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Village Soho
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Village Soho

Multi-level Soho gay bar with DJs, dancing and cocktails

London, UK
3.9
2,324 reviews

Neighbourhood

London

Category

Bars

Vibe

Gay bar, Soho +6

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About Village Soho

Village Soho has occupied its prominent Wardour Street corner since 1991, making it one of the longest-running gay bars in the neighbourhood. The multi-level venue offers several different moods without leaving the building. The ground floor is social and music-led, with a predominantly gay crowd and plenty of people-watching. Upstairs provides cocktails, booths and a view over the street, while late nights bring DJs, go-go dancers and more of a club atmosphere. Weekly drag, themed events and drinks offers add variety to the regular programme. Village works for everything from an early meeting point to a late Soho finish, but the spaces and music can become busy on Friday and Saturday. Check the event schedule and current opening hours if you want a particular show or quieter visit.

What to expect

Expect a polished, multi-level gay bar that becomes louder and more dance-focused later. Different floors offer slightly different moods.

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Good to know about Village Soho

Practical tips before you visit

Saturday opening is earlier than the rest of the week
The upstairs cocktail space may have different opening arrangements
Check weekly events for drag, DJs and club nights

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Location

Village Soho

Village Soho, Wardour Street, London, UK

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4.4

2,324 reviews

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    3.9
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    4.4

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André Benevides
André Benevides

2 months ago

One of the best gay bars in London! Ivan, the bartender, is amazing, professional, funny, and genuinely lovely. He definitely deserves a pay rise! 😁 Vivian Bam Bam is the best DJ I've come across in any bar so far. Their music selection and style can keep people dancing all night, even without a drop of alcohol. Village is an absolute must-visit if you want to have a fantastic night out in London.

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Andrean Georgiev
Andrean Georgiev

3 months ago

Security guards were on a power trip, wouldn’t let me or any other people in into an empty bar for no reason. The woman at the entry was quite delusional, guiding everyone towards other bars. lol. Seriously if I were the owner, I’d be pissed. I wasn’t drunk or anything, it was that I wasn’t with other people or something. At least that’s what the security woman said. She was very proud of herself

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Ofer En
Ofer En

6 months ago

Came alone by a recommendation of a friend, I was denied entry on the grounds of: “we don’t know you, sorry”. Hope it’s not racism, anyways disgusting place to visit. Also: owner comment keeps the trend going: nothing like that was ever said to me, this is a complete lie. Be aware of racism!

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Tariq
Tariq

2 months ago

Security staff great, bar staff friendly. Been a regular here for the last 13 years. The management is awful. The manager turns the music up to unhealthy levels and closes his eyes to anyone else. Drives the punters to the other side of the bar due to horrendous noise for the terrible 8pm “entertainment”. Horrible little man attitude, walks around oblivious to customer needs. Staff don’t even like him. Sooner he goes the better.

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Ajay Davis
Ajay Davis

a month ago

The security personnel exhibited an excessive display of authority, denying entry to myself and other patrons to an ostensibly vacant establishment without apparent justification. The individual managing the entrance appeared to be operating under a misapprehension, directing all prospective customers to alternative venues. It is my professional opinion that such conduct would be a cause for significant concern for the proprietor. My sobriety was not a factor in this situation; rather, the security representative indicated that my unaccompanied status was the reason for refusal. This individual appeared to take considerable satisfaction in her decision.

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