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and atmospheric gay bar in Victoria – old-skool boozer popular with midnight. Larfge and legendary
– weekend cabaret. post-club crowd at weekends. pub. The spit’n’sawdust feel has
gone, but still popular with mixed
286, 286 Lewisham High Street, KINGS HEAD, 11 Church crowd of male drinkers.
SE14. 020-8690 7648. Large, late- Street, E15. Tel: 020 8534 0197
opening gay pub and club, with Stratford BR and tube. Intimate THE CULVERT, 54 Cowley Mill
regular entertainment and cabaret. and welcoming East End gay pub Road, Uxbridge. 01895 256 690.
Open till 2am Sun-Thur and till 4am – regular cabaret. Uxbridge tube. Mon-Wed 4pm-1am,
Fri-Sat. www.two8six.co.uk Thu noon-2am, Fri & Sat noon-3am,
THE OLD SHIP, 17 Barnes Sun 3pm-1am. Regular discos, cabaret,
THE TRAFALGAR ARMS, Street, E14. Tel: 020 7790 4082. karaoke and one-off events.
148 Tooting High Street, SW17. Limehouse DLR. Open from 7pm www.theculvert.com
020-8767 6059. A spacious, lively, Mon & Tue, from 6pm Wed-Sat,
attitude-free pub. Excellent food from 4pm on Sun. Small, local, THE HOPE & ANCHOR, 20
served all day. Weekly DJs on Friday traditional pub, with regular Macbeth Street, Hammersmith,
and Saturday nights. Karaoke on cabaret. W6. (contact mobile
PROFILE PEOPLE Wednesdays. - 07858281995). New gay pub
Sister venues Profi le Bar and Lo-Profi le both have a busy roster of promotional nights BJ’s WHITE SWAN, for Hammersmith and Chiswick.
arranged for this April. Down at Profi le on Frith Street you’ll fi nd extended happy hours all THE TWO BREWERS, 556 Commercial Road, E1. Tel: 020 Traditional boozer with nightly
night from Sundays to Wednesdays, and between 4 and 9pm on Thursdays to Saturdays. 114 Clapham High Street, SW4. 7780 9870. Limehouse DLR. Mon entertainment – open noon-
Typical off ers includes bottles of Becks and Corona at £2.50, Kronenbourg at £2 a pint and 020 7498 4971. Clapham Common 9pm-1am Tue-Thu 9pm-2am, 11pm throughout week.
£9 for a bottle of wine. tube. Mon-Thu 5pm-2am, Fri & Sat Fri-Sat 9pm-3am, Sun 5.30pm-
DJ Cupcake presides over the new Tuesday night Cupcakes session for girls, while Johnny 5pm-4am. South London’s most midnight. A large, long-running THE RICHMOND ARMS, 20
Hooley hosts his own Hooley’s Hopefuls each Wednesday night. Shy of saying hello to the famed gay cabaret venue. Large gay pub and club, open throughout The Square, off Princes Street,
man you fancy? Get along to this fun singles night and let Johnny make the introductions. bar and separate dancefl oor room. the week and legendary across Richmond. 020-8940 2118. Long-
Lo-Profi le on Wardour Street hosts Plastique every Wednesday from 9pm till 2am, hosted by www.the2brewers.com London! Fun, friendly, and loaded running local gay pub, regular
the legendary Miss Kimberley. She’ll be introducing cutting-edge cabaret and performance with East End charm. Wednesday’s cabaret and entertainment.
pieces, while DJs Nick Evans, Craig Daniels, Ben Parkes and Nick Tcherniak spin the uplifting, XXL, The Arches, 53 Southwark Amateur Strip is an institution.
vocal house sounds. It’s followed each Thursday by Club Couture (9pm till 3am), while Street, SE1. www.xxl-london.com. www.bjswhiteswan.com TED’S PLACE, 305a North End
the fl agship Friday and Saturday nightclub sessions run from 10pm through till 4am, with London Bridge tube. Huge club for Road, West Brompton, W14. 0207
residents on rotation including Paul Heron, Mikey D, Jamie Head, Brent Nicholls, Alessandro, bears, big men and admirers, on WEST LONDON 385 9359. Earls Court or West
Kris Di Angelis, Guy Williams, Oliver M and Hugh Stevenson. Saturday and Wednesday, plus the Brompton tube. Mon-Fri from
Friday XXL Extreme party. BROMPTONS, 294 Old Brompton 7pm-late, closed Sat & Sun. West
arches, host to the likes of Orange, BR. www.therivoli.co.uk Road, Earls Court, SW5. 020 7370 London cruise club. Sleazy… but
A:M, Horizon and Gravity. Open EAST LONDON 1344. Earls Court tube. Big, long- that’s why the regulars love it!
