And I still get emails from the Fez…read more Their themed nights are interesting. And their drinks, though pricey (in terms of pounds) are good enough to give you a lasting buzz...or more. The good thing about this place is they don't charge you for cover (well at least when I went) and dress codes aren't strict (I guess cuz they assume everyone in Europe has a good sense of style). Last I was here my friends and I got there early enough to get a booth and ordered ourselves drinks before we hit the dancefloor. But while there, I accidentally bumped into some lady smoking where then she told me to "WOTCH IT!" Also, there seemed to be more guys and girls. You know what that means (I'll let that simmer for a bit). I also couldn't really enjoy their music, not because I didn't like it but moreso because I couldn't get used to it. But everyone around me seemed to enjoy it, what with it being stuff from the U.S. and other countries. The crowd there was very diverse too, especially both young and old. Mostly old. Overall, if I was back in the area I would comeback just to party here one more time. I know there aren't that many clubs/ night spots in Cambridge but the Fez is a good club to check out if you're in the area.

This is an alright club, a bit on the small side and very pricey (and I'm used to London prices)…read morebut the music was good, the toilets were nice and the staff were suprisingly friendly. For the taller person this place is a little cramped but I'm used to that now but it can be a hit hairy after afew and you forget to duck. Also the coat check is a joke, there is no real queue and it's basically just a free for all to get your coat in or out ad this means it drops a star as a good coat check is the mark of a good club. All in all it's not a bad night out, especially seeing as cambridge has little else to it's name.

Cheese-a-liciously Cheesy! I love Cambridge...but clubbing…read moreis one thing that this city doesn't do so well. I headed here on a hen night but didn't have very high expectations. I liked: We were given a couple of bottles of prosecco when we turned up - yay! The music was cheesy but fun, and kept us dancing for hooours We had a table, so had space to dance off the main dance floor, which made the night more fun as the club became more meat-market-y Not so keen: We had booked and were meant to get in for free...but had to argue this at the door I had one of the worst cocktails of my life here! It cost £8, but was undrinkable! I tried to get other people to drink it for me...but it was so bad that I had to give up and leave it on the bar. Urgh. Don't order a peach fizz (at least I think that is what it was called!)

Omg. DJ is awful here. Clearly does not know what transitions are and just hits play - seriously, I…read moresaw him chilling on his phone for a good amount of time up in his booth. He relies on throwbacks and cheesy TSwift remixes to get the crowd going. I do not know if I am more appalled that people are so ridiculously excited to hear Beyonce or that this DJ gives no craps about the music he plays. No variety, no soul, no theme, just crappy Top 40. For reference I was there on a Thursday... is it the crap DJ on Thursdays?? Dance floor is stupid small as well.

I don't get to go to this place alot, my friends dont do indie clubs, well this is more student uni…read morebar if you ask me. its a bit grimey and pokey, but the music is good, i just wish this music was played in other places in town! I try and pass for a student when im in here, although thank god my student days are over. do like to pretend with a pint of red label in hand and a boogie to the roses.

This place is definitely an acquired taste. It has a somewhat ramshackle cowboy saloon look about…read morethe place which hasn't been updated in the 8 years that I've been living here. But this is exactly what appeals to some people! The drinks aren't great, and they're served to you in a plastic cup which worries me slightly, but they're cheap. The music is not mainstream which makes it different from all the other clubs in Cambridge. I think it's either a place which you love or hate, I personally hate it, but some of my friends adore it!

I attended salsa classes held by the Latin Collective for ten months, and I cannot recommend any…read morebetter place in Cambridge if you really want to learn salsa starting from zero. They have classes of two hours each Friday teaching new york style salsa and occasionally bachata; classes are "drop-in" which means that you can come whenever you please according to your interest and availability; there are four-five different levels, so you don't need to worry too much about staying with people too much more experienced than you. The teachers are professional, kind, and passionate in explaining you the steps and giving some personalized advice when it's the case. The price (8 pounds) includes the access to the dancing floor until 1am after the classes; there is always a lot of people so it's relatively easy to find someone at your level to dance with. When my friends asked me to go out on Friday I always replied them: "Sorry guys, let's do it on Saturday, I have salsa tonight!".

