The Deaf Institute Night Club in Manchester

Reviews

1. Matt Shirley ★★★★★

   I love the Deaf Institute to go and see small gigs, the rooms are small and can fit a few hundred people in both th upstairs and more in the basement room plus the sound is great in both rooms and its not too pricey either. Plus most of the time you get to meet and greet the band afterwards. I can't rate the food as I have never ate there. I would definitely go again.

   almost 7 months ago
2. Stephen ★★★★★

   A lovely, small venue for gigs. Great sound and a good view from all areas of the room, including a tiered section at the back of the room and a small balcony to the side. They have a nice selection of drinks too.

   almost 9 months ago
3. John Watters ★★★★★

   This was my first visit, and I was really impressed. It’s an awesome, intimate venue for live music. Wherever you stand you can see the stage. The sound was great and the building has character. If you’ve get the chance to go you should

   almost 10 months ago

1. Isobel ★★★★★

   i attended the ‘hello darling’ queer party here. everything from the security to the ticket attendees and the actual event itself was a 10/10 experience. i’ve been to the venue before and i will definitely go back! side note. i would recommend ear plugs as it’s a small venue it’s very loud :)

   1 year ago
2. Henry Galletta ★★★★★

   "Deaf inst" has been a firm favourite of mine since I first arrived in Manchester 11 years ago. It is a staple of the Oxford Road scene and hosts really excellent live music. Some of my favourite gigs have been here including Jenny Owen Youngs and most recently the amazing The Deep Blue, an indie-folk vocal harmony extravaganza. It was great to come back to this celebrated venue after the height of the pandemic, although I believe it changed owners due to lockdown. I hope to come back for many more excellent gigs in the future.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Simon Proudman ★★★★★

   Great small venue with the added bonus of a decent Indian restaurant inside. Part of Manchester's musical history.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Andrew Stockton ★★★★★

   Brilliant venue for gigs and live music. After the gig there is Late night music on by artists such as Clint Boon. 2 different bars. Great place. Open til 3am on Saturday morning.

   almost 4 years ago
2. Alex M ★★★★★

   Great little venue, holds around 200 in an old style theatre setting. Some bench seats at the back and an odd fishtank looking viewing balcony. Going a little shabby in places but that kinda adds to the charm of the place. Only go if you like the up close and personal experience.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Sheryl Yu ★★★★★

   Went to a concert with a friend. Very cozy vibe, fab staff. Their foods are tasty with good price. A lot of vegan foods available and the menu is playing with words - very interesting! The upper floor for the show is not big but quite enough for you to have fun. They even have a little balcony above the stage! You can stay super close to the band/players and the view from the balcony is pretty good.

   almost 4 years ago

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