This is the best place for a night out in town. They play the best music, have the best bar &…read moreprovide top acts on promotion nights. Good bar prices & entry deals especially before 2230. Loads of take away places a couple of minutes walk a way for the late night munchies! Good range of dj's throughout the week playing various trends. The bar also has massive screeen for all the major sports events and even provides one in the window so when you go out for a fag you can still keep up with the footie.

Overall this club has alot of variation, with several different bars and sounds to choose from. I…read morefind that saturdays are usually very busy - but if you get in there before a certain time the drinks are fairly cheap - £1.50 ish. I think after then the prices shoot up - I like it here but can get a little boring walking around. At least it is spacious i suppose.

This club is great for a variation in music and scenes without having to walk in the cold to…read moreanother club and pay more entrance fees! The drinks are fairly cheap and they always have some sort of promotion on as it is very student friendly. There are areas for dancing, standing around (if your not a dancer) and also areas that you can sit down where it is quieter and have drink and a chat. I always find it is very clean there and the staff genuinly seem to be having a good time there. They quite often do personal appearances for minor celebrities - which usually are rubbish but it brings a bit of energy to the night. One that you cant go wrong with!

Its changed a lot from what it used to be - now a grungy night club that plays its music LOUD - the…read moreattached chy bar is more my scene if I'm honest. There are good nights out here every now and again though with some music feature and its worth a look for those who come to town and are not after the trance scene. Compared to other places, the entrance fee is cheaper and as its set apart from the main strip a little, it tends to get more of a local crowd. Its good as a set deal - one price for 2 venues - and good if you're on a night out in a group and have different music tastes.

The Barn Club is Penzance's premier night club, being the oldest and largest in the town. For many…read moreyears, it operated with 2 separate rooms, the main room home to the Barn Club where the large dance floor is and two separate bars (one of them up on a small balcony overlooking the dance floor), and the other room (access via two different doorways from the Barn) into the Star Bar, with its smaller room, smaller dance floor mainly playing house music, and another bar! Latterly, a Secrets nightclub has been added to the site, home to a Lap Dancing Club (I have not been there). Back in the main Barn Club, a third room has also been added, where lounge-type sofas, plus other varieties of seating and another bar (but no dancefloor) is located. All in all a fairly typical nightclub

I'm a bit confused about the name of this place as there were lots of references to Isobar is dead…read morearound the outside.it did used to be called Isobar, so I guess this might be their slightly confusing way of telling us that the name has changed. It feels odd to rate this place quite so highly, as there was so much about the venue that I didn't particularly like. They served only 2 kinds of lager (Carlsberg and Carlsberg Exportwhat a choice!). The music really wasn't my scene either. But in the end I just had a great all round night and spent quite a while here. What made it particularly great was the art exhibition in the bar downstairs. I am not used to seeing this kind of thing in a pub/cluband am a bit of a heathen, with no culture to speak of, so wouldn't generally like it anyway. I do have a bit of a dark side however and the exhibition was vampires and the undead (and batman!) and appealed to me. Although the music wasn't that great the sound in the club upstairs really emphasized the beat, making everything easier to dance to (and as it is the only club in townI think.the age range of the dancers must have been 18-60 odd!). From a drinks perspective I discovered a bottled strawberry cider, which was quite refreshing too.

This night club is favourite in the local area…read more As you go in there is a small bar with a seating area and there are also toilets located here. You then go through to a room which is mostly large dance floor with a DJ box, seating area at one side and bar at the other. There are several sets of stairs up to the next floor, and this floor is also divided into two rooms. There is a room with a bar, further seating, pool tables and games consoles, and then the next room has a bar, DJ box and another largeish dance floor with more seating around this. There are more toilets up stairs. A good range of music is available due to the different floors and rooms, and there is plenty of space to sit and chat or have a drink as well. This is a club that is well attended and I have had to queue to get in on more than one occasion in the past, but it has always been well worth it!

Ah the Loft, as it will always be known to anyone over the age of 25! I used to come here a lot but…read morenot so much these days. They do try to keep with the times but I just don't think people go out clubbing as much as they used to. The music is downright awful sometimes, so predictable and cheesy. If I hear 'Place your Hands' in there one more time I will scream! I mean I'm all for supporting local acts but jeez when was the last time that Reef actually did anything?! They have taken to hiring Z list celebs to do PA's of late which is amusing, Darnell from BB9 being the latest one and I seem to remember Jason Donovan doing a stint a couple of years back (£2 entry on the door). There is a new club called The Office opening in November which promises to steal L2's crown I reckon.

Jesters is situated on the main strip of nightclubs in plymouth called union street, it is opposite…read morea once thriving nightclub that used to be called millieuim. I think the main focus of jesters is navy men and drink, there is no character to the place and you certainly would not be looking for your lifetime partner in here. the music is fairly good, with most up to date chart music being played. drinks are ok but the weekend evenings see the prices very expensive for the venue in my opinion. I think the main thing i don't like about this is the seedyness of the place - it seems to be a bit rough and i have felt intimidated being here at times.overall would probably not go here too often.

Ok bar with good music depending on when you go. Not open on Sundays.read more

Definitely one of those places that is better if you go with a big group of people…read more There is pretty much only one room, with a small dancefloor, and a DJ that doesn't really like suggestions, he's definitely got his set-list which he doesn't like to deviate from. The entrance fee is quite extortionate but they get away with it because there is nowhere else to go in the area. The drinks are also expensive and you won't get many drinks for your money. Probably the only good thing is the toilets which are surprisingly clean. And also the lollipops they give out when you are leaving! Beware though, there are no fast food shops open in St Austell when the club closes!

I've had a few good nights here! Think it helps to be local though as means you know a lot of…read morepeople in there always makes it more fun! Staff are all friendly and the station pub is just next door to drink in first. Love being given a lollipop at the end of the night too lolhelps me feel a bit less queasy in the taxi on the way home!! x