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!

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as glance at somebody wrong, you risk either getting your lights punched out or stabbed in the neck with a bottle of out of date beer.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.

From the owner: Nightclub based in halifax town centreread more

You do have to pay a door fee to get in but I think if you get there early enough then it's free…read more Drink prices are good. When you walk in, if you're anything like me, you start wondering who used to live here as it looks like an old grand house. It's lovely though, just a shame it's now a club. Different parts of this place have different types of music so it can accommodate for everyone. The main area as you walk in has music such as R&B, remixes etc. You have aplace downstairs, a place round the back etc with different music but I didn't get that far to be honest. You have an outside bit with music too and this is your smoking area but it's nice and not to huddled. Walking down the stairs to get to it though is a bit nerve wracking as in the rain it's a bit slippery. A place I really like and would go again - as long as I don't have to pay at the door :D

One of the few club experiences i had when i was in the U.K. There were 3 dance floors with…read moredifferent types of music. Club was full of hot british girls which probably seem more attractive to me having lived in the states for a majority of my life. The djs were fairly on point. The top floor seemed to be the most packed for the night. The were charging a cover later in the night, but it was free earlier on. Also super close to other night clubs/ bars in the area in case you want to hop around. However this seems to be the best place to go for the under 25 crowd.

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.

You cannot be serious man. No it isn't Wimbledon season or a time machine malfunction. I can't…read morebelieve it has taken me so long to find the Viper Rooms. I'm only as perturbed as I am under the illusion that finding a place that was once owned by Johnny Depp means I'm now married to him. Okay, so this particular Viper Rooms wasn't owned by Johnny Depp but it shares the same name. That is close enough for me. Now will it live up to expectations? Well actually yes it does. It's housed in a Grade II listed building and inside they've spared little expense. We're talking four bars surrounded by multiple rooms and a mad mix up of music as well. You'll get anything from disco to Hip Hop. It is beautiful, it really is. A special mention goes out the centre piece chandelier and quite awesome (not to mention comfortable) leather sofas throughout. To get you in the mood and your disco shoes raring the drinks menu will blow you away. It beats some clubs I've been to with a huge selection of cocktails, wines, fizz and beer. This is grade A stuff. It may be a little mainstream for some people's tastes but just go with the flow and enjoy the venue if nothing else.

It's ok as clubs go but had 3 permanent cocktail and drinks menus on the wall but didn't have any…read moremilk to make several of the cocktails!! Milk for heavens sake- not exactly difficult to come by is it?! Also Jägerbombs and several other drinks similar were advertised but they didn't have any shot glasses..in a club.. It all unfortunately shows a couldn't care less attitude on the part of the management.

The music played in Liquid is mainly of the dance/RnB genre so if you like anything else then this…read moremay not be the location for you. However, don't panic, above Liquid is Maine Street which is aimed at the over 25's and play 'older' music such as Come on Eileen etc.! Not a bad place to visit so you should give it a try.

Describe it hm well i am bit biased as i dont rlly like the place - its a bit too sterile for my…read morelikely and trying to be like fancy . But has got like good dance/rnb music if your into that stuff Maine street is quite quirky worth a visit

We were on a pub crawl of Haworth when we decided to cut through the park. Lo & behold we…read morediscovered the Parkside. They were more than willing to serve non members for a £1 per person charge. The quid was instantly saved by the price of the drinks. Savings!!! Lovely people seem to be members, people chatted to us like old friends. It's also a dog pub. I like nothing more than having a friendly dog come up to you for a stroke. Gracey made two new friends that night. Average selection of beers, but the price made up for that. A club must sell what its members want. As we were guests we couldn't complain. If I lived in the village, I'd love to be a member.

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Went into this venue on a night out in Wakefield on Saturday Night…read more Had not heard about it before, but have not really been out in a good while. Was delighted by the fun and friendly atmosphere in here and we really enjoyed ourselves. This place is really electric and everyone was having a great night. There was a GAGA tribute act on and we were blown away by the similarities, must confess I was convinced it was the real thing haha, or gaga.... Really friendly Team and we found the prices pretty reasonable too, would defo recommend and will surely be going again)

A little expensive but great music and good service. I have been several times and never had…read moreproblems being served and never seen any trouble. Not aimed at teenagers. Not sure why this website has me down as American as I am a Yorkshire lass.

There are much better clubs than Oceana in Leeds, but, unfortunately, there are few that are…read morebigger, or busier, than this sprawling establishment on the corner of the Merrion Centre. Sprawling was the only word I could think of to describe Oceana Leeds; there must be dozens of rooms in this place, all decorated differently - dancefloors, boudoirs, ski lodges - but rather than endearing you to the club, this just annoys you as you spend half your night on the move, or trying to find friends you've lost in the labyrinth. They do have a student night where some drinks are ridiculously priced (80p), but this gets overcrowded, meaning that the mazy interior becomes even more hazardous. The real gripe most people have with this place, however, is the way it can up its prices with no notice for one random evening. For example, on Easter bank holiday Monday, the entry fee went up to £9, and you struggled to find drinks cheaper than £3.50, which, for Leeds, is a bit shocking.

Ok, so essentially Oceana, in theory, when all rooms are open for the offering, provides the client…read morewith seven themed rooms, separate spaces, clubbing/bar experiences. Due to size and central location this was my buddy's reason for organising his birthday bash up here. Granted, it's definitely got size on it's side, it's easy to get to, there's plenty of dance space, and once inside and all gathered together in collective buddy solidarity, there's an actual properly DJ for you to get your groove thing on. Or down. Or jiggy with. That sounds wrong. I got change from a tenner for paying to get in, and compared to some of the places I've been to in Manchester, for a large city centre club, I didn't find that too unreasonable. Some of my Yorkshire counterparts tended to disagree, but c'est la vie right? Also, if you can grab a flyer off one of the promotions people, and you get there before 10pm, entry's fiver. So I didn't think it was too bad at all. Inside it's absolutely massive, and depending on what night you go in, you can have access to up to seven different spaces. Oceana seems to have taken some influence from the bigger clubs in Ibiza like Pacha, that have separate themed spaces for patrons to dive into and enjoy, rooms I remember were the Ski Lodge, the New York Disco, the Venetian Ballroom, and Secret Garden. Drinks weren't too hard on the wallet either, a nice bogof incentive before the night hit the midnight hour. Once you do hit the midnight hour you've got three hours of partying left, as kickout time is decent 3am. Good times were had by all, not marvellous, but not hideous either.