I am from USA, the land of guns crime and drugs, and I have never in my life been searched as intensely as I have at this place. They check every nook and cranny of you - and I do genuinely mean that in a bad way. You probably think I'm joking, but show up and your jaw will drop at how insane this bar is, TSA is nothing compared to this and I am not exaggerating. Then when you pass their borderline STRIP search, you have to pay cover before you're even allowed to look if there's anyone in the bar, what a freakin joke, could not recommend less! read more

You will meet nice people inside but sadly you will have to be with a group of people upon arrival. The bouncers are extremely unfriendly and without any purpose they have a chip on their shoulders. It is sad to see such a cool enviroment be damned by gitty workers to shew you out. Less staff maybe best for here as customers should be considered. Music is as if. read more

Mediocre. Usual British club experience. Firstly, I'm shocked to learn the Garage has a Tripadvisor profile, lol. Secondly, as the title suggests, it's your usual British young adult experience. Kids on Acid, coke, drunk etc, smelling like cigarettes and dancing. Staff are definitely on the rude side. That's not just my American perspective either, my ex who was from Dumfries also got the same impression. It's something everyone should experience once though. read more

The Garage is, on a night for night, averaged out over the calendar year basis.. the busiest club in Glasgow. The truck jutting out the front of the building loses its kitsch value really quickly and soon becomes a landmark for finding your mates at the end of the night, or directing people to other pubs and clubs. "It's across the road from The Garage". When you're not across the road, The Garage has the capacity to be the backdrop to a great night. It's pretty big inside, but being that it is always busy it can still take a minute to cover a few metres. Once you do get to the bar, you could easily be there for up to 30 minutes. I don't know what came first, The Garage, or the phenomenon of girls with revealing clothing getting served quicker at a bar. While the latter is far more likely, The Garage definitely adheres to ensuring young sexy ladies get their Blue WKD's and Smirnoff Ice's with priority. Or maybe I get so distracted by young sexy ladies getting their Blue WKD's and Smirnoff Ice's I lost my sense of purpose of being in the queue in the first instance. Maybe. The music is cheesy and danceable, appealing first and foremost to young student girls. It's a good nightclub, in that it ticks off all the boxes. A mix of young men and women coming together to drink and dance, its easy to lose your mates and spend half the night in queues for the toilet or bar.. All the good stuff. It's worth going sober one night to witness the spectacle that is 3-4 am OUTSIDE of The Garage. While you're inside though, expect to end up very drunk and dance to songs you would never find in your Top 25 Most Played playlist on your I-Pod. read more

The Garage - Dance Clubs Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

My experience on 8th January was of inexperienced bar staff and heavy handed and threatening stewards at the door and in the hall , won't recommend . read more

The Garage is the Neverland of nightclubs. Primarily frequented by the 17-21 crowd, I personally haven't been since not long after I turned 18. I have been constantly assured that it hasn't changed a bit, though! Part of the reason for this is that it fell out of style as the ABC became the place to go on a Saturday night, and at the time, the Garage wasn't changing its music or upping its game enough to keep us from drifting off elsewhere. As far as live music here goes, they do tend to have some good bands on. I remember going here to see bands like Lost Prophets, Thursday, Coheed & Cambria, and Kasabian in their early (and I mean eaaarly) days. Does that make me sound old?! The Garage always seemed to be a good gauge of the size and success of a band, and while gigs wouldn't necessarily sell out, the venue was the perfect size for the bands that it chose. A warning, though: don't stand too close to the speakers! They aren't the best quality, and once night I actually lost the hearing in my right ear for 2 days. Ouch! The Garage does, however, remain a great place to boogie the night away, get far too drunk and fall over, and listen to some seriously cheesy tunes. We all know what they do, and we all know what we want. When those two precursors collide, a night at the Garage is on the cards, and you probably won't be disappointed. read more