around the clock at weekends. KAZBAR, 50 Clapham High Street, running gay pub and club, open
www.allthingsorange.com or SW4. 020 7622 0070. Clapham THE ANGEL, 21 Church Street, late throughout week. Regular WEST 5, Popes Lane, South
www.fi reclub.co.uk North tube. Mon-Thu 4pm- E15. Tel: 020 8555 1148. Stratford cabaret and club nights. Ealing, W5. 020-8579 3266. Large,
midnight, Fri 4pm-1am, Sat noon- BR and tube. Big gay pub, always popular gay pub with Piano Room
THE GEORGE & DRAGON, 2 1am, Sun noon-midnight. Clapham popular at weekends, with regular COLEHERNE, 261 Old Brompton and cabaret bar, open till late at
BlackheathHill, Greenwich, SE10. video bar, popular throughout the cabaret, DJs and disco nights. Road, Earls Court, SW5. 020 7244 weekends with entertainment
020 8691 3764. www.gandd.org. week and DJs at weekends. 5951. Earls Court tube. Noon- and DJs.
uk. Deptford Bridge DLR. Mon-Thu THE BACKSTREET, Wentworth
4pm-1am, Fri & Sat 4pm-4am, Sun LITTLE APPLE, 98 Kennington Mews, off Burdett Road, E3.
4pm-2am. Late-night pub with Lane, SE11. 020 7735 2039. 020-8980 8557. Over 20 years old
nightly entertainment and popular Kennnigton tube. Open 7 days a – small but legendary dress code
cabaret nights. week. Small, traditional gay boozer leather club, open Thur-Sun.
for local gay boys and girls.
HIDDEN, 100 Timworth Street, THE BLACK HORSE, 168 Mile
SE11. Railway arch venue, home MANBAR, 82 Great Suff olk Street, End Road, E1. Tel: 020 7790
to infamous Hard On night once a SE1. 020-7928 3223. London 1684. Mile End tube. Mon-Thurs
month (www.hardonclub.co.uk). Bridge tube. Late-night cruise bar 8pm-1am, Fri-Sat 8pm-3am, Sun
(with showers!) for men-only. 8pm-1am. Late-opening,East End
THE HOIST, Arch 47c, South www.manbar.info cabaret bar and disco.
Lambeth Road, SW8. 020 7735
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9972. 10pm-late. Door charge and ROYAL VAUXHALL TAVERN, BISTROTHEQUE, 23-27 Wadeson
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strict dress code. One of London’s 372 Kennington Lane, SE11. St, E2. Tel: 020 8983 7900.
most famous dress-code and cruise 020 7840 0596. Opening times Bethnal Green tube. Very mixed, MEGA DEALS
clubs and packed with men-only vary. Vauxhall tube. Door Charge. gay/straight crowd of trendy Megawoof, which was formerly at Crash, has now moved
crowd. Open Friday-Sunday and Huge, traditional and historic gay metrosexuals. Great bar, restaurant, lock, stock and barrel across to the other side of Vauxhall.
occasional Thursdays (SM Gays). pub, with long history of hosting plus separate cabaret room. You’ll now fi nd it running every fi rst Saturday of the month
cabaret. Packed to rafters on at Club Colosseum. The next session for ‘hunks who
JACKIE’S JUKEBOX, Rivoli Saturday (Duckie) and Sunday CHARLIE’S BAR, 124 Globe funk’ will take place on Saturday 5 April from 10.30pm till
Ballroom, 350 Brockley Road, (Chill-Out). www.rvt.org.uk Road, E1. Tel: 020 7790 1007. 6am. The venue boasts two dancefl oors, three bars, a roof
SE4. First Saturday of the Whitechapel tube. Recently garden and state-of-the-art lights and sound system. DJs
month, 7pm-midnight (£7). THE STAG, 15 Bressenden Place, refurbished, Moroccan style on the night include Diddy, Daz Saund, Paul Coals, David
Gay ballroom and Latin dancing SW1. 020 7828 7287. Victoria – friendly, local gay bar. Eph, Sugabear, Jo Public and David Junior. Admission is
night, attracting up to 300 tube. Mon & Tue midday-midnight, £10 for members, £14 for guests or £13 with a fl yer before
dancers a month to the delightful Wed-Fri midday-2am, Sat 5pm- THE JOINERS ARMS, 116 midnight. Advance queue-jump tickets cost £12.
and glamorous 1950s-style Rivoli 2am, Sun 4pm-midnight. Dark Hackney Road, E2. Tel: 020 7739 www.megawoof.com
Ballroom in Brockley. Crofton Park 9854. Debauched decadence
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