What I like most about Bogiez is that it feels very inclusive for all. Everyone is accepted there…read morenot matter of age, race, creed or taste in music. Anyone can go. The music is primarily metal, with a good helping of old school rock to boot. It doesn't have quite the same atmosphere because it's no longer in a church! - but the crowd help to make up for that. Let's hope it can move to the Coal Exchange when it re-opens. Drink prices are okay, they seem a little higher now that they have moved from The Point to The Venue. But the central location does mean that you can head there after going to other places in town first. And chippy lane is just around the corner

longstanding established rock and metal club based in the heart of Cardiff. The venues have changed…read moreover the years but the friendliness and love of music is still going strong. The club has its own website and a lot of the regulars meet up socially outside of the club. The Dj's cater for eclectic tastes and the drinks are cheap. I love the fancy dress nights and the New Years parties are infamous!

Recently opened, Bunker's marketing strategy seems to be pull people in with super cheap drinks…read moredeals, and with prices starting at a quid I'm sold. With prices like that it's unsurprising that this is a bit of a student haunt, at least on the night I went along anyway. The Bristol uni hordes manage to fill up the three rooms and garden out the back, creating a proper buzz on a Friday night. They also make a long queue, which combined with the five pounds asked for some nights makes this place slightly less attractive that it otherwise would be. That the only criticism I can think of is because this place is popular should tell you that you won't be disappointed by a night out at Bunker.

I am literally torn in half with The Bunker. One one side, its cheap and cheerful and always…read morepromises a decent night out without breaking the bank. On the other side I have been severely let down in the past. I will explain...... Situated near Clifton Triangle and Park Street, The Bunker nightclub is open 6 nights a week with drinks starting from £1, popular DJ's, 3 rooms and a very large smoking garden. The queuing can be quite ridiculous so make sure you do not get there to late. Music ranges from chart music to dance and drum and bass with a raised seating area and large dance floor. The toilets are fairly small so expect a queue. On one particular night, they had let in far too many people on the venues legal capacity resulting in a 'power cut', which then the venue turned very much into 'a war bunker' with emergency lighting and scared people. Magically all the staff swiftly disappeared and there was literally no-one to tell us what was happening. Everyone started to pile towards the stairs to leave and no joke I was almost crushed to death and £5 out of pocket from the entrance fee. I was not happy!

The Marisco Club also known as the Marisco Disco is a really cool club. It is set in the heart of…read moreWoolacombe just by the shops. The club is deceptivly bigger than you would expect and has a really cool atmosphere and feel to it. It was one of the first night clubs in the area but it is now known for it's distinctiveness. The music that is played is usually very good and varies depending on the night of the week. In Woolacombe this is the place to go and it is very popular. The drinks are not cheap but this is due to it's location and the fact that Woolacombe is a holiday destination.

Lucky's is one of the few night clubs in Ilfracombe. It is not called Lucky's anymore and it is…read moreWhispers. When they did the changes they did not actually make that many changes except for a lick of paint and made it look a little tidier. This place is quite small but can hold quite a few people. This place is quite unique. it is often populated with the locals and inthe summer attracts some tourists which is always good fun. the music is usually quite good and generally very commercial pop which is easy to please most people. They often have different DJ's on.

This is the main club in Ilfracombe I have to admit it is quite cheesy but it can be quite a good…read morenight sometimes. To go to the club there is no dress code you could turn up in a tracksuit and get in. The music there is mostly the old classics and new music alot of pop being honest. There is an ok sized dance floor which has a pole on for those keen dancers. There is two bars a upper one and a lower one. The club can get very busy especially on a saturday. I couldn't go to the club every week I would rather travel a bit further but is ok to go to every now and then.

Despite a few issues, Clwb consistently maintains its status as possibly the best nightspot in…read moreCardiff. Where other clubs rise and fall, Clwb remains, playing the role of the alternative Oceana to the slightly less rude boy crowd. The reason for this seems to be because whilst other clubs have a niche that slowly dwindles over time, Clwb has enough room and enough nights to cover all the bases. Every week they cater to the drum and bass crowd, to the indie boys and girls, to the hipsters, to the RnB fans and even to those among us who dig a little (or a lot of) soul. On top of this, you have the regular gigs from international, national and local bands that bring in the crowds as well as sets from world-famous DJs such as Grooverider and you have a club that everybody loves for one reason or another. Unfortunately, the problem a lot of people have with Clwb is the pretentiousness that goes with it. Whilst the staff and the club itself remain relatively grounded, it seems the status as one of the top clubs has definitely gone to a lot of the regular's heads. This snobbish atmosphere and poseur attitude puts a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths, but if you can get passed the douchebags wearing sun glasses and leather jackets in a night club, it is one of the best nights in Cardiff.