The Garage - Dance Clubs Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

It shows how little I have matured that the Garage is still usually my club of choice in Glasgow. I guess it just tells you how I am still unable to accept the fact that I have finished university (sniff!) and go here to try to relive the glory days. The Garage is a very studenty place and it IS most popular with those in the 18-21 age group. But I think some of the things people say about it is pretty exaggerated - "oh, the girls are all about 17 years old" and "I felt like the oldest person in there". There is still a good bit of the 20-30 age group in there and if this wasn't the case then I would certainly feel old myself, which I don't particularly. The drink prices are reasonable (try some of the pound-a-drink offers during the week), though the pints are pretty crap. And as the bottled beers have to be poured into plastic glasses, they don't taste much better. However, with a huge main hall and several other rooms with bars, even at the busy weekends you are not waiting a lifetime to get served unlike a lot of the other clubs in Glasgow. The music is usually a good cheesy mix of everything. It can get a bit predictable though - at the weekend you know its just a matter of time till you hear "Don't stop believin'" or "Since u been gone". There is a nice little balcony in the main hall though strangely it doesn't seem to be open any more, why I don't know. Lastly, although the door staff don't give you an easy ride, they are at least a lot more reasonable than most Glasgow club bouncers, who will turn you away for no reason at all despite being stone cold sober and smartly dressed. You shouldn't have this probem here. The Garage is definitely more a place for the students though, but even if you're not, it can still be a good laugh at the weekend. Ignore the tripe people say - go and enjoy yourself! read more

The Garage - Dance Clubs Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

The Garage is a rite of passage for any Glaswegian; if you're a gig going punter, you must have been to a gig here. If you're a student, you've probably been to a club night here, and if you're lucky enough to be in a band, then this is one of those milestone step that you take on the ladder of success. It's also one of the best wrestling venues in the UK, but that's a whole other story. From the Big Yellow Truck over the door, to the stairs up to the main floor that are adorned with the names of almost everyone that's ever played here, you can feel the vibe of The Garage as an institution. Inside, it's functional rather than stylish. Two bars at the back of the main hall, with a couple of other smaller rooms with a bar and seats to escape the mayhem or buy your merch. There's a downstairs for the afterparty that you get invited to if you're lucky enough. The sound can be patchy, but a good engineer makes up for any issues, but be warned about that - you may have to wander the floor to find that sweet spot. I have to admit, I would still rather see a gig at The Garage than somewhere like The Academy, but I've seen so many good gigs and wrestling shows (local promotion ICW uses this as their default home turf for TV tapings) in here I may be biased a bit. Many a Glasgow night in the past has ended with stumbling out of The Garage into Mr Chips (RIP) and along Sauchiehall Street with your ears ringing and shirt dripping with sweat. Good times. read more

Ah the Garage. The last time I was there, it was Thursday evening and I was out for my 20th birthday. I shouldn't have, but I felt old. It started off well I think, popular music that you can have a boogie too, cheap drink deals, jager bombs...a good studenty vibe. Then the drinking games started. A slezy old man with a beard and greasy dyed blonde hair started pulling people up on the stage to play the "Sex position game" where you had to get into as many sex positions as possible in 30 seconds, then you had to slap the girls arse and see how hard it was, then you had to swap clothes. It was like this guy was playing out his own sick sexual fantasies with people who were young enough to be his children. Then there people grinding against each other, people that probably shouldn't be grinding and it all seemed to descend into some kind of Roman-esque giant orgy on the dancefloor. We left promptly. read more

You're probably not going to enjoy yourself here unless you're already absolutely out of it by the time you arrive. Dirty wet floors, crazy club-goers and sweaty, noisy and busy, this place just is not for me at all. I've been here before for gigs and for nights out and I'm just not a fan for either. I was here the other night for my friend's 21st, and after paying the fiver entry, we went upstairs to the main room. In total I think there's 3 rooms, possibly 4. The main room is where gigs are played here normally, and the busiest room. There's then a room on the level you come in at, and another room downstairs that seems to be the quietest. The place is student heaven, with free drinks and offers on specific nights they're going to be here all night every night. Even though that's my age group, it's just not the sort of people I'd normally associate myself with and that's probably my main reason for not enjoying it. I don't doubt that a load of people absolutely love it, just not for me! read more

This is a review of the Garage as a gig venue: I haven't been to a club night here in about 15 years, but I get the impression nothing would have changed. I hated it as a club then and I would probably hate it now. As a gig venue it's pretty good. It has a balcony which is a bonus, you are guaranteed a decent view from most parts of the floor and the sound isn't bad, although it can be a bit muddy at times. There is a decent couple of bars, and a good separate area for the merchandise. It's biggest flaw is the timings. As its open as a club every night all of the gigs tend to finish early, often just past 10. If you don't like staying up late it's great, but you always feel rushed out the door, and there isn't real chance for the band to extend their set if they're enjoying it. All in all, as a venue it's not bad, and I'd definitely not avoid going to a gig if it was on there. A review of this as a club would be very different though... read more

