Small cocktail bar located close to the Central Station in what used to be the old ticket office.

The bar was formerly known as North, Science and more recently Zerox.

A small flight of steps outside lead to a modern style bar.

There is plenty of tables and chairs throughout with an enclosed U shaped bar in the centre.

The large windows to the front give a bright and airy feel by day.

In the evening the smart drop down lighting and the revolving cylindrical globe effects create a more relaxed atmosphere.

The bar has a 1920's patterned terrazzo floor throughout and the decor is of a traditional style with restored historic features and a big railway station style clock.

Regular music is on play at most times. DJ on play on most nights.

The bar attracts a mixed clientele of students, business people and those on there way to and from the station.

It should become a popular attraction in the station scene with its late opening. A small outside seating area is used when there is fine weather.

Disabled access can be difficult with a flight of steps to negotiate. The toilets are small and clean.

Price: Moderate.