Boutique 60's not bad actually, no really, I would go so far as to say it's quite good.
Went here on a Friday night, arrived about 11.30 or so and the queue was not too long but the club was buzzing.



Door staff were friendly, polite and strangely efficient. £15 entry was acceptable.
Inside it's nicely laid out - plenty of room to dance or sit down, whichever takes your fancy. Doesn't appear to have that ridiculous Reserve a table or you're standing, policy of other clubs.



The music was banging, good selection of house tunes to get everyone in a good mood.
Apparently the bar was designed by Roberto Cavalli, however you won't see much of it as it is generally absolutely crammed. I mean the bar staff are very, very fast at what they do but horrendously overworked. The place could do with at least a couple extra.



Drinks are appalingly overpriced, but that's to be expected, and the presence of sparklers when someone decides to shell out on a bottle of something even more expensive is a bit, well, naff. Other than that Boutique 60's quite good.

I very much enjoyed my meal at Boutique 60 despite being sat next to an absolute oaf that my friend thought I would fancy. The food was very well presented though a little on the small side. I would recommend Boutique 60 for those that like a little sophistication and presentation in their lives.