Drop off your coat for a song

Your Erasmus scholarship hasn’t run out yet, but do you want to spend it on a cloakroom?

How much money are you willing to spend to keep your things safe?

A. less than 2 euros
B. 2 euros or more

Have you got long arms, tall friends, stiletto heels, or a trampoline?

Broke, but afraid of losing your coat? There are multiple options to store it in Groningen. The money you save will buy you some extra beers. After more, the more beer, the better. To continue: which days do you usually go out?

1. Wed/Thu/Sat/Sun
2. Sun/Mon/Tue

Rich bitch/bastard! Why not spend all your money at the Stadsgarderobe?
Here, you pay the highest price in the entire city: 2 euros for a coat, 2.50 for a small bag, and 4.50 for a large bag. However, the Stadsgarderobe is open until seven o’clock in the morning the entire week, with the exception of Mondays and Sundays.

The Copas, at the end of the Peperstraat, has pegs for your coat all over the place. Maybe they should stop serving beer and become a full-time cloakroom? They’d probably get more customers.

How long will you be staying out?

1. Home before 5
2. Drink till we drop

Are you aiming to spend your time dancing between sixteen-year-old girls at the Kokomo?

Drop off your coat at the cloakroom, order a cocktail, and spend the night watching all the interesting people at the Warhole. It’s an ideal place for anthropology students.

Congratulations! Kokomo is your place to be. Hearken back to your high school days, when you and your friends would drink in secret and you ended up grinding with someone at the end of the night.

Burn baby burn, at the Wolter Wolthers! They’re open until four in the morning. But, if you leave to pay a visit to a different bar, you’ll probably end up in the queue to get back in.
The cloakroom is one euro before 1 am and 1,50 after.

Drop off your coat at the cloakroom, order a cocktail, and spend the night watching all the interesting people at the Warhole. It’s an ideal place for anthropology students.

Chupitos. Don’t forget to ask if they’ll set your shot on fire. The cloakroom is only one euro, and you can drink until five in the morning. If you last that long.

Burn baby burn, at the Wolter Wolthers! They’re open until four in the morning. But, if you leave to pay a visit to a different bar, you’ll probably end up in the queue to get back in.
The cloakroom is one euro before 1 am and 1,50 after.

At the Pakhuis, you and your fellow eternal students and workers enjoy dancing to music from the ‘80s and ‘90s. Important detail: according to the cloakroom attendant, the cloakroom is only open on Saturdays. ‘Until I-don’t-want-to-do-this-anymore o’clock.’