South manchester

decent little club - drinks aren’t badly priced (£5.50 for a double vodka coke and £3 for a shot). Mainly deep techno music which can get a bit repetitive if DJ isn’t great/you’re not on drugs, but overall not a bad place.

Back in the day circa 1996 - 2006 it used to be really good and a bit of a hangout for Mancunian musicians/actors and the beautiful people of this glorious city. I called in for the first time in over a decade recently and it seems that the clued up clientele have long gone, seemingly replaced by mainly middle aged men on the way back from a Jacamo convention. I might have just caught it on a bad night.

best poo ive ever had in a nightclub. soundsystem alright aswell!

Clint Boon is a legend! Brilliant night in South last Saturday. The music was awesome and Clint kept the place rocking all night. There was absolutely no let up - one great tune after another! Loved it!

Good music usually. Filled with men, sometimes crowded....

Friendly staff, good vibes, good sound system, good lights, banging tunes

Great little club,amazing atmosphere,happy people,thermal vest required,bit cold on dance floor

My first and last visit. Paying £20+ for a ticket to a venue in Central Manchester to see a legendary DJ play on his final tour I was expecting something a little more pleasing. Initial enthusiasm after a fast, friendly and efficient entry procedure soon waned as we descended into the hot, sticky subterranean hollow. The limited bar wasn't too bad but after I found my £14 for 2 Peroni and 2 bottles of water has gone to the 'Deaf Society' from my bank account. Take nothing away from the sweaty, heaving crowd, very friendly, but from then on it just got hotter and hotter and stickier and stickier. Countless people were complaining of the heat and no air to breath. The early exit came as the sound system on our right hand side of the room kept cutting out. I'm guessing from the amplifiers over heating, as well as us! 10pm till 4am was the planned duration but we managed to put up with the steaming cauldron until 1am when we initially went for air to breath outside but couldn't bring ourselves to go back in. Glad I was there to support Menno, sad the experience wasn't a fun one.

A perfect example of how doormen should be. Treated ravers with respect at all times, they were clearly there to look after everyone and let everyone have a good time.