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8 MAPS the LIGHT LOUNGE the YARD Popular Bar Is Cruisy Downstairs with 23 Poland Street W1F 8QL Ph: 020 7734 23A Old Compton Street, WC2H 7BA A B C D E F G H I J K ICON KEY 0071. Mon-Thu 5pm-3am, Fri & Sat 2pm- 10.30am. www.ku-bar.co.uk THE YARD (5,C) fetish-wear, they have everything you Friday and Saturday nights! SEE ADVERT Wells St BEARS HUNKS 3am, Sun 2pm-11.30pm. The stylish Ku sits in the heart of the gay 57 Rupert Street W1D 7PL. Ph: 020 7437 need to feel and look good, including their HEALTH 1 W Ctr St CHICKEN KARAOKE www.freedombarsoho.com village. The baby sister bar offers a more 2652. Mon-Thu ‘til 11.30pm; Fri & Sat ‘til famous selection of sex toys, R18 DVDs, 56 DEAN STREET (5D) COCKTAILS LESBIAN Serves food, relaxed bar to go for intimate and relaxed experience. With midnight. www.yardbar.co.uk lubes, condoms, aromas and gifts! Stuck 56 Dean Street W1D 6AQ. Ph: 020 8846 cocktails. Club downstairs including the three floors, great music and tons of A unique space in the heart of Soho catering for an idea where to party in London? 6699. Mon & Tue 8am-7pm, Wed 12noon- New Oxford St COFFEE PUB Tottenham High Holborn popular Thursday nighter High Heels. drinks offers, drink in style. SEE ADVERT for an upbeat, fashionable gay crowd. Has Visit the store for up to date info on gay 7pm, Thu 8am-7pm, Fri 9am-4pm; Sat Charing Cross Rd DJ SEX Court Road FRIENDLY SOCIETY (5,D) MOLLY MOGGS (4,F) a popular courtyard bar and a dedicated bars, clubs and events. 11am-4pm; Sun closed. DRAG SHOPPING The Basement, 79 Wardour Street W1D 6QB. 2 Old Compton St W1D 4TA Ph: 020 7434 smokers’ balcony. Upstairs in a secluded FIFTY & DEAN (4,D) www.chelwest.nhs.uk/56deanstreet Drury Lane FOOD SUIT Ph: 020 7434 3805 Mon-Sat 4pm-11pm, Sun 4294 Mon-Thu 12noon-11.30pm, Fri&Sat Loft is a stylish cosmopolitan lounge bar. 50 Old Compton Street W1D 4UB. Ph: 020 Based in London’s West End, 56 2 Oxford Street Macklin St 2pm-11.30pm. ‘til12pm, Sun ‘til 10.30pm. CLUBS 7494 4798. Daily 11am-10pm. Dean Street offers free, friendly and Ramillies St SOHO Kitsch and as the name suggests, friendly www.mollymoggs.co.uk G-A-Y LATE (3,E) Spread over two floors, you will find convenient sexual health and HIV Soho bar that attracts a cool but not arrogant Central London’s premiere drag cabaret Charing Cross Road 5 Goslett Yard, (off clothing, fetish gear, accessories, services in the heart of Soho. They SWEATBOX SOHO Endell St BARS crowd. Ecelectic music. venue in the heart of Soho. Small and Charing Cross Road) WC2H 0ER. Every jewellery, everything a gay man needs to operate an appointment-only service Square Goslett Yd Great Queen St THE KINGS ARMS ADMIRAL DUNCAN (5,D) G-A-Y BAR (4,E) cosy traditional style pub, always has a night 11pm-3am, Q-jumps from G-A-Y Bar. look his best for a night out. but walk-in services are available for Greek St G-A-Y LATE Poland St Carlisle St 54 Old Compton Street W1D 4UB. 30 Old Compton Street W1D 5JX. Ph: 020 great atmosphere. www.g-a-y.co.uk PROWLER (5,C) HIV testing, Hepatitis B vaccination for Frith St Ph: 020 7437 5300. Mon-Thu 12noon-11.30pm, 7494 2756. Mon-Sun 12noon-12midnight. THE RETRO BAR (7,I) Busy club for mainly the under-thirties. 5-7 Brewer Street, W1F 0RF. Ph: 020 7734 at-risk individuals, free condoms and Berwick St Wardour St 3 Fri&Sat 3pm-12am, Sun 12noon-10.30pm. www.g-a-y.co.uk 2 George Court (off John Adam Street) Expect to hear lots of pop remixes. 4031. Mon-Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 1pm-9pm. emergency contraception. DIU THE STABLE CIRCA Cabaret Bar hosting entertainment 7 Popular pop bar spread over three floors WC2N 6HH. Ph: 020 7839 8760 Mon-Wed GAY @ HEAVEN (8,I) www.prowler.co.uk DEAN STREET EXPRESS Neal St MOLLY MOGGS days a week. Entry free. with video jukebox throughout. There are 5pm-11pm, Thu-Sat 12noon-11pm, Sun ‘til Under the Arches, off Villiers Street WC2N Prowler Soho is the flagship store of 34 Dean Street W1D 4PR. Mon & Tue 8am- Dean St BALANS SOHO SOCIETY CAFÉ CIRCA (3,D) regular drink promotions and ongoing 10.30pm. www.retrobarlondon.co.uk 6NG. Ph: 020 7930 2020. Mon, Thu, Fri, Sat Europe’s most popular gay lifestyle retailer. 