Wick At Both Ends

Found myself here after being kicked out of a nearby pub for no apparent reason. Being separated from my friends and with no idea where I was, the atmosphere in here was just the tonic. The staff, punters and bouncers all just seemed like good folk. Being able to go outside for a smoke or to make a phone call without worrying about not being let back in is a nice advantage over some of the other pubs in the area.

My only criticism is the volume of the music, it makes conversation difficult and renders the piano pointless, however I'm sure the piano gets more appreciation earlier in the day and phone calls can be made outside anyway.

Such a brilliant bar, and so different to the others which surround it on West Street.

I absolutely love the cocktails, they are so delicious. Me and my friends love coming to The Wick on the weekends because the cocktails are great, there's a really fun atmosphere and a friendly crowd. One of the main things is that its not the sort of place where men constantly letch on you - which can be a problem in other bars. We can get dressed up and have some lovely drinks without being pestered and sleazed on the whole time. Saying that, the men there are worth pulling so it's usually us doing the letching after one too many cocktails!

My friend goes for dinner with her boyfriend at the Wick and is always banging on about how good it is, but I haven't tried it yet myself, as they stop serving food at 9PM.

All in all great bar, definitely try the Seven Hills and the Sloe Down Dear!

We have added basic details for the Wick At Both Ends bar on West Street. Wick At Both Ends was previously called Dogma.

We have added basic details for Dogma bar on West Street. Dogma is owned by the Ever So Sensible Bars company and was previously called Muse.