11 lost but not forgotten Manchester bars and nightclubs we loved in the 1990s
manchestereveningnews.co.ukManchester has always been one of the top places in the UK for a big night out. This was never truer than in the 1990s when the city became the epicentre of cool through its culture, music and legendary nightlife.
However, times change, and few of even the most famous clubs and bars that were packed out with punters every weekend have survived.
Back in the 1990s, people would think nothing of taking their place in massive queues looking to party the night away at the Hacienda, Paradise Factory and Sankeys.
And while some of the top clubs didn't first open in the 1990s, they certainly found a generation of '90s clubbers that called them home. Read More: From parrots to porn: The changing face of Manchester's 'wildest' street Read More: Eerie vaults and 'stunning' rooms inside abandoned Greater Manchester bank Many of the venues were built on the dance music explosion of the '80s and '90s, but the city was still an eclectic mix of venues that catered to fans of all types of music.
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