READING
city guide
I’M ZOË, A THIRD-YEAR ARCHAEOLOGY
STUDENT AND I LIVE IN THE CEMETERY
JUNCTION AREA OF READING.
by Zoe Richardson
up something cheap to help sober you
up. After that, provided house/flatmates
don’t mind, it’s always fun to bring friends
back to your place and watch films or
play video games until you pass out from
exhaustion.
GREAT PLACES TO EAT
A great night out in Reading starts with
pre-drinks with friends at someone’s
halls or house. Once you’ve played
enough games (Drinking Jenga is
always fun), it’s time to head into town.
Propaganda on Thursday nights in Sub 89
is always good as it is the ‘indie’ night and
there is usually something for everyone’s
music tastes. If this isn’t for you, Sakura,
with its multiple, spacious rooms playing
various genres, is also a good night out.
On the way back from the club, it’s
always fun to walk if you’re with a group
of friends, laughing and singing. There
are many late night food places to pick
Cosmo is one of the best places to go for
a meal in town, especially lunch, as it will
keep you full until dinner the following
night. Their good quality all-you-can-eat
Pan-Asian, Mexican, Italian, Indian buffet
is delicious and costs only £8!
For on-campus eating, the coffee shops
are great places to meet up and chat
with friends, whilst Mojo’s Bar has a
great selection of food and a different
daily offer, such as buy- ۙKY