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Bungle

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Alright my lovers


I have some mates coming down this weekend and wanted to show them a good night out in ED on Saturday night. Does anyone know anything about the Adventure bar - what time is it open until and is it good for playing good party music and having a bit of a knees-up to? If not is there anything in ED which fits the parameters I have outlined above. Liquorish? The Vale???


Kind regards


Zippy

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Def trawl/crawl the Lane, love The Bishop (usually start there for food), couple at Liquorish and usually end at Adventure. The cocktails are pricey (but bit less than central London) but are lush. Staff are great fun, good music (mix of 80s/90s usually) and it's usually a great night! Boho always seems fairly empty, hopefully it's just a slow starter! Have a good night!

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