Nights Out In Manchester

Famous Manchester nightclubs are topped off by Chinawhite, an exclusive joint full of glitz and glam that made its way to the city from London. Looking to splash the cash with table service and more? This is the place. 

A stellar spot for group nights out in Manchester, Impossible are all about an immersive clubbing experience in their downstairs 'theatre'. Here, you'll find a whole host of acts to gawp at in your breaks between dancing to DJs, alongside bottle girls dressed the part in themed outfits. 

Inspired by the Alpine regions of Bavaria, Albert's Schloss not only dabbles in Oompah, but is also the place to get on your feet to some of the wildest and weirdest acts around. Think cabaret, live music and more making you party hard. They've got the best steins of beer from across Europe, delicious traditional cook haus cuisine inspired by the Alps, and a massive stage for epic live performances every night of the week. Plus, they're Manchester's first Tankovna, serving up the freshest Pilsner in town.

Inspired by the late-night bars of New York, LA and Miami, BLVD is serving a menu of international small plates by day, before becoming a lively cocktail lounge at night. Pack out the dancefloor while live acts like fire artists provide entertainment.

One of the Manchester faves, Revolucion De Cuba is a Latin-style bar with plenty of flavour. Boasting live acts, dance classes, a delectable menu and selections of cocktails or rum-infused favourites, this Havana haven offers a great night out.

One of the great ways to spend a night? With some of the city's best live music. From rip-roaring party dens with live jazz and DJs as well, to venues dating back to the 70s punk scene, our guide has something for everyone.

Every Friday, Blues Kitchen throw open their doors for free club nights with hip hop, RnB and afrobeats until late. Expect a mixture of live performances and sets from DJs to fill in the gaps - and don't forget about those amazing drinks to fuel your dancing.

You'll find Twenty Twenty Two perched in one of the top Manchester nightlife areas, the Northern Quarter. While known as the place for beer pong, table tennis or darts, the lineup of DJs and underground favourites isn't to be missed either.

Yes, Soup might also serve food, but the late-night scene here is what's made the venue so legendary. Think a varied roster of bangin' live music, alongside regular club nights in the basement space.

Bored of the standard Manchester night clubs? Hidden is the way to take things up a notch. Located in Downtex Mill just north of the city centre, this warehouse-style space has four club rooms to uncover, a courtyard hosting day sessions and a calendar packed with top DJs.

A night out in Manchester's Northern Quarter isn't complete without a trip to Night and Day Cafe for live music. From DJ sets to indie-pop, rock and disco, there's a little something for everyone at this cool joint. 

When in need of the best clubs in Manchester, Satans Hollow is our recommendation for punk, rock and metal lovers. These alternative nights out serve up a friendly crowd and cheap drinks, so you can keep on going 'til close.