The Ritz (Manchester) Reviews

The Ritz (Manchester) Club National

Description:Club in Manchester. Whitworth Street West Manchester M1 5NQ, Phone:0161 236 4355

Newest Review: ... "Love Train" night, where the theme is music from the 60's and 70's and the crowd is very mixed - some of my friends call this "grab a granny night" because there are lots of older men and women in here - as well a younger crowd. On a Saturday there is a student night on, you won't be able to get in without an NUS card and this certainly isn't a night for the faint hearted ... more

 ... - think lap dancers and wet t-shirt competitions. Live acts also play here sporadically. Over the year's famous bands such as The Happy Mondays, The Smiths and the Stone Roses have performed live. It is a good, intimate venue for bands, because there i...more

Customer The Ritz (Manchester) Reviews (11)

Rob
Express Review on The Ritz (Manchester)
by Rob - written on 25/07/10
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I went once to the Ritz. What a disapintment, it is full of drunk people.

Clurbur85
Talk about variety... (338 words)
by - written on 01/02/10 (Very useful, 276 readings)
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The Ritz used to be an old ballroom that is now a night club. The venue is located on Whitworth Street West and it attracts a completely different crowd, depending on the event that is being held. On a Monday night you will find alternative music being played - and a crowd that are really into rock, metal and Goth music. On a Wednesday The Ritz host the "Love Train" night, where the theme is music from the 60's and 70's and the crowd is very mixed - some of my friends call this "grab a granny night" because there are lots of older men and women in here - as well a younger crowd. On a Saturday there is a student night on, you won't be able ...  Read the complete review

damnemokid
Express Review on The Ritz (Manchester)
by damnemokid - written on 08/03/07
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hey guys im movin 2 manchester n i need help on decen places 2 go out 2 listen 2 rock music please lemme no if ya have myspace tell me on there cos i dnt use msn nemore my myspace is myspace.com/crazyrandomvicky cant wait to move there just dont no anywhere to go cheers guys xxxx

godownonme
The Ritz (598 words)
by - written on 17/03/02, updated on  17/03/02 (Very useful, 904 readings)
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The Ritz is the second biggest Rock Club in Manchester, after Rock World, but in my opinion much better, and much cleaner. Although it isn't as such a rock club, it does have a great rock night on Mondays. The night begins at 9 and finishes at 2. Once you get there it is £2 pound in before 10.30, or 1.50 if you have a flier. Once actually inside the club it becomes apparent just how big it is. The dance floor is huge and situated right in the middle of the club, this also might be a good time to mention that the dance floor bounces. Which is unbelievably cool. Around the outskirts of the dance floor are numerous seats and tables, which also bounce due to the ...  Read the complete review

GodToldMeTo
The Ritz (Manchester): Ritz A Good Night (713 words)
by - written on 13/03/02, updated on  29/04/02 (Useful, 263 readings)
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I have to give the thumbs up to the Ritz on a Monday night. There are not many places where you'll get the same quality venue open until 2 o'clock on a Monday night, especially student friendly and in the centre of Manchester. Alternative night, as it’s known, kind of just means a night of nu metal and 20 minutes of ska but the place itself is superb and the atmosphere is great ideal for those of you who don't see binge drinking confined to the weekend. The Ritz is huge and the resident DJs are the very same from Jilly's Rockworld on a Friday night. Speaking of Rockworld, there’s a place to slag off, is there a rulebook ...  Read the complete review

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