Gullivers Nightclub, known as Gullies is an alternate venue. The doormen do turn away folk they…read moredon't think will fit in. Opens around 10pm till 3am but most people go after the pubs shut. Mostly DJ's but occasionally live music and Rock Nights with bands. The dance floor is not huge and usually packed. It bounces too especially when groups of Goths in New Rocks are jumping around. This is the third floor too. Not designed for the disabled as lots of steep stairs to the free cloakroom and ticket office. Loud, friendly and jumping this is an established place having been there around 25 years or more and just as popular now as it always was. Drinks and cocktails are reasonably priced. Plenty of room to circulate if you are good at pushing. The long bar can involve a wait or misheard orders but not much of a problem. One corner used to be called Goth Corner as it was where they all congregated but now the students seem to have discovered it too. You can often find a seat there or else you will stand. Once upon a time you always stuck to the bar floor but they seem to have solved that problem. A shame as it was famous for it. A good night out but your ears will ring for hours.

My favourite club in North East Lincs. Been going here for 20 years or so but unfortunately, I'm…read morenow disabled and can't manage the stairs - please add a lift or chair lift?! I miss it!! Always friendly, never any trouble, bouncers are very good - but friendly too. Drinks reasonable, music rocks! Don't bother coming here if you're looking for glamour or celeb spotting. Do go if you like glittery wallpaper, sticky floors, mirrored dance floors and cheap drinks. A great night out is tonne had here!!

A club run by a chapter of Angels I believe. Large place…read morethat once was a pub with a bad repution. The owners have made it into a friendly place with cheap beer and music; live on Friday and Sunday nights. Lots of cover bands. They also have regular bike nights. It was a bit empty when I went but the atmosphere was good and a local band was playing. The staff were very friendly and chatty. A terrace was set out back for smokers with seats. The beer was reasonably priced. Entrace ranges from free to £2 usually but more for a big name (to the town) band. The music tends to be rock to heavy rock. Quite a new place it deserves to get lots more people in.

Always a good night to be had at this venue,good beer,excellent music, very friendly staff. Its got…read moreto be the best place in the grimsby area for real rock bands...highly recommended.

Its a great nightclub to end up in after a night out! Its a big place with several floors all…read moreplaying different kinds of music. The only downside is that it is rather expensive to get in, and drinks are also very expensive too. I'd advise that you have all the drinks you need before you end up here to save money!!!!

The Sugar Mill is Hull's best nightclub in my opinion, I have been going there since I was 17, when…read moreit was called Waterfront, it's been refurbished to a good standard and there are plenty of comfy chairs etc to sit down with a group of friends and still be able to hear each other talk. It is spread over three floors and has many different rooms all playing various sorts of music that suit all tastes. Last year they had a very good female artist playing guitar and singing then in the next room it was 80's Old Skool!! The staff are very helpful and door staff friendly, I have rarely seen any trouble or 'incidents' at Sugar Mill, the people that go in there are generally over 21 and just want to have a good night.

Legends Louth (Formerly Q76 and Club Marina) has recently been refurbished…read more Downstairs you have free pool tables in the bar area, along with widescreen televisions. Upstairs you have the club, complete with dancefloor, bar, DJ and pole dancing poles. The drinks in Legends are expensive, there is also an entry charge, which in my opinion it isnt worth paying for. At the age of 24 years old i felt old going in here, but then who wouldnt when you are surrounded by 16 and 17 year olds? Legend is very relaxed on their rules of who they let in i guess this is because they are struggling to get customers and need the money coming in! If your idea of a good night is dancing around with a group of teenagers then Legend is the place for you, it certainly wasnt for me.

This pier has seen better days but it still provides entertainment for the local youngsters. It has…read morebeen there many years and could do with a refurb but overall its an ok place to go for a night out. The music is quite varied depending on which night you go but on the weekends it is usually your normal dance/pop mix. It's open until 2am, and free to get in until 10pm. They are quite strict on the age limit too.

