this is a great nightclub, its near a free carpark, and the drinks and they have great deals on…read moredrinks open till late

My daughter and her friends celebrated Trudy's 40th on 23rd Saturday September at Pinks and what a…read moregreat friendly night they all had. The door men were friendly and pleasant, bar staff wonderful, in fact the whole atmosphere was brilliant.My daughter said it was the safest place she has been in for years. Thank you Pinks ..Jeanette Coventry.

I recently had a bad experience with one of the bouncers on the door, (pure mis communication, I…read moredidn't realise it was policy to check your jackets into the cloak room, and instead of explaining to us that we had to do this the bouncer was unnecessarily rude & aggressive toward me when I attempted to walk on toward the bar). I've always had a really good night out when I've been in the past, so me & my friends decided to put the incident behind us and stay, but it did put a downer on our evening before it had even begun. I'm not normally one to complain but I contacted pinks via their website & explained what happened. They were incredibly helpful & have so far been apologetic, which made made me feel better about contacting them. It initially put me off going again, but as they've been so helpful I would definitely go back & recommend them for a good night out.

Awesome Nightclub, trendy place that always gets busy! Good mixture of music. One of the most…read morepopular clubs around and sometimes they get celebrity's in and famous DJs

Great bar for a chilled drink mid-week. Gets packed about 01:00 on weekends with awesome resident…read moreDJ!

Even though it is one of the only clubs in Stamford, it is clearly the best! This nightclub is in a…read moreprime location and is easy to get to. As it is open many nights, it makes going out a lot easier, and gives clubbers a wider choice in when to go. Most nights have free entry till a certain time, and even some nights where drinks are 'buy one get one free', making it extremely popular. There are themed nights throughout the year, and to celebrate this there is always something good planned to entertain. There is a great group of bar staff who are always friendly, and the doormen are also friendly and often helpful. When going here you are guaranteed a great night.

Central nightclub is on Broad Street in Stamford and in my opinion it is the best nightclub in…read moreStamford. It has three different areas that offer different types of music in each area, such as dance, chart music, hip hop and 80's music with plenty of classic cheesy music as well. The DJ are very experienced and help to make the night as fun as possible. The main club room has comfy seating as well as a good sized danced floor and even pole to dance around if you are that way inclined. The staff are all very friendly and deal with any trouble quickly and without fuss.

Pore It's okay. Bream twice. Entry fee reasonable. Staff…read morefine. Clientele are younger but it's decent for students. 2 rooms for different music but one opens late at 12 am. I enjoyed my time here. Drinks re okay priced but if you want a clam vibe to your night, look elsewhere. Drugs are high here, if you'll pardon the pun.

Misheard an instruction from a guard as he was inspecting me for drugs and what not and because of…read morethis he assumed I was drunk without a second thought and banned me for three months in front of my face. Meanwhile my brother ( who had the same amount of drinks as me and was let inside anyway) was in there waiting for us to have a good time. you know your business is in trouble when the line outside is segregated between the genders and all the negative reviews seem to be grievances caused by that very same bouncer who decided to not let me in. #Boycottnbsnorthampton

A strange step back in time, in some ways, this club has an eclectic mix of clientelle but most…read morelook like they are still in the 70's. Very friendly however. They have some excellent live music of a more alternate kind usually Fri., Sat., Sun. Downstairs is free entry bar akin to a working man's club decor. The music venue is upstairs and has reasonably priced entrance fees. All I can say for the decor there is scruffy and lived in. Painted black, with fabric ceiling drapes and paintings, the entrance door has hippy style paintings and the ladies has a graffitti board and chalk. Bar at one end and band sales and bandroom at the other. Reasonably sized and not claustrophobic when packed. The bands tend to sit around when not performing and often chat. It is an experience and we keep going back.

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I wanted to bring a tin of soft drink to take meds in.. The paramedic just played on words and…read moreTerry did not let me in after travelling all the way up from Surrey to Camden. The show has not even started i was not rude i told them they were unreasonable. I showed my meds. I find the diet soda better but. Show has not even started and now waiting 3 hrs outside whilst my mate is inside. I apologised but Terry playing god refused to let me in. I was not rude. The medic just kept spinning his words. I just had a friend die last week and Terry ruined it. Was not ptepzred to listen just acting in the worst way possible. Other staff were nice.

Extremely Unsafe & Discriminatory for Disabled Guests - Please Read Before Attending…read more I'm leaving this review after months of being ignored by KOKO Camden following a serious incident that occurred on 27th February 2025. I emailed the venue on 28th Feb and again in full detail on 3rd March -- both emails were completely ignored. I attended the venue for a concert and had followed all proper procedures, including emailing the access team months in advance to confirm I would be bringing food, water, and medical supplies due to my Type 1 Diabetes. This was approved via email and in line with KOKO's own accessibility policy on their website, which states that attendees can bring food, drink, and medical items for health conditions. I had also attended this venue many times before with no issues. Despite this, upon arrival: * Security refused to let me bring in any of these items, even after showing them the official email from the access team. * My medical necessities were confiscated, and I was left with minimal supplies. * I was mocked and belittled by multiple staff members, including one who said, "That's a whole shopping bag," despite the bag being standard size and containing medical items. * I was taken into a back room by the venue medic (named Matt), who also dismissed my access needs, questioned my condition, and sarcastically asked, "So is a 1-minute response not good enough for you?" For someone with diabetes, 1 minute can be the difference between being fine and passing out. Despite all this, they refused to let me carry the bag with me and said staff could "bring items if needed" -- something that simply did not happen when I actually needed them. Throughout the night: * I became hyperglycaemic from stress, then hypoglycaemic later, and was unable to access my own supplies in a timely manner. * Staff were unresponsive, dismissive, and even shouted at my friends and PA when they tried to help. * I was denied access to the accessible toilet after the show -- the only response was "it's closed, use the regular one." * When I finally got my bag back, the medic questioned whether my blood sugar was actually low and condescendingly offered unsolicited advice -- at the end of a night where his refusal to listen had already endangered my health. I had medical documentation, an access card, official email confirmation, and visible medical devices. Still, I was denied the basic rights and support I need to safely attend an event. KOKO's own website says they "welcome all attendees who need to bring food or drink to manage a medical condition," but their staff did the opposite. I left this event physically unwell, distressed, and genuinely frightened by how little my access needs were respected. If I had passed out or worse, it would have been entirely the venue's fault. That's how serious this was. The fact that no one at KOKO has responded to me months later shows a complete lack of responsibility and care. This venue is not safe for disabled attendees in its current state. Until KOKO radically improves staff training, communication, and actual accessibility practice, I strongly urge anyone with access needs to stay away.