She Soho
A modern space for women, non binary folk and their guestsAverage Reviews
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She Soho, a cozy spot in London's Old Compton Street, is where the queer women and non-binary peeps hang. It's not just a bar; it’s like the cool kid of London’s queer scene. Think about stepping into this basement bar and getting hit with those good, friendly vibes. It’s small, but hey, that just adds to the charm.
What’s going on at She Soho? Well, they've got everything from dancehall beats on Thursdays with DJ Malika, to those nights when you can just let loose with their resident DJs. Want to unleash your inner star? They’ve got karaoke nights with Drag King hosts. And for those into drag king shows, this place is a gem.
People who've been there can't stop talking about how welcoming and chill the staff are. It's like hanging out at a friend’s place but with better music and drinks that won't break the bank. You might walk in early on a Thursday and find it's quiet, but that's cool. It gives you time to chat with the staff, who are super chill.
Bottom line: She Soho is more than just a bar. It’s a spot where you can feel at home, meet some awesome people, and just have a good time, whether it's a full-on party night or a laid-back evening. It's the kind of place you'll want to visit again and again.
What’s going on at She Soho? Well, they've got everything from dancehall beats on Thursdays with DJ Malika, to those nights when you can just let loose with their resident DJs. Want to unleash your inner star? They’ve got karaoke nights with Drag King hosts. And for those into drag king shows, this place is a gem.
People who've been there can't stop talking about how welcoming and chill the staff are. It's like hanging out at a friend’s place but with better music and drinks that won't break the bank. You might walk in early on a Thursday and find it's quiet, but that's cool. It gives you time to chat with the staff, who are super chill.
Bottom line: She Soho is more than just a bar. It’s a spot where you can feel at home, meet some awesome people, and just have a good time, whether it's a full-on party night or a laid-back evening. It's the kind of place you'll want to visit again and again.
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Based on 474 reviews
Leah CL
00:59 30 Sep 24
Came all the way from Canada and were not disappointed!! Cute tiny dance floor + separate sit-down area, kind bartenders, great DJ, tasty drinks. Love that they don’t let in cis men. Even on a Sunday night the vibes were perfect. We’ll be back next time we’re in London (and will bring cash next time so we can tip)!!Camille C
17:20 28 Sep 24
This was genuinely the best night of my life. People were very kind and fun. They played a lot of rihanna. Shout to manager Liv (the Lesbian from Leeds) we love you!!! xoxo hope and camille (we’ll see you at karaoke Wednesday 😉 )M N (Mya)
00:28 28 Sep 24
Teo Tysm is an incredible bartender! Always kind, welcoming, and attentive, Teo makes every visit special. Fantastic drinks and even better vibes! 🩷🩷Chante
21:27 14 Sep 24
Kacey was absolutely amazing! I had a domestic violence incident and she was professional, polite and supportive. Much appreciated! More considerate but savage staff like her in the night life world needed! I love this space, I feel safe and like I can have a fun time so Thankyou!mariam chwe
12:22 21 Jul 24
fun night out especially when you have good company with you. drinks are not horribly priced music is good and staff are super friendly and chatty. defo worth visiting as part of the lesbian london communitySophie C.
05:46 15 Jul 24
Very cute and cozy bar for LGBTQ+ women. It's a nice change from the male dominated gay bars in the area. The entrance is to the side of Bar Soho, and you...Rashi
20:11 09 Jul 24
Racist staff! Very unkind, don’t waste your money and time! They traumatised me, I feel ashamed of even saying what they did to me. If you want to remove someone from the club, don’t take away their dignity while doing so. It was meant to be a safe place for women but it’s the worst place you can go to as a woman. I will be reporting them to the police for taking away my dignity and filming it. Not something you expect in a developed country!urvija upadhyay
09:22 30 Jun 24
Casey the security guard is very rude to an extent that if her word is not followed in 10 seconds she made sure we couldn't enter the club. Liv the manager diplomatically directed us to speak to the other manager Freddy who patiently heard us and yet couldn't do anything but follow what Casey said. Hope other people who were mistreated by her speak up so an action can be taken. Casey pushed me intentionally while she had a big argument with another woman who wanted to take a number to get in. Please check CCTV footage 6:30 ish.I would not be exaggerating if I call this woman a racist. I read the reviews before, everytime your club has received a 1 star, it's because of the ginger head security guard, CASEY. And yes it wasn't because of the extra crowd for pride, its what this woman is about. Hope she realises she doesn't have any real power and the misconduct will definitely get back to her in the form of Karma.Arianna Paules Aldrey
20:16 14 Jun 24
Lovely club for queer women! Atmosphere is great and music too. Only con is that the place is a bit small. Hopefully there will be more and more places like this for queer women everywhere.Danielle Vanier
