The Salty Dog Northwich reviews by real event-goers

Review of UK Subs

It was the 96th time I had seen the UK Subs. This was the most provincial setting of all. I was even able to go for a walk in the woods by the canal between bands. Great to have a range of real ales to quaff during the gig rather than the same old same old brands at most corporate venues. Pity the last train from Northwich towards Manchester on a Sunday is 21.31 which was a major drag

Review of UK Subs

Cracking little venue, intimate, great sound
Band were electric

Review of UK Subs

UK Subs at the Salty Dog. Perfection.

Review of UK Subs

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Review of UK Subs

venue was absolutely fantastic can't fault anything about it. had a top night with fantastic music and the staff were very friendly.

Review of UK Subs

Love the Salty Dog fpr gigs , great atmosphere very intimate venue and delicios beers

Review of UK Subs

As usual Vomit and UK Subs were brilliant. Always a good gig at the Salty Dog.

Review of UK Subs

Review of UK Subs

Great concert . Uk subs were brilliant and vomit were brilliant. Venue and sound was great

Review of Kev\'s Comedy Club - Jack Gleadow

Great standard of comedy at a bargain price. £10 for 3 comedians is more than reasonable

Review of The Beat Escape

We had a great night, great music and lovely friendly people !

Review of Kev\'s Comedy Club - Jack Gleadow

My perfect venue!

Review of Kev\'s Comedy Club - Jack Gleadow

Another great evening, diverse in styles and each one brilliant. Great value for money for top class comedy in a lovely intimate venue.

Review of Kev's Comedy Club - Jack Gleadow

Review of The Big Peach & The Be Positives LIVE at The Salty Dog

Great music but not much of a crowd

Review of The Big Peach & The Be Positives LIVE at The Salty Dog

Must be getting old as I left with twenty minutes to go, as the sound was too loud. That apart all was fine - Myles From School opening ploughing his own unique musical furrow including a Kevin Ayers cover - The Big Peach, a pleasant surprise; tunes reflective of the 60s pop / blues scene [more Doc Thomas Group than Beatles] - lead vocal being shared between three folks on the front row of the band, some sweet harmonies as Nick Lowe maybe once said, thinking of which they had a confidence / swagger / fun factor reminiscent of Brinsley Schwarz. For folks under 40 maybe a new sound - and for those over a comfortable blanket taking you back 50 years Closing the night The Be Positives, the band I had gone to see, playing the tunes I had already heard a few times on the local Radio...sadly a disappointment - purely down to the sound - too loud which means I was too old...never mind will catch them again sometime somewhere.

Review of Spunk Volcano and The Eruptions

Great venue, close to the band. Fantastic band

Review of Spunk Volcano and The Eruptions

Review of Spunk Volcano and The Eruptions

Never seen Spunk Volcano before although I have all their albums. Would definitely recommend them, excellent live band.

Great venue too, good choice of reasonably priced ales.

Review of Spunk Volcano and The Eruptions