This is the place to hit on Tuesday nights! You think what?!?! Tuesday nights? Who goes clubbing on a Tuesday night? Apparently, Glasgow does. This club, located on the Sauchiehall main drag, is student heaven. Cheap drinks, lots of inebriated folks dancing, what more can most 18 -22 yr olds ask for? The student specials usually revolved Red Bull & Vodka but they served other drinks as well. I don't remember what they were since I always opted for the one that was more bang for my buck. Majority of the music is UK dance and pop so that keeps the crowd moving all night long in this warehouse style place. It's well lit so you know who you're talking or dancing with so there aren't any surprises once you step outside and you end up with Quasimodo. You can hit this spot anytime of the night but I mostly found it enjoyable on Tuesdays. read more

I'm reviewing the Garage for a gig venue, not a club night - as I have never been here on a club night, and I highly doubt I ever will! For a venue it works really well, and I have seen some incredible gigs here over the years. I'm pretty short, and in most venues, I will be lucky to see the stage (and if I am fortunate enough to be in a venue which is well designed enough for me to see the stage, some tall guy and/or the most annoying person in the room normally stands in front of me anyway so hey! can't win!), but no matter where i stand, or who is in front of me at the garage, i can manipulate myself so that i can see the stage, not only a little, but very clearly. this is especially good when you go to see a band like four year strong and like to spend a lot of the gig just admiring the beauty of their very lovely beards. it is also never too hot in here (in fact on saturday night i kept my jacket on the whole gig - perhaps it could have been a little bit warmer, but i'm not complaining, i'm a very cold person so the temperature was probably just right for everyone else), the drink prices are reasonable, the sound quality is always very good, there are plenty of bars, and there are plenty of toilets so you never have to queue. all good things! i also really like how the garage are very strict about ID and searching you as you come in - as most of the gigs (if not all?) that are put on here are 14+ it's really good to see how responsible they are in regards to making sure underage kids are not getting wrecked and wretchy here. i'm sure as a 15/16/17 year old i may not have appreciated this so much, but now that i am a grown up (ha) i sure do appreciate this a lot. it definitely doesn't stop the venue smelling like vomit...but you can't get everything right! read more

Haven't been to The Garage for a club night since it did good rock nights in the early 1990's, but I go a lot for gigs. It's a good venue - the main hall is small enough that you get a good view from anywhere. There is seating down one side if you're feeling lazy (and you can get in early enough). There are two small bars up the back although occasionally those are shut and there's a separate bar in a side area instead (I think it's to do with whether there are a lot of under 18's at the gig, as they can put a bouncer on the side bar area and ID people more easily). At the time of writing it was £4 for a pint of Fosters - not the worst price among Glasgow gig venues, although I'd be a bit happier if it was better beer. The only things I can think to criticise are that if you go to a gig on a night they're also having a club night, the gig has to finish early. This can be handy for getting home at a sensible time but also means that unless you show up at doors opening, you risk missing the support act. Also, the floor is so sticky! It's the stickiest floor I've ever stood on! (And when you consider that the Classic Grand used to be a porn cinema, that's saying something). The main reason I love it here is simply because it's the right size for the kind of bands I really like so I've been to a lot of amazing gigs here. I still get misty eyed reminiscing about all the times I saw One Minute Silence here and how the mosh pit took up the entire floor... read more

When I was a wee lass, I used to gaze in wonder at the very yellow truck poking out of this building on Sauchiehall St and ponder how the hell they managed to fit a car garage into this confined space! "How the hell would you get cars through that door?" I asked myself. I swiftly found out the truth when I was 18. A den of grindy dancing and cheap booze awaited. The student hovvel of the city, The Garage blasts out the 90s dance music (if you're lucky), but mainly sticks to David Guetta's Ibiza anthems, even in the middle of winter. 18 year olds wiggle their bodies to the pounding music, guys surrepticiously sip their booze on the edge of the dancefloor, some people attempt to dance (and fail), occasionally the DJ chucks in a bit of Funkytown and Bruce Springsteen. On Thursdays they house a bouncy castle, on Mondays they have a rock night upstairs. I lived in this place up until the age of 20, and I'm not ashamed to say I loved it. I was a leary little minx and used to enjoy the cosmic, drunken thrusting that would undoubtedly occur. Now, even at 24, I find myself drifting into this place. Feel a wee bit old for it now but saying that, it's the Jack of all Trades, Jim Will Fix It nightclub of the town. If indie kid is arguing with soul Jeff about where to go on a nightout, The Garage at least is a one sizes fits all, cheap booze bonanza. Some people critique its boozy mess but it's cheap fun for all the family. read more

