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“Living the technicolour dream. Gatecrasher’s affair with Nottingham continues apace – This time our love goes extreme. This time it’s ultra! All new for all time tripping the light fantastic.

Wander the four rooms, gasp at the marvel – The sonic pulse in the heart of the Midlands beats to an all new & different drum. New sound. New light. New club. New plight. This is it – This is the un-real deal.”

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“The Coco lounge in Nottingham is one of the most popular bars in Nottingham on a Friday and Saturday night. Aimed at the beautiful people, the interior aims to add something different to the traditional bar culture with a palm tree, big leather couches and an open fire place.

Dressing to impress is advised to avoid getting that feeling you are out of place, because you can guarantee 99% of everyone else drinking there will have made an effort to look their best in this place! The drinks are as expensive as you would expect in this kind of a bar, and the lay out of the bar and drinking area and create some what of a scrum during busy periods.

That said, the Coco Lounge in Nottingham is a safe bet for a good night out as either a stop off drink or if you want to bed down for the night in one place.”

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“Champagne, Cocktails, Premium spirits, Belgian beers, DJs and live entertainment over three floors.

An eclectic palette of gold ornate chandeliers, iridescent textured wall coverings, rich velvet drapes and leather fixed seating creates an opulent ambience on first and second floors.

By contrast, the ground floor now has a traditional ‘gentleman’s club’ feel with timber wall panelling, gilded framed paintings subtlety illuminated with polished brass picture lights and focal point fireplace.”

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“Tantra is by far the sexiest club – lounge bar and one of the hippiest in Nottingham. Arrive early as lengthy queues tend to build up. It’s Sassy, Classy, Passionate and Intimate.

As you make your way past the Scrutinizing doormen, you will enter a world of beauty. (Tantra is a boutique club not like the mega clubs) which adds to the intimacy as incense fills the air – a real aphrodisiac! With it’s fabulous low slung sofas, beds and Tantric philosophy, the sexual energy is just beautiful – be sure to serve one of the huge beds draped in red linen, where glamorous people lounge on plush large cushions – shoeless!”

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Brownes Bar in Nottingham is one of the large group of bars in the Goose Gate/ Hockley area, and a short walk away from one of two Nottingham Revolution Bars. The theme is comfortable drinking in a trendy enviornment with plenty of seating. Thanks to this, Brownes is a venue you can easily spend all evening in, as one stop of many or as a pre-club bar.

It is worth noting that large groups of men will struggle to get in, and the advice is to break up in to smaller groups and stagger your entry.

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The Irish Centre is Nottingham’s clubbing equivalent of marmite, you either love it or you hate it and be warned there is no middle ground with The Irish. Bringing back memories of Church or school discos, the design is unique to say the least, with a lot of wood and open spaces and minimal decor.

What is does offer is a very relaxed door policy with regards to dress code and groups (and how much you have already had!) and a large dance floor with room to throw yourself around in. It is also, to be blunt, well known as a meat market!

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One of two Revolution bars in Nottingham (Click here for the Revolution in Hockley), this one is part of the cornerhouse leisure complex next to the Slug & Lettuce.

As you would expect with a Revolution bar, the venue is popular for the better dressed side of the city and large groups, whilst not excluded, aren’t overly welcome either unless you phone ahead.

Great for grabbing a seat, a pitcher of cocktails, a tray of vodka shots and having a laugh before hitting a club.

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The Slug & Lettuce in Nottingham is part of the Cornerhouse leisure complex north of Nottingham’s city centre, surrounded by loads of bars and great palces to eat. The Slug & Lettuce itself is fairly typical of the chain with a mixture of leather couches and plenty of seating and standing space, serving food late on in to the night.

The door policy is not too strict on a Friday and Saturday and decent sized groups shouldn’t struggle too much getting in early on although it can get very busy as the night progresses.

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