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Drink in Lincoln
Drink in Lincoln
The Vine Inn, Newland Street West. A traditional local pub in the heart of the West End used by both local and students.
The Victoria, near the castle within Lincoln hosts some of the finest ales in the city and is well worth a visit.... throw back to what a real pub should be with real people. Now having a mixture and varied clientèle but with excellent service and atmosphere, a superb place to go.
The Tower (part of a hotel) Great place to meet with friends up hill, more trendy that other bars in the area and serves mainly the aspirational and upcoming crowd.
There are plenty of bars in Lincoln, most of which are on the high street or the waterfront. The main nightclub in Lincoln is the Engine Shed which was finished in September 2006. It is the biggest music venue in the area, and so far has played host to bands such as The Zutons, Stereophonics, Kasabian & Feeder. It is open to both students and locals, although it is students only on Wednesday and Saturday.
Other clubs are:
Scream - pub downstairs, club upstairs, plays a variety of popular music. Fairly cheap and good variety of drinks available.
Ritzy's - Featuring three floors playing different music. Very expensive on weekends. Student only night on Wednesday.
Sugarcubes - The only rock club in Lincoln (after the closure of Martha's and Po Na Na), cheap drinks and equally cheap decor.
The Cell - Good variety of music, with rock and R'n'B nights. Two floors, although very small and not particularly cheap.
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