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Space (Leeds)

Description: Hirst's Yard, Off Call Lane, Leeds.

Newest Review: ... large(ish) bar, a small seating area and the VIP lounge. In the main room the bar stretches down the side of the dancefloor with the dj boothe at the far end of the room. There is also a small amount of seats at the back of the room. The toilets are located off the reception room, and although they are quite small they are also quite clean (for a club) and have tv screens in them so you have ... more

... something to look at whilst you are relieving yourself. As the club is underground all the ceilings are low, this makes the club very hot and sweaty and this can become a major problem as the night wears on. Another problem that the Space has in both ro...more

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Space (Leeds): Enter the Space (504 words)
by - written on 08/05/01 (Very useful, 336 readings)
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The Space is a relatively new addition to the Leeds club scene, it opened a year and a half ago near the corn exchange in the town centre, close to a lot of the trendy bars and also close to the canal. The club is located down a back alley, but it is easily given away by the long ques on most nights. Once beating the que's and entering the club you go down some stairs into a small reception room, if you then turn right you are thrust into the main room, and left into the smaller second room. The whole club has a very modern feel about it, decorated in white with electric blue lighting and metallic seating. The second room has a small dancefloor, a large(ish) ... Read the complete review

The Space (117 words)
by - written on 06/09/00 (Useful, 76 readings)
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As someone who is not a big fan of clubbing in general, I was pleasantly surprised by The Space, but that could be down to the VIP wristband I was wearing. As the first opinion stated, there is not a lot of room and there seems to be a prevalent drug culture, but it is in no way opressive. The first time I loved it and have returned (admittely with VIP status) frequently since. All the staff I have met have been very polite and accomodating as are most of the people in the club. I loved it, and I think at lot of people do and will in the future. ... Read the complete review

Space (Leeds): Space, or lack of it (224 words)
by - written on 28/06/00 (Useful, 138 readings)
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Standing in the queue you'd swear this was the biggest dive ever. I was thanking the heavens that there was only a short wait to get inside. The dismal and depressing entrance does little to inspire and I was ready for a quick dance and a quick exit. I begrudgingly paid my £10 entrance fee whilst making a sarcastic remark about the extortionate price of clubbing nowadays, not that the bored till lady actually gave a shit, then carried on down the stairs. My friend tripping and tumbling down the stairs put me in a better mood and off I went to seek out the toilets. After stepping through the doors of the club, I was pleasantly surprised by the white decor, even ... Read the complete review