one of the last places that is still men only.. this is why it is so popular haha as there are no…read morewomen aloud in .. i believe it is one of the last places to still do this

I have been to 2 events here and both have them have been lovely and well organised. the place…read morecould probably do with sime updating but that doesnt matter esp when then the drinks are so cheap and the staff are so friendly..recommended for locals who need a cheap place to go.

Crosby Comrades is.. ok…read more. It's a local event space hired for parties and community events and mediocre shows such as psychic nights. Personally I would not choose Comrades for a celebration of mine; it's old and dark and I just don't feel it reflects the imporatance of an occassion such as a wedding-the receptions of which are held here. The dance floor is small, the bar is small, and while there is ample seating, the whole place just feels claustrophobic and depressing. I think it's quite cheap to hire and is convenient for locals but.. it's nthing special

Crosby comardes has been around for years, i have know alot of people to have the wedding reception…read morehere or birthday parties. It has a great atmosphere with a dance floor right in the middle of a big room, a stage and seating all around the outside. There is plenty of room if you have a big party.The decoration and bar could probably do with a bit of updating as it does look a bit 80's but it is always clean and tidy in there.

If I had biceps like steamship pistons, the Gregson Memorial Institute, known locally as the…read moreGregson's, would be a stone's throw from my house. And yet, I still have no clue what purpose it seems to serve. Built in 1897 by Isabella Gregson in memory of her parents, it was constructed to accommodate lectures, an art gallery and a museum, things I doubt anybody would travel to Garmoyle Road to witness. The artifacts, all of which I doubt were life-changing, were moved to various locations across the city centre and the building was left to host whatever hotchpotch of activities the neighbourhood needed an open space for. Threats of demotion were dropped on the weary building's shoulders but following an enormous local outcry, it was upgraded to Grade II status and is now safe to continue doing whatever the hell it does. Saying that, this was the first place I voted in an election so, you know, get ready for that blue plaque to be nailed up here.

Fab place and friendly staff, great place to hold a family party. Great facilities. Prices are very…read moregood too

this is a large working mans club now know as The Eccies. It has a medium sized function room which…read moreholds host to some live entertainment. The customers all seem to be locals. The atmosphere and the beer is what you would normally find in your own local community pub.

A great place for a function. Fab choice of catering food - hot/ cold buffets etc. DJ can bee…read moresupplied, very clean. There are a few different rooms which vary in size to choose from. I have been to a few great nights here and would definitley have a party here again

Great venue for a party or wedding. Staff are helpful, catering superbread more