Not quite sure why there are three listings for the Galaxy. Other than the Arndale, this is pretty…read moremuch the only other source of entertainment if you aren't into the whole club or pub scene. You can catch a movie in the movie theater, granted you have to account for the delay in American movies making it over. They have a decent selection of games and a bowling alley.

The Galaxy Centre contains many different Outlets including NAMCO Bowling, The Whitehouse…read moreWetherspoons Pub, Aroma Chinese Buffet, Cineworld Cinema Screens and Nando's. There are a few empty outlets, but it is managed well overall and security is present during the weekends which makes it feel quite safe. it is also usualy very clean and there is ample parking next door.

I have been going to Esquires for nearly 10 years now…read more The club consists of 3 areas, upstairs which is where the over 14s are allowed and is where the majority of the bands play and is normally only open Friday and Saturday nights. Downstairs is Dannys Bar where you can have a quiet drink and play some pool during the week and listen to bands in the evenings too. Also opposite Dannys Bar is the disco where on Friday and Saturday nights you can rock out and have a few drinks until 2am, Friday is more rock and Saturdays is more indie. The club also does rock nights where a lot of heavy metal is played and you can hire the club (i did for my 18th) for a party. The club is a little dingy but clean and the regulars are nice, the bar staff are friendly and a lot of now famous bands started here i.e Oasis.

Esquires holds so many memories for me & my friends and is responsible for getting a lot of people…read morearound the area into 'decent live music'. Over the years the upstairs venue has played host to greats like The Libertines, Shed 7, Skunk Anansie and even Supergrass supported by The Bluetones. I was back their the other day and nothings changed... and for that i'm grateful.

Great value for money, & regularly has special offers. Even though it's a very popular destination,…read moreit never has an overcrowded feel. It can be quite noisy, so it's not the place for a quiet drink. Located only a short walk from the Dernagte theatre.

The Goose on Two Streets is conveniently located just off of the main high street in Northampton…read moreand provides a good range of food during the day to accommodate for most tastes (including vegetarian), which is great quality all through the day and evening unlike others. To my surprise, they also have a good range of drinks too, including some unusual whiskeys and other spirits, which make for a good start to any night out and the prices also add to its appeal. Because it is such a relaxed atmosphere it's also a good meeting place but can get a little busy during the evenings at the weekend because of its growing popularity.

Quick glance: + good value for money…read more+ outdoors seating available + great place to catch up with friends + friendly staff Full review: A traditional pub offering a cosy and quiet atmosphere, friendly service, good selection of ales and wines, and customary fares like steaks, pies, and fish and chips. Food is your average pub grub, with fresh ingredients and generous portion size. A great place to have a drink (or many!) with family and friends.

Very nice and posh on the inside and out with a beer garden . Unfortunately I was less inspired by…read morethe beer available both in terms of range quality and how well it was kept . It is conveniently located just off the town centre .

The Easington looks like a good choice from the outside... and then you walk in...and its a…read morespacious ok looking pub with little character. But it looks clean so you can overlook the lack of character. Like most pubs in England you order at the bar and then take your drinks back to your seat. I noticed a lot of folks just drinking and given we're prone to early dinners we ordered right off the bat. The servers are ok for me, though they don't seem to do a really expedient job of cleaning off tables as my food had someone's pea left behind. (It was a nice looking pea so it gave me hope the food was fresh.) We both ordered the trio of meats which consisted of bacon, chicken and lamb - think. I thought it was good until we got to the chicken. The chicken was cooked to death. Now, who hasn't had their share of overcooked chicken- its so easy to do, right? Well... I've never had one that was cooked almost to the consistency of being chicken jerky it was that dry. I liked the yorkshire pudding but I'm one of those that can eat almost any kind of yorkshire pudding. And I liked the vegetables that it came with as well as the lovely gravy. It was a disappointment - the chicken- but outside of that it was pretty decent. We'd go again only because its a stones throw from our house and we can walk there and back in minutes. Not convenient for many but its got a car park so thats a plus.

The atmosphere is comfortable and staff is friendly. The food looks very appealing but does lack…read morein flavour. Recommend the wings and onion rings! Otherwise, bring seasoning.

Located near Argos on the St Peters Way car park, this place has nice decor and friendly staff…read more Drinks are cheap (happy hour 6 - 8pm where the video jukebox is also free) and I believe there is a student night on a Monday. Not very busy at all when I visited from 6:30pm to 8:30pm on a Friday night and it looks like there is an upstairs to the bar but it was closed off when I visited. Pub has a pool table.

the sole-eel has excellent food menu(except when sunday roast beef is awful-too chewy to eat)…read more their 2 meals for £7.99 is great value too. its local in town on st peters square so handy if your shopping re getting lunch out

The first point is that the museum is free so value for money can only be considered excellent! It…read moreis a small and unusual museum with some nicely designed displays and a few locomotives, all from the industrial narrow gauge railways of the region. The opening hours are limited. Very traditional exhibits but well worth a visit.

The new steaming season has now commenced and we anticipate having an engine in steam on the last…read moreSunday of the month and on Bank Holidays. However, if you are travelling any distance please check to ensure that you will not be disappointed. Situated in Irchester Country Park, Northamptonshire, the Irchester Narrow Gauge Railway Museum is home to a collection of working steam and diesel locomotives

Our very well behaved Labrador not welcome. not even on dhitty outside tables srinking of fag ends…read more Menu looked cr4p anyway. spent £50 elswhere. Big mistake - huge!

Pint and a curry on Tuesdays 5.99, winner. So I went with a burger and fries. The decor in this pub…read moreis a little antiquated, but general the beer is good, with an extreme selection at the bar and in the fridge. We are always greeted by friendly staff, who seem happy to serve and the food is reasonable,though for the price its great. If you want some where to cheap to dine, with tasty food, this could be the place. Back to the burger, i opted for the veggie bean burger and chips. Good choice, a little dry with a strong spicy flavor. minimal salad, and a little cheese, all good quality ingredients and well cooked. All of this at reasonable price. This is a local haunt, and I have frequented it on many occasion.Recommended and good value. Happy days!