For many of us, spending far too much time in nightclubs during our late teens and early 20s is a rite of passage.
It’s fair to say that young people still do enjoy a night out, but those of a certain age will remember a time when eager youngsters spent the whole week looking forward to a Friday or Saturday night.
Back in the ‘80s and ‘90s, when you could smoke indoors and pints were actually affordable, nightclubs across the country made a roaring trade.
The 1980s was certainly a brilliant era for clubbing, as was the 90s with its dance scene.
To reminisce, we asked Brummies what nightclubs they miss the most from the 80s and 90s. Here are the most popular answers:
13. Royal Watan Kashmiri Restaurant, Pershore Rd
Still open today, the Royal Watan is a Kashmiri restaurant in Birmingham that was established on Pershore Road in 1984 | Google Maps