As with all clubs (especially in Cambridge) a review will entirely depend on your expectations…read more Cambridge might as well be the world centre of small clubs with a strong penchant for cheese. So, if we start from that basis, Life is a strong contender. Its a shame that since the smoking ban it gets a bit whiffy, but then thats more of a global social issue... The DJ is pretty accommodating, although dont bother asking for any Stevie Wonder, what a rude man. Anyway, gets heaving of a weekend of locals and students alike. And i think its one of the only places where alcopops are acceptable for adults. But by the time you get to life you might not really know. Also, be warned, it has stairs on the way in, and more crucially, on the way out :)

Well this isn't called Life now, nor is it called Clue 22 it has a severe personality disorder and…read moreis now called 'the place'. How cheesy. Well so why am i reviewing this place? Like the thousands of others that come here, its not really out of choice is it? Its through drunken stupidity! I probably used to look forward to coming here,..ooh about 10 years ago. On the off chance i do end up here its either a hen night (ive been on several recently) or some fool in my group wants to go, its not really somewhere i look to go! I wish wish wish there was a club like buttoned down disco in cambridge (google it) alas there is not. So I have to put up with listening to cheesy disco lite music, and i think the same dj still plays here and never plays anything decent! (Bow wow wow - who? the strokes - who? lionel richtie - thats more like it!!) So sigh i resign myself to a night of dancing allong to something naff when id much rather have my ipod on and do a silent disco. (the junction actually do this - must check it out!) Anyway you want to know about the drinks on offer? Same old same old! Actually dont expect them to be able to shake you a martini, or rustle you up a cosmopolitan, mixacologists they ain't. They dont even stock any facny schmancy wine, its either house white (i.e paintstripper) or nowt. You get flavoured bottles of vodka (didn't they go out of fashion in 2001?!!) and dont even expect them to have any cranberry for a vodka and cranberry, its all rather lacking in spirits, in drinks and in service. But don't say i didn't warn you when you end up here, and you will end up here!

One of a very rare few clubs that specialise in the alternative music scene. A great night of…read morerocking out can be had here and it's easy to get to. Located on station Road means that it is extremely local to the train Station and taxi services. Regular nights are held here with a range of themes all centred around the alternative scene meaning that it is easy to find a favourite that keeps you coming back for more mayhem! The prices for drinks at Q club are reasonable but don't expect too many flamboyant cocktails! Q club is also host to the, Anglia Ruskin University, AMS society making it a regular hotspot for students. Q club isn't just for the young ones, it welcomes anyone and everyone who loves a little rock and metal music! So, if you're in the mood the party like a rock star then air guitar your way down to Q club!

Ballare has been around since the seventies! So it's no surprise that it sometimes gets a bad wrap…read moreabout being a little old and boring. I actually had a really enjoyable night here! We went for Halloween and everyone I knew was there so it made the night amazing! We only paid £3 to get in and the drinks were pretty cheap too! Ballare do some great student nights and even though it doesn't have a theme or isn't decorated to the best standard it was cool and it's really spacious inside, not so easy to lose your friends in either as some clubs are!

A postage stamp size of a club with a real lack of energy. 5th Avenue located within the Lion Yard…read moreis a rather disappointing club which is barely known to many people around town.

Such a popular place right outside King's college. Nice ambiance surrounding the place. Food is ok.read more

Such a vibe. One of the oldest pubs in the world although obviously the history is debated. Also…read moreallegedly the place where DNA was discovered. Definitely a significant stop for RAF soldiers during World War II. Current days - a cosy pub with plenty of seating and a decent food menu. Friend had a steak and ale pie and she said it was good. I was content with water enjoying the crowd etc. You can order either via the app or at the bar with your table number. Toilets were limited and not the cleanest. Overall a must see while in Cambridge although I'm not sure the experience warrants a return visit.