Royal Vauxhall Tavern

This is a pub that's suited to any occasion, but especially popular with the more mature corwd and their admirers. It morphs throughout the day, from brunch and lunch to beer and bar snacks, the flexible atmosphere allows for any type of day or night out. During the day, you can unwind in the beer garden with a drink and some classic but quality pub food, while at night there's entertainment to enjoy in the basement bar and club. The club can get quite cruisy towards the end of the evening.

Village offers something for everyone. The ground floor is home to chart and dance music with gorgeous dancing boys on the bar, while in the basement club, you'll find the best in deep house and tech with the best of London's dance scene. The Cafe bar offers a more relaxed vibe with lots of seating & comfy booths, and the new Cocktail Lounge boasts another bar with luxurious booths, chandeliers and a stunning view of Old Compton Street.

This gay cruise bar features a strict dress code depending on the night and hosts themed fetish nights. Located near Warren Street tube, open 7 days a week and welcoming gay guys from across London, Vault 139 is a super popular location with an ever changing cruising theme and plenty of drinks. Entry is cheap and includes a free drink and coat check to get you started, so come explore this underground and cruisy space.

London's legendary and world famous nightclub, situated in the heart of the city, home to Live Music, G-A-Y and Popcorn. From its early days, Heaven became known as a club that constantly reinvented itself and has always hosted events that draw in a diverse crowd who want to experience something a little bit different. Big names provide live music and a great time. Opening hours vary by which event is happening so please check before heading out.

Comptons of Soho is a Cask Accredited bar and club with a great selection of real ales. The wood panelled pub downstairs hosts DJs every weekend, while there's a quieter lounge upstairs where you can unwind. As an added bonus, the whole venue is dog friendly so you can bring your fluffy companion with you, whether you're relaxing by yourself or hanging out with friends. Comptons has been welcoming everyone for decades in the heart of gay Soho, and is particularly popular with older and bearier guests.

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.