Senorita's has been open for years now and every time I've been there I've not enjoyed it…read more The people seem distinctly downmarket, the seleciton of drinks is awful and overpriced. And they actually expect you to pay to go in. There's also a bit of a threatening mood about the place, with quite a bit of fisticuffs seen from time to time. There are the usual fruit machines, several bars and a dance floor. I'd avoid it unless you put yourself in that downmarket category.

Destiny is a fairly large sized club in weston, notorious for 'swingers' it offers a large…read moredancefloor and a large bar with a fair vairety fo drinks. However, does not hold a mixing licence (no cocktails or snakebites here). The bar often charges for entry when a little busy, otherwise admits free entry. Drinks are fairly expensive here. There are alot of seating areas, but everything is filthy and attracts the wrong customer base in my opionion. Bouncers can be very rough, even if you have a valid ID card. They will illigaly steal your ID cards that are not passport or drivers licences - i have seen it happen, be careful.

This is an attempt at a trendy bar in what was once Hobbits. Its not too bad, although the beer…read moreseems suspectly weak (although that could be because its usually pint no. 6 by then). The decor is starting to age a little now in terms of shabbiness, but its fairly light and modern. Usually quiet except for later on fridays and saturdays. If they could just get rid of the last few mouldy smells left over from when it was Hobbits (there is a slight smell of damp) then its not too bad a place for a drink.

Recently opened, Bunker's marketing strategy seems to be pull people in with super cheap drinks…read moredeals, and with prices starting at a quid I'm sold. With prices like that it's unsurprising that this is a bit of a student haunt, at least on the night I went along anyway. The Bristol uni hordes manage to fill up the three rooms and garden out the back, creating a proper buzz on a Friday night. They also make a long queue, which combined with the five pounds asked for some nights makes this place slightly less attractive that it otherwise would be. That the only criticism I can think of is because this place is popular should tell you that you won't be disappointed by a night out at Bunker.

I am literally torn in half with The Bunker. One one side, its cheap and cheerful and always…read morepromises a decent night out without breaking the bank. On the other side I have been severely let down in the past. I will explain...... Situated near Clifton Triangle and Park Street, The Bunker nightclub is open 6 nights a week with drinks starting from £1, popular DJ's, 3 rooms and a very large smoking garden. The queuing can be quite ridiculous so make sure you do not get there to late. Music ranges from chart music to dance and drum and bass with a raised seating area and large dance floor. The toilets are fairly small so expect a queue. On one particular night, they had let in far too many people on the venues legal capacity resulting in a 'power cut', which then the venue turned very much into 'a war bunker' with emergency lighting and scared people. Magically all the staff swiftly disappeared and there was literally no-one to tell us what was happening. Everyone started to pile towards the stairs to leave and no joke I was almost crushed to death and £5 out of pocket from the entrance fee. I was not happy!

What I like most about Bogiez is that it feels very inclusive for all. Everyone is accepted there…read morenot matter of age, race, creed or taste in music. Anyone can go. The music is primarily metal, with a good helping of old school rock to boot. It doesn't have quite the same atmosphere because it's no longer in a church! - but the crowd help to make up for that. Let's hope it can move to the Coal Exchange when it re-opens. Drink prices are okay, they seem a little higher now that they have moved from The Point to The Venue. But the central location does mean that you can head there after going to other places in town first. And chippy lane is just around the corner

longstanding established rock and metal club based in the heart of Cardiff. The venues have changed…read moreover the years but the friendliness and love of music is still going strong. The club has its own website and a lot of the regulars meet up socially outside of the club. The Dj's cater for eclectic tastes and the drinks are cheap. I love the fancy dress nights and the New Years parties are infamous!

A club, which was shut down (but may still be active now) for dealing drinks to large ammounts of…read moreunderage students from Weston College. This was reported in the headlines of the Weston Mercury. The club is fairly sized, and offers a fair ammount of drinks, but due to its poor ethics and quality of service (as well as the police raids) I would not recommend this club at all. Try somewhere else.