7pm, Wed 12noon-7pm, Thu 8am-7pm, Fri 62 Frith Street W1D 3JN. Every day 4pm - promotions with G-A-Y Late and G-A-Y@ Hidden down a quaint alley, The Retro Bar is 10.30pm-late. Prowler Soho is a smart and contemporary 9am-4pm; Sat 11am-4pm; Sun closed. Bateman St Seven Dials 1am. www.circasoho.com Heaven. Downstairs is popular with one of London’s most eccentric gay bars. www.heavennightclub-london.com store offering a wide range of books, gifts, www.chelwest.nhs.uk/56deanstreet G-A-Y BAR FREEDOM BAR Earlham St Circa is a great place to meet friends, lesbians. RUPERT STREET (5,D) Hosts a number of regular gay nights including DVDs, magazines, sex toys, condoms, Dean Street Express offers free and 4 EXILIO Long Acre chat, dance and drink. Bottles of wine HALFWAY TO HEAVEN (8,G) 50 Rupert Street W1D 6DW. Ph: 0207 Popcorn (Mon), Porn Idol (Thu), Camp Attack lubes and aromas, plus leading underwear confidential sexual health screening (STI/ VILLAGE ADMIRAL DUNCAN SHE from £11 and cocktails from £7. Fridays 7 Duncannon Street WC2N 4JF. Ph: 020 494 3059. Mon-Wed 12noon-11pm, Thu (Fri) and the legendary G-A-Y on Saturday with fashion brands including Calvin Klein, STD tests) 6 days a week. You can walk CLONEZONE Covent Old ComptonKU BAR St Shaftesbury Ave DJ Monroe Bergdorf, Saturdays DJ James 74840736. Mon-Thurs 12noon-Midnight, Fri/ ‘til 11.15pm, Fri&Sat ‘til 11.45pm, Sun ‘til big name artists performing. AussieBum, and Diesel. in without an appointment. They use the 50 Garden Pople and Sundays DJ Alynca Chic., Sat 12noon-3am Sun ‘til 11.00pm. No door 10.30pm. www.rupert-street.com KU KLUB (5,F) SAUNAS latest technology to make screening even COMPTONS (5,D) charge. www.halfway2heaven.net Stylish bar popular with men in suits and 30 Lisle Street WC2H 7BA. Ph: 020 7437 THE STABLE (3,H) easier than before, with touchscreen PICK ME UP! WWW.GAYBUDDY.NET Waterloo Brdg 53 Old Compton Street W1D 6HJ. Ph: 020 A popular bar with a mixed cabaret loving admirers. Nice surroundings make this 4303. Until 3am every night. 29 Endell Street WC2H 9BA. Ph: 020 7836 check-in, self-taken tests and fast bloods 7479 7961. Mon-Thu noon-11.30, Fri & Sat crowd. Cabaret every night and sat/sun a great place to meet friends and new www.ku-bar.co.uk 2236. Mon-Sat 12pm-11.30pm, Sun 12pm- with our friendly team. Rupert St 56 DEAN STREET Waterloo 5 PROWLER COMPTONS 11am-12am, Sun 10.30am-10.30pm. afternoon. people. Very social. Serves food. You can always find a good looking crowd 10pm. http://thestable.london SOLAR STATION (6C) THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY Cornwall Road www.faucetinn.com/comptons THE KINGS ARMS (3,C) SHE (4E) here. DJs every night of the week and the Only a few minutes walk from Soho’s gay 10 Archer Street. W1D 7AZ. Mon-Sat Noon- 8 MAPS THE LIGHT LOUNGE THE YARD Popular bar is cruisy downstairs with 23 Poland Street W1F 8QL Ph: 020 7734 23a Old Compton Street, WC2H 7BA. best pop dance music. Free entry Sunday village. Facilities include a large spa pool, 8.30pm. Ph: 020 7287 6400. 72 LISTINGS reppU tniaS s’nitraM nL Stamford St funky-house music. Upstairs is a 5907 Mon & Tue 12noon-11pm, Wed&Thu ‘til Mon-Sat 12pm-3am, Sun 2pm-12am to Thursday and free before 11pm then dry sauna, steam room, private cabins, www.solarstation.co.uk RUPERT STREET London Chinatown KU BAR Aldwych SOLAR STATIONLexington St BFI chill-out lounge. Soho’s oldest gay bar, 11.30pm, Fri & Sat ‘til midnight, Sun ‘til 11pm. www.she-soho.com £5 on Friday and Saturday. a sexy, mirrored shower room and video Soho’s premier tanning salon. Great value THE ORIGINAL KU KLUB IMAX an institution. Great gay pub for bears and admirers. London’s newest lesbian bar She is ROOM SERVICE (3,E) area. Two professional masseurs are on for money is gay owned and run. Other Windmill Walk Archer St Leicester PLEASUREDROME THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON (5,D) Pool table upstairs. DJ on Saturdays and perfectly located in the heart of Soho. Club 49, Greek Street W1D 4EG. Every Thu duty daily. There is a fully licensed cafe treaments including Red Light Therapy AND BEST 6 Brewer St Lisle St Square Waterloo Rd Roupell St 77 Wardour Street W1V 3TH. Ph: 020 7439 popular karaoke on Sunday. Entry cost- Fridays & Saturdays - £2. 10pm-3am. bar with free internet access. Relax in the and beauty treatments including facials, York Rd Exton St Brad St 1274. Mon-Wed 12noon-11pm, Thu-Sat KU BAR LEICESTER SQUARE (5,F) THE LIGHT LOUNGE (5,F) Hosted by Jody Harsh, the newest, lounge in the leather sofas or day beds. pedicures, botox and fillers. Alaska St 12noon-12am, Sun ‘til 10.30pm. 1 Newport Place, WC2H 7JR Fri-Sat 5pm - coolest and sexiest night in London, 1 day pass £19. Entry before 2pm £15.
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