Review from March 2008 sums it up. Lively enough but not mad busy at the weekend, possibly because it's hidden on a side street. Relaxed crowd and friendly staff.
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No ale and there are much better bars in the area. The tiled basement is probably the venue's most interesting feature.
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Every third Sunday of the month between 4 and 10 they have a Northern Soul bash, called the 'Beat Club' it gets really rammed for a Sunday afternoon, with a good atmosphere and proper Northern Soul tunes, with all the scooters parked outside. I was just drinking bottled beers last time i was in there. Would recommend it ,if your visting Manchester.
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Last came in here a while back when it was quite a small cramped place with the big cord booths. Now opened up into a decent space playing quality soul on our visit. Downstairs looked like it could be a great venue in the evenings.
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Well hidden little bar just off Tib Street. The decor has been changed a bit from the old cord days and it's now a bit more modern looking, still no real ales though. It's a pleasant enough atmosphere with Northern Soul followed by '80's tunes being played. A very mixed clientele ranging from students to a bunch of middle aged guys and some shoppers. The downstairs area is a bit bleak and gloomy during the daytime but has been known to be very lively at nights. It's OK if in the area.
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Nice little bar in the Northern Quarter. Decor lives up to the bar's name! Excellent high backed booths. Has a downstairs area where there is often a DJ at the weekend. Good for arty types. Plenty of bottled beersbut no real ales
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