Name: Mosquito Coast
Address: Next door to Bar Gaudi, Leicester City Centre, just off the ring road.
Phone: (0116) 2990255
Opening Days / Times: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9pm-2am
Prices: Mon-Weds £2/1, Fri-Sat £4/2. Normal/NUS
Age Limits: 18+ all nights
Capacity: 900
Rooms: (Downstairs) Bar covering one entire wall, dance floor, bit of seating, (Upstairs) Chill out room with loads of sofas and a small dance floor, jumbo projector screen (Classic Cult Films) Small bar and Delicatessen.
Who's been there: Dave Pearce, LTM Bukem, Seb Fontaine.
Who is there: Don't know
Parking: Zero, car parks up the road but it's a bit pricey!
Drink: Carling (Is that it? DJ Ess)

Mozzy is Leicester's premium student hang-out, opening so many different days you get a different taste every night, ranging from standard Indie, to Brit. pop, to funk, to main stream dance. Pick a night suited to you! Being a major Indie club I don't love it greatly, as the music never gets that hard core, Old School is a little thin on the ground. But it will never disappoint and a great night will be had. If students piss you off this may not be your place unless you are out on the weekend then more townies pile in, but if you can stand the student smell and attitude then go along for all the promotions they put on for those starving students. One of Mozzy's luckiest streaks was that it was placed next to Bar Gaudi, one of the greatest cocktail bars in existence. Get loaded beforehand on cheap yummy cocktails then wander two doors down into Mozzy and top up that alcohol level with £1 bottles of Carlsberg (I thought it was Carling - DJ Ess). The downstairs dance floor is always very lively as the DJ whatever he is (Whoever he is, surely - DJ Ess) playing will always keep the crowd going. Lights are a bit thin on the ground but they do have one crazy green laser light which is generally showing a heart monitor in time to the beat (That'll be a graphic oscillator, then - DJ Ess). Being able to blast these images all over the club can make you think they have a thousand lights. Upstairs you must lounge on a sofa (if you can get one) and watch a classic film. The last three times I was there they played Predator, The Italian Job, and 3 back to back episodes of The Dukes of Hazzard (Can it get much better?). During the closing shots of the ItalianJob the music upstairs was drowned out by 400 people singing the Self-Preservation Society. That by any means does not imply the music is quiet but 400 students make a hell of a noise, and if you have you ever met a student you'll know what I mean! The upstairs area is also available for private hire if you can get together 150 people, we did it once for a Uni. ball and they set up a really good evening. Bar Staff are friendly and the female ones are attractive, coming to woman people always say you get the same old woman going every week, well just think how may new freshers there are every year, always good to break in!

This is a misc. review.