Whilst Cambridge isn’t renowned for its nightlife; don’t knock it until you try it! If you’re unfamiliar with the variety of nightclub options available to you, this comprehensive guide of the ten best clubs in Cambridge will give you some ideas for your next night out.
Vinyl Cambridge
Who could possible say no to two-for-one cocktails?! Vinyl Cambridge promises good drinks, a good dance floor, and good music. They’re known for their “Smash Hit Fridays”, where they play 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s music. If you’re a fan of the club classics, this might be the place for you. It’s a popular spot in this student city, hence why it made it to our list of best nightclubs in Cambridge!
2648
This club’s unique selling point is that it is underground. They provide a speakeasy vibe, at an affordable price point. Their classic cocktails cost £8, and there’s plenty of choice available. The DJs play a range of house, soul, and funk music, so you’re bound to have a good time.
Mash
If you’re looking for a good night out that won’t break the bank, then look no further than Mash. Their drink deals include £1.50 for bottled beer and £1.50 tequila, which is very reasonable. They have different music nights, so you can pick depending on your taste. Their “Deja Vu Thursdays” focus on those club classics we all know and love. The “Let’s Kill Disco” nights play DnB, and “Good Life Saturdays” play a range of your favourite funk, soul, and house tunes. Take your pick!
La Raza
This venue has it all. Tapas and cocktails in the week and DJs on the weekends, what more could you ask for? Thursdays and Fridays are their live band nights, if that’s more your vibe.
Bar-OH
This club prides themselves on their “creative and unforgettable” cocktails. Their lively atmosphere can largely be attributed to their live music and their wide range of retro gaming consoles at your disposal. It’s a different vibe to your regular clubs, so if you’re looking for nightclub in Cambridge that’s different to all the others, check out Bar-OH.
Boom Battle Bar
This venue has it all: a Happy Hour, karaoke, and live music. Their cocktails are a bit pricier than the other clubs on this list (averaging £11.50), but Boom Battle Bar will give you a night like no other. Through their website, you can secure beer/prosecco pong or a karaoke booth. The “group activities” really set them apart from all other nightclubs in Cambridge.
Revolution
Revolution is a chain of clubs across the UK. Whilst this option isn’t unique to Cambridge, Revolution is dependable. You know what you’re going to get with a Revs. They’re famous for their cocktails and lively atmosphere, making it a staple in Cambridge’s nightlife scene. They also have karaoke nights!
Kiki Cambridge
Formally Lola Lo, their new management has rebranded them to Kiki Cambridge. They’re known for their tropical vibe, playing music and serving drinks that fit in with this aesthetic.
Blue Moon
This live music venue is known for its indie approach to nightlife. If you’re after electronic music or a poetry night, look no further than Blue Moon!
Cambridge has all this and more. Let us know which club you check out!
FAQs
Where should I go for an indie night?
Answer: Blue Moon is the spot for you!
Which one is the best value for money?
Answer: Mash has good drink prices, so won’t break the bank!
Where should I go for cheesy club classics?
Answer: Vinyl Cambridge plays those club classics we all know and love!
Hi, I’m Rachel! I’m a French and International Relations student at the University of Exeter. When I’m not studying, I’m usually reading a good fiction book or listening to pop culture podcasts! Or, you’ll find me reading the guests’ essays from the New York Times.
