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[davidm]

Originally Posted by Captain America

I've been to lots of places outside this city thanks and Snafu is still one of the places i'd like to go most.

Nice place, friendly staff, great cocktails/selection of beers and puts on good gigs as well.

[dLUDEd]

well man, ive never been to any clubs in montrose or stonehaven, or how ever far you got out. the staff are im sure great, especially tom who is a very nice guy... im talking about music man and vibe.. atmosphere.. know what i mean?

[Alkaline]

Originally Posted by dLUDEd

well man, ive never been to any clubs in montrose or stonehaven, or how ever far you got out. the staff are im sure great, especially tom who is a very nice guy... im talking about music man and vibe.. atmosphere.. know what i mean?

Snafu is a s good as any of the large clubs i've been in cities like Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, Paris, Brussels, Glasgow, Manchester etc for music and "vibe".

It's a nice wee place that has a good atmosphere whether packed or not. It is also a very versatile venue that is open to most types of music both live and in DJ Sets.

You could always move somewhere else if Aberdeen's clubs aren't to your tastes.

[The Ghost Of Fudge]

observation: snafu have a remarkably open policy towards different music. this can only be a good thing, no?

[Scorge]

Originally Posted by dLUDEd

well man, ive never been to any clubs in montrose or stonehaven,

tHERe aRe NO cLUBs IN mONTROSe OR sTONEHAVEn, jUSt bUTCHERs sHOp wINDOWs lOl.

[ClaireFu]

Originally Posted by dLUDEd

well man, ive never been to any clubs in montrose or stonehaven, or how ever far you got out. the staff are im sure great, especially tom who is a very nice guy... im talking about music man and vibe.. atmosphere.. know what i mean?

The point is that Snafu is not for everyone - it wasn't designed with the masses in mind. If you don't like it, no one is forcing you to venture anywhere near the club, or for that matter, read any literature regarding Snafu.

Ofcourse you are entitled to your own opinions, and well done you've got some! But there's such a thing as diplomacy and constructive criticism, which we are always open to - there's no need to be a dick about it...

[Sam L4]

How is the re-furb going? Are you going to be open on time?

[Wax]

Refurb = stressful

We'll definitely be open tomorrow night. There's been quite a bit done regarding bottlenecks and the bar, so the comfort level has increased considerably!

Open to the public from 10pm tomorrow night.

[Teabags]

Whats on on Friday night and how much is it to get in? I may come past with soem friends after the moorings.

[davidm]

A la Fu and Boom Monk Ben. £7/6.

"A prominent figure in the Glasgow scene he plays out at the Subbie's weekly Hyp? (upcoming alongside A LA FU, Sinden and A-Track) with some choice tunes from the nu-skool of crunk, electro and bootside. Boom Monk Ben is renowned for selecting the best of underground hip hop, drum & bass, house, electronica, as well as displaying a passion for the older groove through boxes of the heaviest New Orleans funk to the rawest Kingston dance-hall, taking in the best jazz, soul, disco and his favourite dance floor nuggets from through the years. The mighty Ninja Tuna have been impressed enough to approach Ben to provide a series of "Boom Monk Zen" mixes for their world famous Solid Steel radio show, which is broadcasting 30 countries world wide. Met with universal support, Ben beat off competition from Mr Scruff, Kid Koala, Cut Chemist, MANDY, James Holden and many, many more to finish runner up in the Best Of 2006' Solid Steel guest mix competition."