The Bridge Bar

Friendly Society is hidden away in the side streets of Soho, and those who can find it are in for a treat. Inside you will find an eclectically styled bar with a relaxed atmosphere. The venue as a whole is something of a kitsch fever dream, with a ceiling full of barbies, glitter balls, and a room full of fish tanks complete with a bed! For a quirky night out with great retro music, this is the place to go.

Halfway To Heaven is a little gem of an LGBTQ+ bar just off Trafalgar Square. It's a lively and friendly venues spread across two floors and hosting something for everyone. Upstairs is a traditional pub with wooden floors, real ale and true local feel. Downstairs is the centre stage bar where the magic happens, with cabaret every evening from the best in the business, plus karaoke and other live entertainment seven nights a week.

The Cock Tavern is a gay bar in South London, with a local pub vibe and a flamboyant "Georgian Tiki" style interior. Its down-to-earth and no attitude approach makes it popular with a range of people of all ages and identities, who come for a relaxed night out and to enjoy the curated range of beers, wines, and cocktails. Friendly staff, cheap drinks, and the sumptuous yet cosy decor are just some of the reasons why regulars just can't stop coming back!

The Admiral Duncan is a friendly gay pub with a local atmosphere in the heart of the London. The exuberant bar staff match the eclectic range of customers and there's always something to suit anyone's taste. Host to a range of event nights, the Admiral Duncan caters for everyone and anyone. It's also the only venue in the West End to host cabaret seven nights a week, so it's a great place for a pint and a good time.

Tucked away down a little alley, Retro Bar is one of gay London's secret gems. It's a small, mixed, indie bar, where eccentricities are welcomes. The music mixes 70s, 80s, New Romantic, goth and alternative, and is reflected in the decor, which features photos of iconic rock and pop figures. There's a jukebox with even more great tunes, and multiple regular events every week including quizzes and comedy. If you're in London during Eurovision, the parties at Retro are great fun, but be sure to book a space!

Established in 1998, West Five Bar has been serving the LGBTQ community of West London or decades. This is the place to go in West London for a super gay night full of cabaret, and everyone is welcome to come in and join the fun. Regulars describe the atmosphere as bubbly and fun, and it creates a relaxed environment where you can make new friends and generally have a good night. The drinks are great value too!