Snobs

scentless1

Take it or leave it 14th September 2008

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Snobs has a reputation of being a wild rockers place, which to some extent is true.It certainly has a party vibe. I haven't been for a while but I do miss going as I've had some fantastic nights up there. It is definately a much better night than the appaling Subculture nights down the road. It is rather small though, so the dancefloor can be a bit cramped. It does have a nice atmospher, a uniqquie layout, and two rooms where the music is both good, and varied. If your looking for a good night out with mates, good atmosphere, and a sore head the next day. This is the place for you!

vicky_19130

Heaving, but cheap fun 4th September 2008

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As a student I've only frequented the place on student nights (Wednesday). My experience has been largely good, with the aid of extremely cheap drink prices to loosen the attitude and ignore the less agreeable aspects.

There are two rooms, which play retro, and indie music. As such it is a good place to go to escape the monotony of chart topping dance beats.

The atmosphere is relaxed, but there is a great intake of clubbers so it's hard to strut your stuff on the dancefloor - if you can make it onto the floor in the first place! However I would imagine this is not so much of a problem on non-student nights.

Sapphire12

Cheap, bit smelly, very packed 1st September 2008

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I used to frequent this place a lot while I was a student - its the only real place to go for indie or retro music without having to go out of the centre, particularly once Red Balloon left Ramshackles.

You go downstairs to the club, which is very small and very packed - the main dancefloor is always heaving, it would be easier to mosh than dance in this place! Since the smoking ban can in there has also been a small best described as very human that seems to permeate the rooms...

Not to worry though, as the cheap drinks will soon have you in a state not to worry. The DJs are friendly and always happy to play a request. The crowd tends to be young people, and while I love the chance to dance to some proper 60s classics and indie hits, once you're out of your uni years you find yourself feeling ancient in the sea of students...

rwilko

22nd August 2008

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At least one visit must be made to here. Nice and cheap, student friendly good music all around. Recommend a sat night wednesdays prepare to be squashed.

REAVER

snobs 21st August 2008

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