When we asked, on Facebook, 'what was the best nightclub ever in Scarborough?' you responded in your hundreds, with shout-outs for almost 50 venues! Despite the numbers on the captions (put there by our software) the winner is revealed, in time-honoured fashion, at the end ... but enjoy the photos and captions to get there, too.
21. Nights to remember
The Candlelight was the first club in England to get a late licence and for many years was Scarborough's only nightspot. When it moved to Huntriss Row it pioneered the Scarborough beat scene. This photo shows the later Minstrel Bar at the Futurist.
22. Nights to remember
The Tunnel Club, in part of the old Salisbury Hotel, was the upstairs area of The Underground club, and also went under the guise of The Works, Kings and Club 99. DJ Mark Starkey said: "I played a set at The Other Place, then moved on to LTs. My favourite residency by far though was The Tunnel Club. It proved that you didn't need to spend a fortune on decor to make a great atmosphere. No pretence, no poseurs, just a great atmosphere with amazing music."
23. Nights to remember
Vivaz was the final incarnation of a club that was in the basement of the Salisbury Hotel. It was home to the Lowenbrau Bier Keller, and then the very popular Lemon Tree, The Underground, The Tomb and Kasbah.
24. Nights to remember
Vivaz, which is Spanish for "lively" or "vivacious", hosted many major artists, including Snow Patrol, The Damned and Goldie, as well as top DJs and local acts. It closed in early 2015.