Davinchi’s

Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom

1.7

3 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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+44 1892 538833
Address:
46 High Street, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1XF
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
690 ftVale Road
750 ftTunbridge Wells
0.2 miRailway Station
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Alcohol
No
Outdoor Seating
No

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Local time (Tunbridge Wells) 17:25 Friday, 29 November 2024

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3 reviews of Davinchi’s

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Place rating: 1
Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
Bad music coupled with bad attitude clientèle. Why spoil the end of a good evening in this dive !
Place rating: 3
Crediton, United Kingdom
I’ve thrown a few shapes here & I’m told the parquet floors are still smokin’…
Nevertheless, there’s no doubt the clientele are getting younger and younger, the skirts shorter and shorter and the High Street rowdier and rowdier. ‘What a disgrace’, I hear you cry. Maybe. The biggest shame is that if I go there nowadays they think I’m someone’s Dad or their taxi home. Every town needs a place like this. It’s a rite of passage. I just happen to prefer the P&P, Thorins, Sankeys & The Grey Lady. Oh yes, and I don’t have a handbag to dance round…
Place rating: 1
Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
Avoid like the plague.
I haven’t been in here for a few years, as the Pitcher and Piano, for all it’s faults, is a much preferable place to end up, but, judging by the state of the clientele falling out of the place and staggered over the pavement, I’m glad of that.
As I recall, it’s fairly run of the mill, overpriced booze, and the ‘DJ’s spin some pretty awful tunes, which can still be hard down the High Street.