V Bar

This bar is a good place to stop for a quick drink or two on a pub crawl. I say drink but I really mean shot. This bar offers a wide range of vodka shots and has a large range for you to chose from. Expect to see colourful concoctions that are cheap to boot. At only £1 a shot they are good value for money. However you are likely to have to queue to get in and there is a small entrance fee. It is possible to spend the night there as they have a small dance floor. However the place is very small so it is better to move onto somewhere else if there is a large group of you. The toilet facilities are also not up to scratch.

I was charged to enter here on a recent night out and the idea of the shots they sell was so horrid I didn’t buy one drink in the place.
I don’t know what’s wrong with the place, but the temperature was sweltering. The place looks a mess and sadly has nothing at all going for it (in my opinion).
Sadly I think that only die hard binge drinkers enticed by the £1 shots would choose to go in here, I certainly wouldn’t have gone in if not dragged in by other people.
I’d have given this place no stars if the option was possible!

The only reason to go here is the extremely inventive collection of shot cocktails, which are printed on A4-​sized menu cards. These shots are only £1 each, and range from vodka-​based ones to fruity ones. A pretty awful one I had contained Tabasco sauce (blech), but a nice one involved butterscotch and mint-​flavoured cream liqueurs. The bar do sell regular drinks and have a flat-​screen TV that plays muted music videos on busy nights, but the best thing about this bar really is the mini cocktails, which completely gain the three stars I’ve given this place, and nothing else. Since people probably unfortunately tend to down the shots without thinking, the floor and bar in general often smell of vomit (yuck), which is too off-​putting to encourage anyone to stay there for longer than a quick mini cocktail stop inbetween bars.