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It may be the best Southampton has to offer but when you consider how rubbish the clubbing is in Southampton this becomes less of an accolade! The clubs own sound system is adequate though nothing special. I guess what makes this club for me is the fact that on many nights its the only option for those clubbers who have an allergy to cheese. Sure there are some good nights on at other venues — notably the Soul Cellar, The Guild Hall and The Brook, but Rhino’s has to be the only dedicated club that habitually avoids the cheese that has invested this city’s clubs and pubs.

This club is very small very very small — the downstairs ‘room’ more like cardboard box is a joke really, the dancefloor fits around 20 people. I know many people say a small club has atmosphere, i dont think so! not in the case of rhino club. upstairs is slightly better, but make sure u watch out for the low ceiling oh and the £4 pints of beer charge!
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The Rhino Club is one of the last remaining decent music clubs in southampton thats independant and plays real music, not catering to the masses. After Nexus, Club M, Toast among others have gone, Rhino Club is still providing southampton with its hit of funky music,
Over two floors, downstairs can be a bit hit and miss, with bands and dj’s often in there, very cosy as well, small atmosphere. Upstairs is much better with several areas around the 2 bars and dj booth. Drinks can be expensive but theres usually something decent on offer if you look for it, especially on the student orientated nights.
The crowd, usually rockers, are pretty nice, friendly, you don’t get too much attitude in there the times I’ve been!