LGBTQ+ Bars and Clubs in London

Last Days of Disco is an all-new addition to Clapham's thriving nightlife scene. Combining elaborate cocktails with stellar DJ nights and the finest dancers, aerial performers and drag artists in the city, it's got all you need for an epic night out. 

Dalston Superstore's weird and wonderful little sister, The Karaoke Hole is your go-to if you're looking for a night out that doesn't take itself too seriously. With some of the city's most outrageous drag stars on hand to keep that energy high, it's the ultimate place to neck some cocktails and sing your heart out.

One of the best lesbian bars in London, this Old Compton Street bar and club is the ultimate night out for queer girls. Sleek and chic in design, She plays host to some of the best selectors on the scene, alongside regular karaoke sessions and jukebox nights for when you just need the DJ to play your tune.

A warm and welcoming events venue and community hub in the heart of Farringdon, The Apple Tree is a lovely spot to find yourself whether you're in the market for some delicious vegan eats, or a serious night out with its mix of open mic nights, cabaret and drag shows and a monthly queer clothes swap.

A gay bar in Soho that should need no introduction, Village has been part of the area's queer heart since the early 90s. A cocktail bar and club complete with go-go dancers and the cheesiest tunes in town, Village also know how to take it easy with a relaxed outdoor area perfect for a few cocktails in the sun.

One for the real party animals, Metropolis is one of East London's biggest and best LGBTQ+ clubs. A short stumble from Bethnal Green's bars and pubs, you're in for a treat at this fun palace as they lay on excellent DJs, cabaret nights, hot tubs, beach rooms and a basement bar complete with stripper poles.

Head over to Frith Street where this little two-storey venue comes packed with characters. Bringing the Ibiza vibes without the beach, Little KU lets you escape from the Soho hustle into a party paradise, it's got cocktails, great music and atmosphere by the bucket.

A sprawling arch club in Vauxhall, Fire is notorious for its hard-partying ways. Home to some of the biggest and baddest gay club nights in the capital, it's become synonymous with the London LGBTQ+ scene and continues to host some of the most raucous nights out in the city.

Arguably the most famous gay club in London, Heaven has got something for everyone. Its stage has played host to some real big hitters, from Kylie Minogue to the great and good of Ru Paul's Drag Race, and even the odd spot from Gemma Collins herself, but make sure you get down in good time because its queue is a fearful thing.

A sparkling nightlife spot right by the river, Embankment's Circa is quickly becoming one of London's best gay clubs. Open until 4am every Friday and Saturday nights, it's got the kind of sleek style perfect for a celebratory night out, and some of the best DJs in town.