wasn't the best; the music was too loud and the band not on their best performance. Even though it was very busy, we got served pretty quickly at the bar, so kudos to the bar staff

We used to go here years ago when they had real bands playing loud music and there was cheap drinks…read moreand no one cared what you were wearing, who you were just as long as you enjoyed the great atmosphere they ued to have

What an amazing experience this was. Our waitress Izzy was attentive and very personable…read more The food was out of this world. Chicken kev outstanding. Chicken fingers perfectly done. Fries also done outstanding. Perfect mixture on the soda.

Popped in for lunch @TheBedfordTW, ordered the burger. Amazing. Top quality beef, beautiful brioche…read moreand the sauce is the nuts. Even the fries were great. The best burger in Tunbridge Wells, and I eat way too many. Get down there and try one, you'll be pleased you did.

Eh! This place is ok! If you stay in the hotel, it's worth…read morechecking out, otherwise I wouldn't bother.

The first (and only) time that I went to Jamboree, some seriously bizarre things were happening. I…read morewas there for an American meet-up. It was meant to have 370 people but probably maxed out at 50 at any given time. But that's another story. The bar was small, but well-stocked and there was also some live music playing. All I remember were very tall men wearing suspenders ( those are braces, if you're a Brit) and a whole lotta lederhosen on stage. Everyone in the audience was dancing feverishly, and everyone looked like they were having a great time. The place wasn't air conditioned, so I had a bit of a Marilyn Monroe moment as I walked past the fan and into the bathroom area. I'm not sure I'd make it back here again (it's a bit far) but it looked like a cozy, intimate, and fun place if you're into the slightly strange. Apparently, there's live music/performances every night!

Colchester's self-styled music venue. And for the most part that is correct. Frequent live bands as…read morewell as open mike/jam sessions every week. Music is varied but probably land more towards AOR than anything else. Clientelle varied but lean toward the 30+ market. However don't let this put off the younger music fans. They is something for everyone. Music usually doesn't kick off til 9ish and the place can be pretty quiet before then. But once the music starts it can be VERY busy. Drinks wise it's the usual selection plus a handful of real ales reasonably kept. Prices are what you'd expect: not cheap but not outrageous. All I'n all a good muso's night out.

St Martin in the Fields is right in Trafalgar Square in the heart of London. This corner of…read moreTrafalgar Square hosts the National Portrait Gallery and the National Gallery as well as swanky hotels. The church of St Martin in the Fields is a historic church in central London. This significant parish church has a vast history. It has stood on this prime London site since 1222. Although the church is probably photographed by almost every visitor who arrives in Trafalgar Square, the view that most people take is from the south side of the square, near Nelson's column and the four lions As you stand in Trafalgar Square amidst the pigeons and with Nelson's Column towering over you, stand back and admire the grandeur of this incredible church. You may recognize it from the annual New Year celebrations nearby or films like Notting Hill.

Had our schedule permitted us time to see a classical music performance at St. Martin in the…read moreFields, I assume we would've had a better impression of the venue. Instead, we came for lunch in their crypt; my obsession with the macabre wouldn't let me pass up this hidden cafe, but the food left much to be desired. In true cafeteria style, you grab a tray & move down the line, pointing at items that staff members load onto your plate. We chose a few items to share: something that looked like chicken tenders with sides of mashed potato & peas, pasta salad, a veggie pie, & Victoria sponge cake. Seating area was quite crowded. A unique setting to have a meal, if only the food tasted better.

A centre for musicians, actors and singers. Holds many events from a wide range of the arts…read more Located in a very nice area, which is a 5 minute walk from the bus stop or a 10-15minute walk from the train station in Dartford. Very big and it looks nice and proffesional. Has three rooms; The Big Room and two small rooms. Holds many gigs there and other shows and you can hire it out for private events or for things such as band practise.

Brilliant live music acts most weekends. Very reasonable priced drinks. Freindly staff and…read moreclientele. Make sure you pay them a visit.

This is a great little venue. Great music. Great atmosphere. Staff very friendly. I would give it 6…read morestars. Top quality.