Mood (Oxford)

...its just quiet. But generally, Mood isn't ever quiet. I wouldn't say it's my fave place to go in Oxford but it's always been good and lively, even on quiet nights. SITUATED Mood is situated along George Street in Oxford, in between many other bars, clubs and restaurant looking - type - places. From the outside, it looks small. All you can see is a brightly lit door, (usually with 2 or 3 hefty sized bouncers stood outside in fluorescent jackets) ...
...4 years ago! PRICES Mood is usually free before half 10, though sometimes I swear the bouncers make you pay at quarter past sometimes, just to annoy you. It varies between £4-£6, again depending on the bouncer's moods! They are quite strict on ID now, and many of the clubs practice an R U 21 policy, where if you look under 21, they will ask you for ID. Sometimes they don't, but just thought I'd warn you! They have cracked down on all the Teeny ...

nadiawalton 03.09.2005 (18.10.2005) · Read full review
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I recently traveled to Oxford with my school, The Restaurant School At Walnut Hill College, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA. While the first night on the town we had no idea what to do or where to go we made use of our time by asking the locals where's a good spot to have a party. Everybody said GO TO THE BRIDGE, well we went there and it sucked, while walking a little bit down the road we tried our luck asking another stranger and were told ...
...for the rest of the 5 days there. It is located on George Street across from, I believe the Cock and Barrel. Bear with me, I'm not from the area! Regardless it's very easy to walk right by and not notice. during the week days you can normally find 2 bouncers standing outside of the door with a red glow from the club behind them. The ask everybody for ID(18+ only), and I found that as long as you're not an ass to them, they can be very friendly. ...

blazin5050 24.03.2007 · Read full review
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Well well - mood! This underground club opens at 6pm most days, as a cocktail bar, with a few tables to sit at, and a more "lounge" like area in another part of the club. Its got a nice atmosphere, friendly bouncers, and friendly bar staff (some of whom - are also quite good looking - always a bonus!). As your evening goes on, the DJ plays some of the best rnb and hiphop tunes, that really get you going! And the small - but cosy - dancefloor fills ...
...happy hours, so drinks are never too expensive! Special hour runs from 6-9pm for all the early birds... Then happy hour runs from 9-11pm! Most nights entrance is free before 10pm, then £5 after... but some nights ladies get in free all night! Always good! The music's great, the people are great... and it is my favourite place to go out into oxford! ...

ilesauxvaches 05.01.2005 · Read full review
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Two of my friends had their purses stolen and I had my phone stolen, all were in our bags and our bags were on our shoulders the whole time. There were so many weird men there, and some of them you just couldnt' get away from - I'm guessing they're the ones that stole our things.. The only good thing is the music. On the way back home in a taxi, the taxi driver actually warned us that he is constantly taking people home from Mood who have had things stolen, so it wasn't just bad luck. Also, don't put your drink down if you go to Mood because there were so many weirdos they'll probably splike your drink. ...

james00 09.03.2008
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...job filtering out the troublesome punters. I had one problem with an annoying man but the doorman removed him without me having to even ask! (again the sexy asian doorman with the shaved head) So overall i had a great night ,and vote mood oxfords safest and sexiest nightclub ...

anne2837 21.11.2007 (20.11.2007) · Read full review
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