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Been there, done that? It's open until 6am at weekends, which means it picks up plenty of punters when nearby Dalston Superstore closes a few hours earlier, but don't wait until everywhere else is shut to head down: excellent DJs, cocktail deals and drag shows give you plenty of excuses to visit well before dawn breaks.
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10. Eagle London
This Vauxhall institution had a major facelift a few years ago. Out went the licence permitting sexual activity on the premises and in came trendy decor inspired by New York’s Meatpacking District.
Its heartland is still very much located in its traditional home of Soho, but you’ll find brilliant gay bars and clubs dedicated to serving the community south of the river and in the East End too. The place is steeped in history and offers up an eclectic calendar of events throughout the week. Ku Bar
Ku Bar is celebrated for its stylish décor and the energy of its popular nights, making it a key player in London’s gay nightlife.
Village Soho
Village Sohodistinguishes itself as a pioneer within Soho’s lively gay scene. Known for its engaging drag shows, lively dance nights, and comedy evenings, this venue captures the essence of Clapham’s gay scene, making it a hotspot for those seeking both entertainment and a welcoming atmosphere.
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The Admiral Duncan
TheAdmiral Duncan, located on Old Compton Street in Soho, stands out as one of the oldest gay pubs in the area, celebrated for its rich history and resilient spirit. Go along for offbeat and mercilessly camp drag shows and cabaret nights, followed by sweaty discos on its always-hectic dancefloor.
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7. Electrowerkz
Electrowerkz has been hosting cult club nights since it opened in 1987 and describes itself as 'London's oldest alternative venue'.
Here, every corner tells a story, and every venue invites you to be part of it.
1. Check the website to find out what's on in the coming weeks.
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8. FOLD
If you thought East London was past its clubbing prime, think again. Soho is the most famous area, with Old Compton Street packed with bars, terraces and cafés that stay busy every night.
This pub is celebrated for its friendly and inclusive atmosphere, making it a comfortable spot for socializing, enjoying a pint, and participating in themed nights. The main G-A-Y club night takes place every Saturday, where you’ll often find stars from ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ getting crowds starstruck.
While Soho is home to many of London's most beloved LGBTQ+ institutions, including G-A-Y @ Heaven, there are other hotspots of queer culture spread throughout the city - we love Vauxhall and Dalston for a shamelessly camp night out. The space recently celebrated its 15th birthday and, in that time, it’s become one of the trendiest but welcoming party spots around.
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2. Heaven
Partying at Heaven is a rite of passage for any LGBTQ+ Londoner.
Kings Arms
The Kings Arms is known for its niche appeal within the gay community, especially welcoming to the bear subculture and their admirers. Rupert Street Bar
Rupert Street Barin Soho distinguishes itself with its upscale ambiance, blending sophistication with the lively energy of gay nightlife. This venue is known for its sleek design and vibrant atmosphere, attracting a crowd that’s both fashionable and fun-loving.
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On Sunday nights, the dancefloor welcomes a younger and more fashion-conscious crowd for Horse Meat Disco, one of London’s very best club nights.