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Village Soho

Village Soho, Wardour Street, London, UK
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.
Dancers, Karaoke, Cocktails
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