14:59 26 May 24
Still really upset a few days on of my experience at She. I’ve never been before but I’ve been out for a few years now so wanted to take my best friend to a few queer bars. Turned up to She at about 8pm and was denied entry because I had sandals on. My friend was in DM boots. The person on the door was really rude and abrupt. I feel SO embarrassed. They said it was company policy which would be fine if that was the case but I have seen pictures of my friends and people I follow online in She wearing heels, mules, open toe shoes. There should be a written policy on the door and their dress code should be online no? It’s nowhere on their Insta or their website. Leaving this review because I don’t want anyone else to goall the way there to be turned away for wearing open toe shoes. In my heart, if I’m honest I feel like there was another reason but I don’t want to make any assumptions.Sinead Leader
02:02 03 Mar 24
Great place and alright music the vibe is great. Recommend making the most of the cloakroom because it gets STEAMY! Not in the way you’d like 😂. Music is okay drinks are London priced and the queue was around a hour at 11 we came from Manchester so not used to the long queues but worth a visit. Love that the staff on the door were active on protecting this queer space! Made for a great vibe once inside!MissusC
05:35 03 Feb 24
Had only one night in London while on holiday and happened upon this cute "underground" hole in the wall bar/club. The bartender recommended me a lovely drink that was low carb (I'm diabetic and don't drink much), much appreciated. Met some lovely people. The music was good and not played so loud that people had to yell at one another to have a decent convo, which was great. Good mix of young and old crowd, and the staff was friendly and non-pretentious, very "down to earth." Clean place. I had dinner plans elsewhere so I had to bolt just as things were perking up. Should I ever be so blessed to visit UK again I'm def stopping by again! Cheers from the States!_.N A B._
23:16 29 Jan 24
Favourite place in the world. Go very frequently and the entire staff and security are incredible. Have never felt safer at any bar or club. Constantly recommending to bring everyone I know hereLei H
16:56 29 Jan 24
The security guard seemed to exhibit severe racial bias and a tendency towards violence. I am sad that my favourite place is rude by this security. I will never come back again or recommend this place to any non-white peopleMy friend and I, both Asians, joined a queue to enter a dance floor, observing everyone else doing the same. A blonde security guard approached from the bottom of the stairs, bypassing all the white people in line ahead of us, and singled us out, instructing us to leave. When I questioned why she didn't speak to the white people, she reluctantly told them to leave, but upon their loud refusal, she turned and forcefully pushed us away. My friend, caught off guard, fell to the ground.Safety Concern: The security guard's action of pushing people on the stairs to the floor is extremely dangerous. A fall in such a place could lead to serious injury.Racial Discrimination: The fact that the guard only used force against Asian women, ignoring the white women in a predominantly white queue, is a clear instance of racial discrimination.Nicole Gomez
17:04 24 Jul 23
Cool staff, good drinks, cute vibes. We went early in the night on a Thursday so there was not many people but it’s always nice to be in a lesbian setting. The staff was super chill to talk to. Would definitely like to visit for a full night out. Drinks were decently priced, not too high.Sabrina Chang
06:31 23 Apr 23
This is the best lesbian bar I’ve ever been. Even though the place is not spacious, it gives you a sense of warmth and comfort. On Wednesday, they have a karaoke night, and you can order whatever songs you want to sing. The staff here are friendly and welcoming. It’s definitely a place I will visit again and again every time I return to the city.CJ Blessing
19:31 03 Feb 23
My very first bar I HAD to stop at when I was in London. So damn cute. I wish I could have stayed longer or returned during my trip. Maybe next time. Thanks for having NA beer options!Estelle Mailhou
08:34 16 Jan 23
Great experience!I liked the vibe and the fact that it’s only people who identify as female or non binary inside (men are allowed when they come with women apparently and I saw few of them)The dj (who is very pretty) plays very good music! Too bad the place is like sooo small :(No menu for drinks… I don’t really like that because you don’t have prices nor choice, you have to know what you want to drink and trust them for the price. I payed 7,5£ a gin tonic which I think is alright, I would pay a bit more in Paris so no surprise for me.Also entrance is 10£! And there is a cloakroom for 2£ per item I thinkOtherwise the atmosphere is cool and even when you come by yourself you’ll not stay alone for longAva S.
05:14 14 Jul 22
I loved She Soho! This is a bar specifically for LGBTQ women and the people they bring with them. I felt very safe in this bar, and the music in the dancing...Anne K.
23:15 24 Apr 19
Underground bar for LGBTQ+ women (and allies) with good music & cheap drinks. Cover charge is always low and door policy is good.Ki N.
18:14 11 Jan 18
Awesome little place with a cheap cover charge. Fun fun fun fun looking forward to the weekend
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