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Springbok Bar

Description: Cliff Road, Newquay - Overlooking the Great Western Beach. Tel 01637 875800. Open until 2am Thursday - Saturday even ... more

Springbok Bar ... evenings and every night during the summer season. 7 meter Giant Screen, fresh meat & fish range from our open grill, 3 bars on 2 levels.

Newest Review: ... in a vague attempt at saving the hair from the rain that?s lashing down. After waiting for ten minutes only for the bus to whoosh past without so much as a backward glance we then had to wait even longer for three taxis. Pretty drenched by this time as you can imagine with rather attractive mud splatters up our legs. Anyway we eventually made it to Springbok having all got separated and ... more

... ending up in different bars. With grim determination we set out to have a good night. And what a night! We warmed up for a bit in the front part of Springbok which is just a pub type place and played some pool with some random lads that we accosted. Th...more

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Springbok Bar: Hen Do at Springbok (617 words)
by - written on 25/06/02 (Very useful, 154 readings)
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I went to Springbok last weekend for the first time and I absolutely loved it! It was exactly the kind of place we were looking for to spend Milly?s hen do in. You could say that we would have had a good night wherever we had been with it being a hen night but it all so very nearly went badly wrong. Picture the scene if you will. Eleven (very) glamorous girlies that have had a minimum five hour journey to get down to Newquay earlier in the day are getting ready for a rather big night out. Two hours of showering, hair straightening, make up application, pouring of bodies into ridiculously tight trousers and shovelling of feet into barely there strappy shoes ... Read the complete review

Springbok (426 words)
by - written on 27/06/01 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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We have just had a Springbok open in our town and as with all things new you have to try them. Well, we won’t be trying it again! First thing you notice when you walk in is the huge amount of men, this is not unusual in Newquay, most places have more men than women, but this was ALL men. I don’t know why??? This in itself is not a bad thing, in fact I thought that it was quite a good thing. The place looked good. It was done out in wood, had two floors, well, one floor and a big balcony thing. The tables were at the edge of the room so that there was room to dance in the middle. Good so far? We ordered our meals, food on the menu ... Read the complete review