Hobbits used to be a lovely dingy nightspot that played to the rock/indie crowd. It was dark, black…read moreand a bit mouldy and that was part of its charm. Its since moved to a different building while keeping the name. And its now more like a youth club mainly full of emo kids that don't look like they are old enough to buy a drink. Or is that just me getting older. I wouldn't go there, but my brother who is a year younger always goes in when he's back in town. So if you are under 20 and a bit on the emo side then maybe it'll be your thing.

Hobbits, named so due to its orginal interior being decorated to Lord of the Rings for some reason,…read moreis a mainly aimed at the Goth and Emo young teens of Weston. It has been going down-hill as a club since 2008, but is attracting very small amounts of custom, but larger when univerisity students return. Which suggests they have no longer retained new customer base. The interior is very dark, with poor lighting. The music is very loud; as expected. The bar is often very very busy, waiting up to 10 minutes for a drink, where prices are moderate for a club. Sometimes the bar offers all you can drink nights for a fixed sum of money.

Cool place, but small. We went on a weeknight so it wasn't too crowded, found a nice booth for the…read morefour of us and made ourselves comfortable. Nice lighting effects, good sound system that you can feel, and decent amount of dance floor for a smaller place. Very nice large outdoor balcony with tables to get some fresh air. Bathrooms can get crowded, and a little sketchy, take a friend. Drinks were OK, priced fairly, but not a huge selection.

a good club that is open most nights. wednesday is their main night. 3 floors playing different…read moremusic. mambos is good compared with other torquay clubs as it is not full of teenagers. always a good night out!

Great nights can be had in abundance at this place. Whatever your orientation, you'll feel welcomed…read moreand comfortable here. It's very relaxed and friendly, without lowering itself to sleazy standards. I know lots of gay clubs where straight girls have a ball in, but straight guys wouldn't be seen dead in. But this one is different, many of my male friends have been on night here and only left when the bouncers kicked them out at dawn. But maybe that's just my friends... The most memorable thing about Pulse has to be the shows they put on. If you go on a busy night (Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and many in between) then you'll almost certainly be graced with the luxury of one of these shows. Imagine drag queens, nudity and audience participation, and you'll be pretty much there on the mark. Go to Pulse and YMCA your night away!

I escorted a gay friend of mine to Pulse once, and both of us ended up spending the entire night…read moresat outside in the smoking area. This was not because the music was awful (it wasn't great but it's a club so I didn't expect it to be), and it wasn't because I felt uncomfortable being in a gay bar. Well, actually I did feel uncomfortable, but that was because of the ridiculous amount of straight men that seemed to be everywhere trying to get lucky. Whether they had gone to Pulse out of a desperate need to watch girls kissing girls, or whether they were there hunting down the straight girls who had tagged along with their gay friends or who'd let their guard down because they thought they'd be left alone in a club full of gay men, I don't know, but either way it was not cool. For some reason it was worse than being chatted up by a guy in another club. I felt targeted and they were a much lower class of bloke than the usual prats that chase girls around clubs. But aside from that, this isn't a bad club. In fact, when I've been there with more people since that awful first time, I've had a lot of fun. It's a bit hard to navigate your way around, especially when you've been drinking, but it's nice to have a separate seated area away from the dance floor where you can catch your breath and chat to your mates with out having to go outside. A pretty good night so long as you're not a straight girl going there under the false assumption that it's a night away from the attentions of desperate lads.

We went to Dusk for my best friend's hen night a few months ago, and that place is just awesome!…read more On the ground floor was a large disco/bar area, where they were playing modern chart hits, but we headed up to the second floor where the smaller but roomy second dance area had a live DJ playing 80's and classic hits (best for bopping the night away!) The DJ was great - played requests all night long, and the dance floor was always packed. Right at the top was another bar/dance area with a small live jazz/blues combo playing. There's something for everyone. The staff were unobtrustive but helpful. The prices are as you'd expect, but nothing too exhorbitant. And right outside it only took a minute to catch a taxi. Definately a great night out, wonderful atmosphere and reccomended very nighly.