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Author	Short_mil_90
Comment	Welcome! In town there is Solid Rock near central station for pints if you like rock and alternative music. Slouch and Maggie Mays pretty good for music and Howlin Wolf or Box will often have changing live music on. There is also the club the Cathouse which has different levels with different pop punk, rock, metal, alternative music - I personally enjoy it, but I now feel super old when I go haha. Depending on the area you're moving to will give you a different "vibe" I would say. I live in Southside, right next to Queens Park. We have a lot of tiny bars and coffee shops, as well as a lot of Eastern European and Indian influenced shops, restaurants and cafes. I used to live in the West End, which I would say is kind of "hipster", and has a lot of more expensive and quirky bars and restaurants around. Lots of amazing Asian food that way! Unspoken rules . . . there probably is something to be said about picking football teams, but I don't think I'm qualified to comment on it. I don't have a team I support. But people are pretty passionate about their clubs here. If you're not fussed about it I would say just to stay out of it (no offence meant to fans, 99% are lovely! but it has been known to cause rows for some people). For the most part, I think everyone is pretty friendly and it's a fun place to live with lots to do!
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Welcome!
In town there is Solid Rock near central station for pints if you like rock and alternative music. Slouch and Maggie Mays pretty good for music and Howlin Wolf or Box will often have changing live music on. There is also the club the Cathouse which has different levels with different pop punk, rock, metal, alternative music - I personally enjoy it, but I now feel super old when I go haha.
Depending on the area you're moving to will give you a different "vibe" I would say. I live in Southside, right next to Queens Park. We have a lot of tiny bars and coffee shops, as well as a lot of Eastern European and Indian influenced shops, restaurants and cafes. I used to live in the West End, which I would say is kind of "hipster", and has a lot of more expensive and quirky bars and restaurants around. Lots of amazing Asian food that way!

Unspoken rules . . . there probably is something to be said about picking football teams, but I don't think I'm qualified to comment on it. I don't have a team I support. But people are pretty passionate about their clubs here. If you're not fussed about it I would say just to stay out of it (no offence meant to fans, 99% are lovely! but it has been known to cause rows for some people). For the most part, I think everyone is pretty friendly and it's a fun place to live with lots to do!