This place can only be enjoyed if you are well along to the road to Muntered city. Its icky, sticky, manky, dirty, sleazy (not in a cool dive bar type sleazy, more like "man, are those people fornicating on the stairs?" type sleazy) and just a little bit the same as its been for last 400 years. The garage is the main club on Sauchiehall street and will continue to be the cats vagina for every group of post school pre brain youngins that set foot into the city. I recently spat out my coffee all over my tweed jacket and totally ruined my almost completed Independent crossword when a contemporary of mine admitted to going to the Garage over the weekend....it turns out it was work related and he was by then a fully fledged citizen of Munterville. Yes this has been a place of utter joyous joyousness on a number of occasions over the years, however, now it's the place where you think you might have ended up last night as you nurse the mother trucker of all hangovers......its for the young folk. read more

My days of The Garage are long gone, but I'm not too snooty to still look back and appreciate it for what it is, rather than turn up my nose at it like many others do as soon as they . discover angular haircuts and All Saints. It's a massive, busy mess of cheap vodka, plastered freshers, cheesy but almost self-aware music and some of the least welcoming door staff on the planet. There's the occasional decent tune, especially upstairs in the attic, with rarely even a hint of trouble. Bouncers are worse than Hitler though and groups of males may find getting in a bit of a lottery. read more

Only my third time here (the first two were to see comedians) and this time it was for a gig - Eagles of Death Metal if you must know (with Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age on drums!). What can I say, I've heard all the horror stories about the weekend nights here (and thankfully never experienced them) so I wasn't surprised that the interior was a bit run-down, slightly sticky carpets and all! But hey, I was here for a rock gig! It's a good sized venue with a good sound, I was on my own so ended up moving around a bit to try to get different views and each location was as good as the next! Bar wise the prices are pretty good (cheap), and getting in and out seems less cramped than some other venues, but that's maybe because I was right by the door when the gig finished! read more

Was here for a comedy gig last night but haven't been for a club night in years. Was a great intimate venue for Thai type of thing, two bars and right next to the toilets so all in all happy. The only issue was the seats OMG they are so uncomfortable, really hard, small and squashed together. My hubby had to go and stretch his legs every 20-30mins and has a sore back today. Highly recommend Russell Kane :) read more

The Garage - Dance Clubs Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

I haven't been to The Garage for around two years but it used to be a fairly regular haunt of mine. The last time I was here was for a friends birthday party and they had some kind of beach party themed night. They had a sand pit, sand on the dance floor and a mechanical surfer board that you had to try to stay on for as long as you could without getting catapulted off, it's was quite amusing, especially when my friends shorts ripped. They quite often have themed evenings on, such as pyjama parties or fancy dress. The Garage has a good mix of people, there's never any trouble and you'll probably have a pretty good evening even if it's pretty forgettable. I guess The Garage is known for it's young crowd seeing as it's most popular with freshers and young 'uns who have just left school but to be honest, it attracts a good mix of ages. read more

Well after not being in here in yrs , since my student days i was quite surprised by the place . I used to go here at least once a week in my late teens earlytwenties and thought the place was a dive!!!!! It has cleaned up its act since my last venture here and i actually really enjoyed myself when i was here last . Its maybe not the sort of place you want to go to every weekend but is ok for a change of scenery . It is always cheap to get into and serves cheap drink but the only bad thing i have to say of the place is that the bouncers have got more arrogant over the years and really love themselves , which tbh i dont see why as they arent anything special at all !!!!!!! read more

