MOTH Club

MOTH Club is one of those rare places that manages to be both nostalgic and refreshingly current. The moment you walk in, you’re hit by the shimmering ceiling and the sense that this space has been lovingly curated rather than just renovated. It’s not a polished, corporate venue—there’s charm in the slightly worn edges, the old working men’s club paraphernalia, and the fact that you can still find comfy booths if you arrive early. The music programming is genuinely eclectic: from up-and-coming indie bands to psych nights, cabaret, and even film screenings with a cult following.

The bar area in the back retains that authentic pub feel, which is a nice contrast to the glittering dance floor. Drinks are reasonably priced, and the staff seem to actually care about the vibe they’re creating. It’s not always packed—sometimes that’s a blessing, sometimes a nuisance—but when it’s full, it’s electric. If you’re looking for a place where you can dance until 3am, catch a gig that feels personal, and still have a proper pint in a space that doesn’t feel like a chain, MOTH Club delivers.