As there’s a fair chance you can’t remember going back home at the end of the same evening.
. FILE PIC Chambers Nightclub 22 December 1992 old ref number 14415
Clubbers enjoy themselves inside Chambers nightclub, in High Street West, Sunderland, in December 1992. Photo: Sunderland Echo
. Annabel's
Nightclub based in Walworth Way and then High Street West was open for nearly 40 years from 1968. Photo: Sunderland Echo
. The Beehive
Straddling the corner of Holmeside and the former Crowtree Road, this pub has had many guises. Now called Flanagan's and previously Savannah's, to many it is still The Beehive. Photo: Sunderland Echo
. Bentleys
Thousands of Sunderland teenagers enjoyed alcohol-free discos at the Holmeside club from 1986 onwards before the adults - quite often their parents - took over later the same evenings. Photo: JPIMedia
. The Blandford
Remember the pool table upstairs in the Blandford Street boozer, pictured here in 1983? Photo: Sunderland Echo
. The Borough
Pictured here in 1985, seasoned drinkers considered it to be an act of licensed heresy when its cherished central bar recently disappeared following refurbishment. Photo: Sunderland Echo
. Brewery Tap
Vaux Breweries' own tap room closed not long after the fabled brewery itself in 2000. Photo: Sunderland Echo
. Bunnies
Ever hop into this Olive Street bar, pictured here in 1990? Photo: Sunderland Echo
. Burton House
Many an East Ender's night on the town started with a visit to the Burton House. Longtime landlord Sammy Doran is pictured on the right. Photo: AB
. Chambers
Described by an Echo headline as "Modern Day Comfort With Old-fashioned Elegance" when it opened in 1987. Chambers, based in High Street West, eventually closed in 2002. Photo: Sunderland Echo
. Chaplins
Sunderland sun trap is still a starting point for many a night out with Park Lane Interchange just around the corner. Photo: AB
. The Continental Hotel
The St Thomas Street bar was a popular meeting place for younger drinkers in the mid-1980s. Photo: Sunderland Echo
1. Annabel's
Nightclub based in Walworth Way and then High Street West was open for nearly 40 years from 1968. Photo: Sunderland Echo
2. The Beehive
Straddling the corner of Holmeside and the former Crowtree Road, this pub has had many guises. Now called Flanagan's and previously Savannah's, to many it is still The Beehive. Photo: Sunderland Echo
3. Bentleys
Thousands of Sunderland teenagers enjoyed alcohol-free discos at the Holmeside club from 1986 onwards before the adults - quite often their parents - took over later the same evenings. Photo: JPIMedia
4. The Blandford
Remember the pool table upstairs in the Blandford Street boozer, pictured here in 1983? Photo: Sunderland Echo