Favorite club! Would recommend to anyone :)read more

Having been here a few times, I would say its great. however the older i get the older i feel in…read morethere. I would suggest it to under 25's as its mostly under 25's in there to be honest. Great staff and you arent stood at the bar too long waiting for a new 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!

Brilliant club, this is the place everyone in town ends up in by 11pm. Reccomended to get there…read moreearly as can get quite packed by 10-11pm, make sure you get a seat and keep it!! Smoking area out the back outside. Big dancefloor, 2 bars. Dj box next to the dancefloor, 2 lots of toilets. They play all the chart music and dance classics. Good night out here!

Top place to end your night, very busy after 11pm so get there reasonably early. They have opened…read moreup the back which is nice and quiet away from other main roads so you can have a fag without getting knocked down. Inside is a long bar, a medium sized dance floor which is always packed and on the other side are plenty of tables seats etc. Average prices for a bar stroke club, toilets are reasonably clean whenever i go.

Popular with those who need a nightclub to finish off their night. The club has 4 rooms. The music…read moreis what you'd expect: a varied, commercial mix depending on the night. Drinks offers in the week. The decor badly needs updating. They have monthly sessions including some big name DJs / Urban nights / Under 18's nights. I think Wednesday is International / Latino night, Sunday is Cheese / Urban night with streetdancers in the basement..... In short, go here if you like cheesy, commercial clubs with 80's decor, cheap alcohol and young girls with little clothing on.

offering 3 rooms of varied music choice and a vip room, Elements is perhaps one of Bournemouth's…read moremost renowned and oldest clubs! It's had several revamps and re-names since I've known it, but its tired look might be its downfall in such a cosmopolitan area. On student and international student nights, this club is packed! Though Saturday nights are a bit overpriced you'd be much better off going on a Friday night and pay half the entrance fee. None-the-less, Elements is a classic and is an established part of Bournemouth i'm sure it'll be there for many years to come

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.

It's a nice place. Lot's of girls and fun! Ill come back…read more Just hope the drinks are colder next time as I like my drink almost frozen

Awesome Nightclub, trendy place that always gets busy! Good mixture of music. One of the most…read morepopular clubs around and sometimes they get celebrity's in and famous DJs

Great bar for a chilled drink mid-week. Gets packed about 01:00 on weekends with awesome resident…read moreDJ!

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!

Rumoured to be the worst night club in Britain, Jesters is so bad it's good. There is often a funny…read moresmell lingering around, and some of the toilets are missing doors. But you are guaranteed to have a brilliant night none the less. Monday night is 50p pints and shots. The jesticle is the famous drink of jesters, costing £4 it contains 2 vodkas, one rum and one schnapps. then whatever the bartender feels like putting in it that night.

There is a reason people call this place 'The Palace of Dreams'. Whether you go alone or in a group…read moreof 20, you are guaranteed to have a great night out at Jesters. Cheap drinks, great music, amazing crowd of people, everything about this place leads each second of the night to glory. Well, except the actual state and hygiene of the place, but you'll hardly notice when you start having too much of a good time. Monday nights in Jesters are revered as just about the best Mondays in Southampton with 50p pints and shots. If you're looking to get drunk (for some reason on Monday) then you'll definitely want to show up here. You cannot go to Jesters without at least once ordering a Jesticle, what I like to call the 'Elixir of Dreams'. Despite a slightly cringe-worthy name, these pints of heaven are the essence of Jesters itself, filled with a concoction of vodka, rum, schnapps, and a dash of other ingredients all topped up with some juice and lemonade. While it may not sound appetising, I assure you that it is unbearably good. Not to mention it'll get you to the point of not needing to drink any more within a few pints. The dance floor, while chaotic, has an amazing vibe filled with some of the best music I've found from clubs. There's no generic, random beats and remixes, just good ol' songs that everyone knows and just about everyone in the club sings along to. Just a tip, don't pay too much attention to the floor in there, and definitely don't try to make it into the crowd with a drink in hand. Outside in the garden, you'll find plenty of space to sit, as well as lots of room to stand around, with a great balcony area fitted with lots of seating and tables away from the floor of the inside. Generally, the people in Jesters are friendly and all out for a good night, so if you're going on your own, it won't be difficult to find some drinking buddies to sing away with til the early hours of the morning. The toilets are the biggest eyesore (and not too great on the nose either) of the place, so I wouldn't recommend wearing your best shoes to this place. Security is good, no bouncers kicking you out for spilling a drink or denying you access because you're wearing trainers or shorts. Every single time I've been to Jesters has been an absolute blast, other clubs don't even compare. Despite it's status as the 'worst nightclub in the UK', you won't have more fun anywhere else. Oh, and don't forget to finish your night stumbling next door for some burgers and chips, that's an absolute must.

Just hiding below Park Street are a few little clubs and pubs including The Academy, Basement 45…read moreand the Hatchet. You'll also find an odd looking building, which is home to possibly the most cheesy gay club in town. The drinks aren't too expensive, the music's fun, it's definitely a popular spot for the city's gay crowd. Look out for their themed nights!

Looks like an old pub on the outside but inside is a different story, very fun, vibrant atmosphere,…read moregreat dance floor to the rear and chill seating at the front. Reasonable drink prices, clean toilets and friendly staff. Would definitely go back next time I'm in Bristol.