Usually have an amazing night at garage. Am very well known by bouncers, security, and bar staff. Unfortunately, this time was different. Me and my sister went to the garage on Friday 15/02/2018. We were allowed entry at the door after the bouncer had checked our ID's. Spent our money in there and were having a good time as usual. We had went outside at around 2am so that I could have a cigarette. We were approached by a bouncer who asked to check our ID's, to which we obliged. The bouncer said everything was okay then handed them back. I asked what this was for, to which he replied "just a random ID check". Didn't think anything of it. We then went to go back inside the building to continue our night when we were shouted on by another bouncer. "Girls, come back outside". Again, we obliged as we thought something was wrong. We were then told by the initial bouncer who carried out the "random ID check" that he would have to ask us to leave as he believed one of our ID's to be fake. As I was waiting for them to retrieve my jacket before leaving I asked "Can I just ask, who's ID is it you think is fake?" The bouncer replied "I don't want to disclose that." I explained that I am there almost every weekend (for the past 2 years) and my sister is a year older than me (21). Again he said he didn't want to disclose that information and said that we can "try again another night". I am confused as to why we weren't given an explanation. We had already been in the club for over 3 hours and spent our money throughout on alcohol. My sister was using her passport. As far as I am aware if you believe someone's passport to be fake that can be classed as identity theft and the police should be contacted. I was using my provisional driving licence which I always use when going out and never had a problem with (which I wouldn't think would happen anyway as it is an eligible form of ID and I am 20 years old). Also if you believe someone's ID to be fake shouldn't it be confiscated so it can't be used again? Instead we were asked to try again another night. In all honesty, I feel as though me and my sister were racially targeted. For reference we are both Indian. I don't want to have to make this a racial issue but as we observed our surroundings we noticed that there were people that appeared to be more intoxicated, probably under the influence of drugs, and definitely under-aged whereas me and my sister would definitely pass as sober and gave the bouncers no reason to approach us in all honesty. I just feel as though this situation wasn't handled properly and would have appreciated an explanation as we were calm despite being confused. My sister has already raised a complaint, this really effected her mental health wise as she find it difficult to go out and socialise as it is and this made it worse especially the next day. No one has gotten back to her since. I hope someone can get back to me as, again, I feel this situation wasn't handled adequately and would like some form of explanation. (Over the 2 years that I have been going to garage I have never witnessed a "random ID check", nor heard of it). read more

Ok for cheap drinks! Door staff often pretty rude! And stay away if your over about 21, full of kids! Always runs theme nights for halloween ect and beach partys with bouncy castles ect! Good fun! read more

Very very cheap drinks and good if your very young and with a big group of mates. Music is cheese in the main room, R & B downstairs and indie up in the attic upstairs. A great place to pull but then again for those who are young! I agree also that the door staff are not the friendliest and it can be hard to get in sometimes. Also has gigs on sometimes as it has a good sized room for these. read more

I might just be getting old, but MEH, oh so very MEH. So go there and frolic you freshers and youth, have fun being so drunk you don't mind the music is mostly cack and there is no thought put into the dark interior whatsoever, not to mention the absurd half truck outside. This place isn't hideous, I mean, it isn't Campus, but still. Youngins keep goin'' here and leave the cooler places for the rest of us old cranky people. Thanks a bundle! read more

Well its been a long time since I've been In the Garage, 10 years at least. Liked the new size of the venue and the Strongbow at £2 a can went down very well too. It seemed to me that it was 1/2 the size it used too be but that's a good thing. Went to see the Twang there and wot a brilliant night the most underrated hard working band in Britain blew me away once again with their totally brilliant set. I just wish more people would listen to them and appreciate how good this band actually are. As for a live act I'd put them up there with the best of the best. read more

Awesome club ! The entry was free before 11pm and there was free popcorn everywhere ! There was an inflatable house on the dancefloor. People were really nice & funny & respectful. We had a lot of fun !! Cheers to Christopher&Steven kings of the dancefloor read more

90% if the time on a night out in Glasgow, my mates and I end up in the Garage. We never, ever plan to go there, but always end up in there somehow, probably something to do with the copious amount of beer consumed. The floors are sticky, the music is commercial and average, and the drinks are usually warm and served in hideous plastic glasses. However, there is something that keeps drawing me back here, and as much as I hate to say it, I actually like it. The big main room is the room to be, with a huge dancefloor and a mixture of chart and indie tunes to keep you dancing all night. Fancy a bit of headbanging? The upper floor will keep you satisfied with rock and metal, and certainly draws a more interesting crowd. Huge club, probably the most popular in Glasgow, but certainly not the best. read more

