This nightclub is a relative newbie to the Northern Ireland entertainment scene. It opened its…read moredoors in December 2009 and has been a huge success ever since, especially over the Summer with all of the returning students and the little ones having finished their GCSEs and thinking they have "earned" a night out. No you haven't. All you have earned is a slap of the face and some extra homework. After hearing incredible things about the "High Five Mondays" we decided that we just had to go and check this place out. Bus booked, alcohol not on board (but on board) we left for the magic city of Cookstown. For those of you who are unware, Cookstown is like the Las Vegas of Northern Ireland... Kind of... Not really unless you squint really hard... Hmm... When we arrived I was amazed by the sheer size of the place, it had two floors, connecting rooms and a lot of seating area which comes in very useful when you have a girlfriend who insists on wearing shoes she can't walk in but still has to bring because apparently they look nice and match her outfit. Anyway, though I'm not a 'club' person, the experience was quite good. The lighting and projector screens are some of the best I've seen and with the "text your request" you are guaranteed to get a shout out on the dance floor without having to yell at the DJ for a pen and a notepad. On Mondays nights drinks are only £2.50 and there is a huge selection to choose from, I was really surprised with this because normally there is a list of five or six when a promotion like this is on. "High Five Mondays" only runs when the universities and colleges are closed but I hear weekend nights are as good as Monday so I'd definitely recommend this place for a great night's craic. Just bring comfortable shoes.

I'm told this is the best club in Northern Ireland, and I can't dispute that, as I haven't been to…read moreany others! However I can tell you that it is seemingly (to me) in the middle of nowhere, and open, really, really late. I was here on a quieter night, propping up the bar with The Rallying Greengrocers, a pair of brothers famous for putting up a decent showing in the RAC despite actually owning a fruit and veg shop in real life. Ah, the days before rallying was wrecked by the FIA eh Anyway, check out the only superclub I've ever seen with a stag's head on the wall!

Definately the best nightclub in the triangle area. It has several different rooms all boasting…read moredifferent types of music. To be fair I have only really stayed in Lush, its dance music and can be guaranteed to be packed on a saturday night.

Tbh this wouldnt be somewhere I would rush to get too. It has a repuatation for illicit substances…read moreand alot of street fighting in the early hours. I would avoid at all costs in fact.

Bad reputation, especially for violence and drugs etc. If going out in the area, i'd find somewhere…read moreelse! Cookstown has a lot of places to go out, so it's not like you're gonna run out of options!

Adhoc stop on way to giants causeway. Neat little pub, good burger and fries and of course a pint…read moreof Guinness. Stop in

Useless excuse for a nightclub. Place will be wedged with sweaty, drunk people who will do anything…read moreto get to the bar. Most of the time you can't get to the bar at all

We had a great time at Kremlin! They let us in with no problem and did not throw anything at us…read more The music was good and the people were only creepy about a medium amount. Would return.

Stopped by about 9:20 pm on a Friday and it was very chill - only a few people here, but I…read moreunderstand that it picks up. We enjoyed some C & C (Cider and Cher) in the light of the CCCP sign. Great ambiance and service. Really cool and unique vibe. Props for the trans pride flag flying outside.

I have only ever been to The Coach once, and I did not like it at all. Sorry folks, but I wont be…read moreback inside it

The coach is well known throughout Northern Ireland as being one of the biggest and best nightclubs…read morein the area. The downstairs nightclub caters to the young crowd, maybe 18-21 while the upstairs nightclub caters towards the older crowd. Entry prices vary depending on which night of the week you go and if there is a special theme. The area can be quite rough when closing time comes so i would advise anyone going here to have a taxi booked or a lift arranged so that you can get away from any possible trouble. Open wednesday, friday and saturday night. The bar is pleasant and friendly. Prices in both the nightclub and bar are reasonable.

I shouldn't really do a review based on a drunken night! But I think I had a good night..we had…read moredrinks in the bar at the top of a very steep staircase & then we ended up in a club like place with a dj booth..dance floor & big cave like bed areas. I don't think I'm explaining this right at all. Off the side of the dance floor they have leather bed like seats..anyway this was great for when the dancing feet got sore. Drinks wise I think all I tried was the tequila shots...gooood & then they do Estrella bottles which are v gooood in my eyes!! I must try this spot again soon..don't even know if it's still on the Belfast hot list as this was back in May this year..hope it is though.. I'd like an Estrella, a dance & a wee lay back on them beds!

Firstly I would have loved to run off with the painting on the stairway. That was the first think…read moreI noticed the painting and furniture were totally my taste. Love that it is situated over three floors. Although not so sure how good that would be if you were drunk. It can get very busy quickly. If personal space is a issue, then this isn't the place for you. I had to grab into my chair for fear of being absorbed into the dancing mass. The music was great, the bars on each floor are tiny. Had a good night. But too truly finish the review I would need to go back when I'm drinking. Purely for a health and safety, stairs to drink risk you understand.