Unfortunately, Spiders Nightclub isnt the best place to go…read more Yes, it Does have Cheap Drinks compared to some of the clubs in the City Centre, But you will RARELY find anybody over the age of 18 in the club (even though This is Illegal). The place is Filled with Too many Kids getting Drunk off Cheap Drinks, or Older people who are Quite wierd to have a Good night out. There are many newer places in the City centre i would recommend over Spiders

Spiders is a great night out. it is Indie, Rock, Goth, alternate music. it nestles amongst…read morewarehouses and factories away from the city centre. Nearby is a great rock pub as you wait for opening. Spider decor of course and on 2 floors. Dancef loors in various areas with DJ's playing different music. There are names like the Black Widow Bar. The cocktails come in half pints and pints and have names like Pangalacticgargleblaster and Pink Pugsley. Prices vary but the most expensive is a pint at around £4: Cheapest £1. they range from strong to OMG! Beer £1.20 a pint, spirits are 45p a shot Food is available upstairs and downstairs, along with bottles of house wine - a vegetarian selection too. Chip butty 50p There is a bus service for students from the Uni. Lots of students go but any age is welcome. It's for the misfits really who don't fit into the regular club scene. Great friendly place. Punks, Skaters, Goths etc. On warm nights there is an outdoor area with shelters a bit like bike sheds. The boast is you can get in, get drunk, eat and get a taxi home for under £20. Hotels are cheap if you live somewhere else.

Welly is located on Beverley Road very close to the city centre…read more It has 3 rooms and a smoking terrace. Quite popular with hosting bands such as The Beautiful South and other well known bands in club nme. The upstairs room, welly:two, is home to mods & rockers, rebel disco and club mne and more popular playing indie, drum and bass, punk and electro pop. The back room, Welly:one, is home to the infamous Deja Vu and Hed Kandi - it also has some very popular guest DJ's such as Howard Donald from Take That! Music is funky house with a fantastic sound and lighting system The lounge leads onto the smoking terrace and the music is a little more relaxed. Door fee ranges from £5 (for welly: two) to £10+ (Deja Vu) Open from 10.30pm till 4am If you only go for upstairs, this allows access to upstairs, the lounge and the smoking terrace where as if wanting to go into the main room welly:one for Deja Vu you then have access to the whole club.

I really good club, with mosty indie and rock music. It is really popular and is half way between…read morethe city centre and the area where most students live. There are lots of bars on the walk to the Welly, which makes it a nice walk, although a taxi is required to get home. It's quite a long walk for 2am, and Beverly Road can be home to many fights from some of the rougher bars.

Old Clee is great for interacting and work due to the multiple shops and a factory!For children…read morethere is plenty of space to play loads of different sports and a school.

Old Clee is a village..odd to review a village? Well it is now swallowed up between Grimsby and…read moreCleethorpes but still feels like a village. It was once tidal and reading will and inventories for here shows it was a prosperous place, full of yeoman farmers and fishermen, and in the 1600's several had valuable bibles and could read. The houses around the church are interesting. Dutch gable ends built by overseers of the Dutch community draining the lands. Also an amazing Turor stile manor with barley stick chimmneys. Fletcher Christian (of The Bounty) is said to come from here. It is lanes and quite amid the noise of the neighbouring areas. I was part of an archeological dif here but no significant finds. The main focal point is Old Clee Church. The 2nd Oldest Building in Grimsby. Holy Trinity and Saint Mary. The Saxon Tower dates back to c1050AD, and was designed to warn locals of Viking invasion. It was once administered by Wellow Abbey in Grimsby and the Bishops Visitation reports at the time are really funny to read (NO history isn't stuffy!) where the monk taking services whiines and complains of not liking leaving his monastary and the walk of about 2 miles was bad and he got hungry etc. No shops or cafes etc but the church is usually open to look around and the architecture is worth a look too. Look for the stone of the witches head on the tower. Sometimes I can see it and sometimes I can't. I think she pops out.