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Central Station is situated in Kings Cross London serving a wide range of food and drinks. This lovely independent venue has morphed over the years into a gay bar, restaurant, and boutique B&B where everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the atmosphere complete with cocktails and quality beers. Relax with a free game of pool and enjoy the late night DJs and other entertainment on offer most nights, including cabaret at the weekend. In the basement is The Underground Club, which hosts manz fetish and crusing events.

The RVT is the beating heart of Vauxhall, offering the best in alternative entertainment. It has served confirmed bachelors and friends for years with a welcoming atmosphere and first-class entertainment. This eclectic venue attracts an equally eclectic crowd who come to enjoy the wide variety of events, from comedy and bingo to cabaret and party nights. Drinks are well priced as well do you can have a great time without breaking the bank.

The Yard is truly unique. From the hidden passageway entrance, you enter a spacious courtyard with an open roof revealing the skies. The upstairs Loft Bar will take your breath away, with its original bare brick walls to the exposed timber ceiling. This space is like no other you'll find in Soho. If you need an escape from the busy London Streets, relax in The Yard's comfortable heated courtyard bar with an extensive range of cocktails to choose from.

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.

This lively Soho pub boasts a regular lineup of LGBTQ events in a traditional setting, which includes a host of real ales and a live house DJ. You can dance the night away when the DJ is suppling the music, or take part in weekly karaoke every Sunday night. The Kings Arms provides a quieter and more traditional space at the edge of the Soho gay scene, and caters specifically to the bear crowd.

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!