Some are still with us in new guises while others vanished into the mists of time. Back in the day a good night out meant a few drinks at home or down at the local, a taxi or bus into 'town' and then a merry-go-round of bars before heading to a nightclub until the early hours. It was then a takeaway for those with the munchies before hopping in to taxi or catching the night rider bus home . Reminisce and remember these nightspots from back in the day which for many will bring back happy, if not hazy, memories of a good night out in the city centre. READ MORE: 20 long-gone Leeds nightclubs we haven't forgotten LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
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Superclub Gatecrasher on New Briggate had a cult following when it arrived in the city in 2005. Photo: Tony Johnson
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Stinky's Peephouse was the home of legendary club night Back To Basics. It was a must for a generation of clubbers who were giving it large in the noughties.
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Pitcher and Piano was comfortably tucked away behind the Corn Exchange on Assembly Street. Enjoyed success as the pre-club bar to Po Na Nas.
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Baja Beach Club on Woodhouse Lane boasted bikinis, bad shirts and the loudest beach party this side of the Atlantic, as well as a huge plastic White Shark.
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Bondi Beach Bar featured a rotating dance floor that claimed the balance of many a drunken beach-goer back in the day. Were you one of them?
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A Leeds institution the Warehouse on Somers Street was THE place to go for a generation of clubbers.