Toffs

As a York resident i have tried out all of the clubs in York, i thought it must be my duty hehe. Toffs is not the best out of the three but deffinatly not the worst, the look of the place is the out side of a shabby warehouse, which is what it used to be before it became a club, and has not changed much on the inside, apart from a bit of ugly carpet, and some bored bouncers. As you walk in the club there is a payment point and coat area which is a pound to get rid of you coat, personally i think they should pay you as they do seem to loose there regularly, then as you walk further in there is a bar and then the large dance floor, well they say it is ...  Read the complete review

It's not very obvious to me why anyone would choose to go to this night club ever. We were given free tickets and that's the only reason why we went; even then, it was still crap. The only thing that made up for the awful music and the lack of warmth, was the fact that I was there with my wonderful boyfriend, Hagop (ex-symposium) and Nojahoda. I really wouldn't recommend going to this club at all - it's full of thirty-year olds who can't dance and only know songs by Chesney Hawkes and Rick Astley. The drinks were very expensive - about £1.50 for less than half a pint of orange juice - without alcohol! Alcoholic drinks were ...  Read the complete review

Well... where can I start. Toff's Nightclub in York is one of the 3 main city-centre nightclubs and hence benefits from a good deal of custom that perhaps it may otherwise not get. Musically, it is average - normally dance and mainstream in the main dancefloor ( deceptively SMALL! ), and cheese in the smaller room. Cost wise, it's good value - the drinks are often quite cheap, entrance can be free with an NUS, and you can have a decent night out for under £10. Upstairs there's chill-out area serving food, that has benefitted tremendously from recent refurbishment. So what's the problem? Firstly the whole operation is rather ignorant of what their ...  Read the complete review