deansgate

is there a dress code at deansgate?

Deansgate... Deansgate what?

There aren't like barriers on the roads with bouncers or anything. I presume you mean a specific club? Deansgate is an area of Manchester.

Reply 2

robgazza

yes, i mean do the majority of places have dress codes or are they fairly laid back?

thanks

Reply 3

AT82

I've never once been turned down to any venue on Deansgate, I've been to places like Label (quite up market) in my jeans and trainers on a friday night with no problem at all.

Deansgate Locks is a different matter, its just pure chav ville, pretty horrible.

Reply 4

robgazza

ok thanks

do you know if the actual deansgate have anything against fancy dress?!

Reply 5

AT82

Deansgate is just the name of a Road. It just depends on the bar or venue. There are loads of bars on Deansgate.

Reply 6

robgazza

i know, but i meant in general?

just from where i am at, it has a reputation as a "high end" area so i dont know if they are funny (in general) about fancy dress

Reply 7

ZigZag

AT82

Deansgate Locks is a different matter, its just pure chav ville, pretty horrible.

Oh behave, it's a got a good couple of clubs (Loaf, Revolution).

To the OP, provided you've made a bit of an effort and don't look a right scruff you'll be fine at 95% of places.

Reply 8

robgazza

effort to dress up or effort to dress smart?

Reply 9

ZigZag

robgazza

effort to dress up or effort to dress smart?

Effort as in don't wear jeans with holes in them, an un-ironed t-shirt with your tea down the front, or dirty trainers.

Casual is fine, so long as it isn't tatty or a tracksuit.

Reply 10

robgazza

so bright red mr incredible suits are out of the question?

Reply 11

ZigZag

robgazza

so bright red mr incredible suits are out of the question?

Umm, your call!

Reply 12

AT82

I don't get much of those posh bars, we went on the Living Room today and it was a bit of a hole. Yes it was nicely furnished but it was full of zoinks.