Prohibition in Aberdeen

You know, chatting about Prohibition in Aberdeen, it's got that promise of being the city's biggest party spot, open most nights for a bit of dancing and drinks without breaking the bank. From what I've gathered from the buzz online, it's got some charm if you're in a group and ready for a lively atmosphere – imagine skipping the queue with a pre-booked booth and diving into the fun. But honestly, it's not all smooth sailing; a lot of people are moaning about the door policies, like getting refused entry just for rolling up solo or not having your passport to hand, which seems a bit daft when other IDs should do. Then there's the bouncers – stories of them being a tad aggressive have me thinking twice, as no one wants to deal with that after a long week. Overall, while it could be a cracking choice for a budget-friendly bash, the negative vibes from recent reviews suggest it might fall short on the friendliness front, so I'd say give it a go if you're prepared, but keep your expectations in check and maybe have a backup plan for the night.