Review as a gig goer; having the stage at a low level as well as having an even floor means you will be craning your neck to see what's happening on the stage. To be fair there is the balcony if you prefer sitting on your arse through a gig. read more

The garage is one of the biggest and best clubs in Glasgow. The bouncers and the long waits at the bars are the reason why it is not five stars. The garage has complaints that underagers make up the majority but this is far from the truth. No matter where you go there will be underagers and I think that the garage makes up of people mostly 20+. The drinks are very reasonable and good prices. The music is fantastic with a little something for everyone. In many clubs you have to haul yourself up the stairs to smoke but the garage has its own patio which is more convenient. Garage also offers free entry on various days before a certain time, whereas in other clubs you need a ticket to get free entry. You will always have a good night in the garage. read more

God, it's years since I last went to the Garage. I've seen a few bands play live here, Skunk Anansie sticks out to me for some reason. At the far west end of Sauchiehall Street before you get to Charing Cross, it was always a good place either to start or end a night, as there's plenty of pubs nearby to head to or head from for drinks. Sticky floors, big speakers, dark and dingy ... it may have changed since 1996, but that's how I remember it. And it wasn't that bad! read more

The Garage gets a bit of a bad name sometime in Glasgow but I've always loved it, bit of cheap drinking, loud music, and studip ass dancing, always a nice wee night out - I say this well having possible the worse hangover of my life having gone there last night read more

The Garage is Glasgow's largest nightclub to the best of my knowledge, it has 6 rooms all capable of holding hundreds of people. The main room a mix of chart toppers old and new along with some golden oldies thrown in, then to the attic upstairs a mix of indie rock to classic rock, downstairs is G2 R&B music & Hip-hop music, in the middle the karaoke room with the cocktail bar just beside it with lots to offer, the bar room is all i can call it cause it doesn't have a name is just beside the main room and has an oversized bar in it so theres never long to wait for a drink and last their is a small VIP room for reserve to anyone who wants it with games like guitar hero and a few old school arcade games in it. The garage is opened 7 nights a week from 10pm till 3am and on special occasions it will be opened later than that. It is always packed out no matter when you go but be sure to be in by 1 am cause its usually full after then. Also a great venue i have seen a variety of bands play in the garage from heavy meta to pop and enjoyed it all. If you want a great night with plenty to explore and do inside the garage is unbeaten in glasgow, full of nice people and always friendly staff no to long to wait to get in most nights and good prices on entry and drinks. PS a good covered smoking area outside too :-) read more

Great studenty venue, but I wouldn't recommend if you are over 25 as its a bit young! Prices are spot on and its a nice big venue.

The garage in glasgow is a fun venue if you are with a group of friends. They play a decent variety of music, dance, hip hop etc, and the drinks are affordable. However I would say the entry price on saturdays is quite expensive. Look out for people on the street giving out free entry passes, they could save you money which could be put towards a few drinks. Usually a drink is around £1.50, and the club is very large, with an outdoor section for smokers. Good for a weekday night out read more

I used to love going to The Garage but in recent years it seems to be full of underage teens which is great if your young but when your 25 it just makes you feel old.It's always very,very busy so don't expect to get a seat at any point.Drinks are cheap which is always a good thing and the music is always pretty good.They have a few different rooms so there is always something to suit everyones taste.The one big downfall for me is the length of the queue to get into the Garage,I know most clubs have a queue but it's always somewhat ridiculous and off putting when you see it stretch half way up suchiehall st. read more

a good place for gigs, but other than that it's not somewhere i tend to frequenthaving said that, i have been to the monday night rock club a few times in recent weeks, and it's actually a whole heap of fun! however the most obvious criticism is access - a whole heap of stairs between you and the music! read more

Semi decent on a Monday night but on any other night it's student city!

Great little nightclub aimed at students between the age of 18-22 ish. Good selection of music on in different rooms on different nights. Generally speaking the main room is fairly cheesy pop music, the attic upstairs tends to be more indie/alternative and there's another room somewhere which is more r&b/hip-hop. Cheap drinks, friendly staff (mostly) and good atmosphere. read more

I have only been once to see a gig but I enjoyed myself! Staff are friendly, and drinks are cheap.