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Baja Beach Club (Newcastle)Newest Review: ... is everyone on about saying Baja is too cheesy???!! Thats what its all about man! Its the ultimate night out nothing better than a few sex on the beaches a request of WHAM and a good old dance,Come on you know you love it.Yeah the ques are big but get there early and your laughing..Great dj's get your dancing shoes on only thing is its too bright sometimes, but who cares makes it easier to ... more |
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by - written on 06/08/05 (Somewhat useful, 1088 readings)
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What is everyone on about saying Baja is too cheesy???!! Thats what its all about man! Its the ultimate night out nothing better than a few sex on the beaches a request of WHAM and a good old dance,Come on you know you love it.Yeah the ques are big but get there early and your laughing..Great dj's get your dancing shoes on only thing is its too bright sometimes, but who cares makes it easier to check out the talent!! After all its Baja beach club the only place to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/10/03 (Useful, 735 readings)
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As a student i felt it would be a good idea, actually forget that, it's my duty to bring you my review on at least one nightclub especially in the clubbing capital of Britain that is Newcastle. let's be honest here though, is Baja really what you and I already know to be a nightclub. It doesn't have well known dj's, it's not pitch black with flashing neon lights and the music isn?t exactly up to much and yet it is probably the busiest nightclub in Newcastle. The reason for its success is simple. It?s damn entertaining. Every night while your there the bar staff will get themselves on the stage and ?perform? which is funny enough but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/06/03 (Somewhat useful, 573 readings)
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i am a regular drinker and i regulary go to baja on a monday nite. the place is the best place to go clubbin and it is also situated in newcastle which is the best place tro drink.compared to most places around the north east baja is very cool and is never alowed to over crowd which is good because there is less heat. the prices are great for a club and the music although it maybe corney is different and makes baja unique from all others places which play the same music. there is also a little bar at the back in side baja upstairs with a bar man called alex m he is a legend and if u are noticed as a regular u. i never tire of going to this place. i have expiredced other ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/01/03 (Not useful, 188 readings)
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Baja is the worst club I have ever been to. The doorstaff are very rude, eventually when I got inside the queues for the bars and tubs were massive. There was no bog roll in any of the female toilets and the barstaff didn.t know where it was kept and the music is the same every night of the week!! It is good for stag and hen doos!! but not good for every thing else. SORRY BAJA!! ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/08/01 (Useful, 300 readings)
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I've been at university for three years and now I'm back home, I was keen to go to Baja. I visited the club last Wednesday and through my drunken haze, I think it cost me £3. My first impression was that it was far to hot in there. Do they have air conditioning? Drinks are fairly pricy but they sell Moet for £30 (which is apparently cheap but I can't stand the stuff), and these are Quayside prices. The bar staff look like extras from Hollyoaks and the blokes behind the bar seem fairly charming, if a little aloof, but the cliched barmaids in bikinis were a bit irksome. The toilets are brightly lit and quite clean but are also too hot. Other ... Read the complete review
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