Nowhere quite lives up to the favourites you had back in the day...
But sadly there comes a time when we have to say goodbye to some of our favourites, as times change and businesses close. And no matter how much you love discovering new places, nowhere quite lives up to the favourites you had back in the day, right?
Coconut Grove Opened in the former Carlton Cinema in Tuebrook, Coconut Grove aka The Cokey was a big favourite before later turning into The Venue and gaining a reputation as a "gangster club". It had other brief club incarnations, over the years including Aura in 2013 before being sold to a student property developer. John Barry said: "We need an 051 reunion.. with 2 funky 2 performing brothers & sisters live on stage. There hasn’t been one of them for years!!"
"The stick to the carpet Cabin, with a lolly pop at the end of the night!" said Yvonne Leonard. George Harrison is believed to have written Don’t Bother Me for The Beatles after being hassled on his way into the club. Nikki Metcalfe said: “The food was lovely and it was just a nice chill out place, then you go to Mosquito - all R&B tunes.” It closed its doors in 2014 and was replaced by Sugar Hut, and now is home to Dash.
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