The Warehouse

Not gonna lie, I was dreading coming here for the emo fest. After reading reviews online about awful toilets, terrible bar service and rude bouncers, I went in with low expectations and came out pleasantly surprised. The toilets were clean, the bar served cold cans of dark fruits, and the bouncers were super nice! ​The gender-neutral toilets were great and I appreciated the inclusivity. Though, I think the urinal might be contributing to a persistent smell near the entrance and sinks. Maybe swapping it out for an extra stall would offer more privacy and help reduce potential complaints. I'll stress again for anyone hesitant the stalls themselves were actually very clean.

This was the first time I've been to the Warehouse. It was for the Emo Fest, and it was great. Packed with people, but a great atmosphere. No hassles, no conflict, just a good vibe. The gig was great and the service was quick at the bar. The only slight negative was some of the door staff, who were a tad off, and take a very half hearted approach to the venues 'pat down policy'. Other than that, I had a great night.

Not good if your a woman. Got chanted at by a group of men waiting for the unisex toilets to “Get out” and as we were leaving the cubicle the security guard was encouraging the behaviour against us and trying to make us go back downstairs. Be careful when you walk home from here too girls, we got followed by a man who was waiting outside obviously for young drunk girls. Not the venues fault of course but a word of warning.

Great venue. Staff were very friendly and helped me out finding my admission ticket. Low ceiling, fantastic lighting and sound. I'll definitely be going again.

Booked tickets for Fun Lovin’ Criminals. No draught beer, no wine. Warm cans for £4.50 each. Don’t take cash. Shocking for a city centre venue. Toilets are disgusting. Who is running this place? They need to get a grip.