Also known as the Welsh club to all the English speakers out there. Clwb Ifor Bach is easily my…read morefavourite club in Cardiff. Coming from London originally and spending all my time in Camden, it's hard to find anything else in the country that comes close to there for alternative clubs. Infact, I've been very disappointed with a lot of the alternative clubs here that all feel inclined to adhere to the 15 year old NME readers. Clwb isn't like this. Consisting of 3 floors, all of which are different themes depending on what night you go. Generally the bottom floor has anything from the 60's to present all night and have even heard the likes of Devo etc in there. That pleases me! The middle floor can be closed at weekends, but if you go on a wednesday it's the funk room. I've walked in before to see the whole dance floor playing limbo in there and have funked it up royally in there many a time. Upstairs on a wednesday plays NME hit list...Though the odd good choon does escape from the speakers. On a saturday it becomes the drum and bass room. For that you have to specify your going to that room, otherwise you will pay twice to go in downstairs and then upstairs. Confused? So am I. Drinks are dirt cheap in here and I can't remember a time I've paid more than £1.50 for a bottle of fosters and shots are of a similar price if your looking to drown your woes in the satan's liquids. There also a load of gigs happening here all the time and suggest you go to the website to see who's playing. The list is very diverse as I've seen people like Rueben to Will Haven here personally. All in all I am very fond of this place and celebrated my graduation here as I would not go anywhere else if I want a great night out.

Sometimes, a girl just wants to get all decked out and go out dancing. The urge doesn't strike…read moreoften enough these days, but when it does, Crystal is often our last stop on an evening of bar-hopping debauchery. Open every Friday and Saturday night from 10 pm until 4 am, Crystal prides itself as a boutique nightclub catering to a more discerning clientele, who are "searching for a discreet and private haven in which to enjoy the simple pleasures of good music, sublime drinks and great company". Its intimate, crypt-like layout is sumptuously decorated, thanks to a remodelling overhaul following the close of (the first) Sodabar. The DJs spin a mix of classic funk, house and disco (yay!), coercing even the shyest of wallflowers to get up and dance their drink off (if not, you can always unwind in the one of the several strategically-placed couches and seats peppered about). Crystal is available to rent for private parties or functions (even on a Friday night!), and offer a yearly membership where you can enjoy priority queuing and reduced admission rates.

Club is great. Mangeress - not so great! On more than one occasion I have heard her being rude…read moretalking down to both staff and customers, and have heard locally a lot of bad comments re her attitude to guests. Suggest senior management have a word before she puts everyone off!!

Pile of rubbish! Really could do with some decent clubs in Carmarthen!!…read more Too small, drinks overpriced, queue to get in for AGES, whilst queueing not many people come out once they're in so it just keeps getting fuller and fuller, considering the place is so small you'd think they'd do one in one out, or close the doors when it becomes too full. Toilets are disgusting and never cleaned through out the night. Door men seem fine-the rest of the staff are rude and assume that because you are in a night club you must be totally drunk/off your face or something similar. (NOT EVERYONE IS LIKE THAT-SOME PEOPLE GO OUT TO HAVE A FEW DRINKS AND ENJOY A DANCE AT THE END OF THE NIGHT) Never again!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mirage Night Club, it's been such a long time since i was…read morelast there. i hope all's well with the club/staff/owner's. I wonder if anyone can remember monje from wolves and my self neil howell...? well that's it for me. look us up on myspace for contact info, your's with thank's neil howell Latest tracks by djneilhowell (http://soundcloud.com/djneilhowell)

great atmosphere, although can be abit rough. Give it a tryread more

"Po na na, what's my name..." - sorry I had to, but as cheesy as that was, it is not as cheesy as…read more"Squeeze the Cheese" night at Po Na Na. I love clubbing in Bath and while this isn't my favourite club, it is a nice addition to club list when you're making the rounds. And to be honest, everyone needs a bit of cheese during their night out... there only so much techno music one can take. The club itself is downstairs in rooms that are connected, but look like caves. The bar is in one room, there are booths in another, basically a lot of places to get lost in, especially with the very dim lighting. Dance floor was packed, in fact the whole place was packed and it was a bit difficult to move around. Drink prices were a bit on the high side, but not extortionate. Oh and a note... the people dancing aren't the only things sweating... stay away from the walls when you're dancing...

This certainly isn't my favourite place for a night out, but I suppose it's alright, so far as…read moreclubs in Bath go. Like a lot of the other clubs in the city, it's an underground affair at Po Na Na, and the cave-like interior is decorated in a Moroccan style - not that there's ever enough light down there for you to tell. It's always packed out, which although a good thing so far as business goes, means that it makes getting served at the bar nigh on impossible and certainly more trouble than it's worth, in my opinion. They host a few decent alternative nights midweek, but I'm not much of a fan of the weekend offerings, which mainly revolve around chart hits and cheese.