Decades is the best of Consett's three nightclubs. It has been recently refurbished and the inside…read moreis quite nice (by Consett's standards) It's not nearly as rough or intimidating as the area's rival nightclub 'Trades' It costs about 5 pounds in and drinks prices are pretty average. They also squeeze and extra pound from you through charging for the cloakroom and banning coats and jackets. The music is pretty mediocre, the usual mix of dancey/chart stuff that every average nightclub in the country will play.

I would agree that this is Consett's best nightclub, I have not been in for a while but last time I…read morewent in I paid £5 entrance. The bouncers seem friendly when you walk in, there is a picture area where you can see pictures of people who have been previously, this is downstairs along with the men and womens toilets. You go upstairs, then you have two bars at either side along with a standing area then the DJ and dancefloor in the corner. The music varies, it used to be really really good but sometimes you can go in and not hear a good song all night. Compared to the other nightclubs in Consett, there is much less trouble and everyone seems friendly. Can get really busy at the bar though.

I had heard a lot about Digital, particularly about the DJs that come here and the fact that it's…read morethe best night ever. When I came for the first time, I was loving it, but my second visit last week left me a bit disappointed. Yeah it's a brilliant club - I fell in love with it then they played the theme tune to Fresh Prince of Bell Air. ahh .... Saying that, they played 'football's coming home' at least 4 times throughout the night - I couldn't help but count. It got a bit annoying. They had brilliant drinks offers though, I got 4 shots and a vodka + mixer for £6, so I was pleased (and tipsy). The club itself was a bit messy and the floor was sticky, but it's a nightclub afterall. The men were particularly sleazy - I was invited back to numerous house parties, but that's not the clubs fault. I would definitely come back here, I loved my first night and was maybe too sober for the second night, but the best things come in three's, right?

digital was always good times. specifically went to see hystereo, hernan cattaneo and scott (love…read morelexicon ave). discovered neil during one of the opening sets and he rocked the decks! i literally almost split my skull open in the restroom there once and got a (free!) ambulance ride to the ER. five stitches have never been so fun. thanks for the memories, digital! :)

I really like it in here, it has a good environment, quite dark inside but goes with the…read moreatmosphere. The drinks are reasonable in price, it is next door to another bar in the area and the nightclub is like a few minutes walk from there so quite convenient. The bar and toilets can get really busy. There is a seating area as well, which again can be busy mainly at weekends. The music in here can vary from being really cheesy to up todate good stuff.

The bar was great in the 90s but now has seen its day. MOST of the staff are freindly enough…read morehowever there is a bald gentlman who thinks he's gods gift and IS NOT. The Loo's are disgusting, the place has a bad smell, the music is absolute crap and yes the bouncers think they are hard as nails, have stinking attitudes due to their steriod habbit and like to show off to the young girls with virually nowt on by giving aggressive, threatening grief to smokers outside minding their own business - Idiots. The place is hopefully closing, as I have heard and hopefully something with a lot more class will open in its place. Goodbye Sh*tters.

Shooters is modern and wannabe trendy for the younger crowd. I'm not so sure it does suit Morpeth…read moreso well, but with current shopping centre developments taking place it might look more at home soon. Clean and well maintained by hard working staff.

The Point is a small complex of 3 bars and a night club, none of them being particularly…read moreoutstanding. 'Purple Bar' which, believe it or not, has a lot of purple lights, is your 'seen it all before' pseudo-trendy bar. 'Arizona' is next on the list. As the name implies it has a western theme to it and plays the type of music everyone knows the words and can sing a long too. The last of the bars is called 'Velvet Lounge' I've never seen it open and apparently you need to be a member. A VIP room lacking in VIPs perhaps? The decor inside looks like something from a Beyonce video... full of, or lacking in, taste. Depending on who you ask. The nightclub is called 'Union' and it's a fairly large venue. It plays the usual selection of dance and chart stuff with the exotically named DJs 'Liam' and 'Craig' putting itunes on shuffle all night long! Drink prices throughout are £1.50 for singles/mixer and they have offers on from time to time.

Beware! If you are over 20, you may find yourself being the oldest person there!…read more If you're looking for toe-curling, shameless cheese, the Point is the place for you. I found myself here after a work Christmas party and I did not enjoy it one bit. I'm not that old, but I really felt it here. Great if you love 'Come on Eileen', sugarbabes and Alcopops.

For a Saturday night at a club in Newcastle Nice at Cosmic Ballroom has to be one of the best if…read morenot the best. The music downstairs caters for techno and dance music fans while upstairs there is more of a party feel butnot in the cheesy sense, playing funk and a mix of great tunes. The atmosphere is great and really friendly and there always seems to be a good crowd. If i was to suggest a club to visit in Newcastle this would be it! Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpS5ooYN9RE

The Cosmic Ballroom is a great nightclub, it's got good varied music on both floors to cater for…read moreall. It is tasefully decorated and has a cool and friendly atmosphere. Definitively worth a look in to finish off a night out. It's not difficult to find or out of the way, but its fairly quiet location seems to see off the more chavy crowd. Drinks are pretty averagely priced for the area

Concrete is located underneath some estate agents in the centre of Carlisle. It's not so much of a…read moreclub and more so of a trendy bar with loud music. The setting of the place is very modern and stylish, with granite bricks, African style ornamental pieces, glass and great lighting. The bar is well stocked to serve and mix a variety of cocktails, all quite tasty and affordable, the shot mixtures are definitely the nicest though. The music can be a bit hit and miss - last time I went they seemed to be stuck on an RnB/mainstream Hiphop loop which doesn't appeal to me at all, nowadays I think it's more varied. Concrete is one of those 'moment' places, it's a place people go if everyone else seems to be going (this was especially relevant when it just opened when I was at uni and all the students went just because 'everyone else will be there') and during these times you can be queuing outside for a long time - longest for me was an hour, and I only waited that long as my housemate at the time was the Student Union president and wanted support, otherwise I would have moved to another bar. Other times, Concrete can be so empty it lacks atmosphere - hit and miss - can be great, can be boring, just make sure you go with a few friends.

We often end up here on a night out. The door price is quite good and once inside the atmosphere is…read morefab. The club can get quite busy, so seating can be an issue. They often have some big named DJ's so it's worth checking out who's on. The drinks aren't much differently priced to anywhere else in Carlisle. A great night out

If you are drunk, have no taste in music, money burning in your pockets, you like MILF or are a…read moreMILF this is your kind of place. It gets two stars as the people there seem to have a good time.

If your really drunk and want a good dance then this is the place to go. Its a 70s bar with 70s…read moredecor and dancing if your into disco inferno and are the disco dancing queen then this is the place for you to go. It is quite small but always has people up on the dance floor. The drink is cheap here with doubles and a mixed around £2 The place always has hen and stag nights here and there are always people in 70s costume. It is by no means the best bar in town but if you are after a good dance near the end of the night out its a good place to pop into

Standard end-of-night venue, pretty relaxed staff as long as you're a good boy or girl! Multi-floor…read moreconfusion ensues as soon as you try to travel from one section to another. By the end of the night you will lose your mates, sense of direction or your mind (especially if you've had a few). Good overall for what it is.