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Comptons of Soho
The Stonegate pub at 51-53 Old Compton Street. VisitBritain’s LGBTQIA+ London guide calls it a grand old gay pub, open daily from 12pm.
Soho is still the walkable heart of this census: Comptons on Old Compton Street, the Duke of Wellington, Village, and Freedom on Wardour Street, the Yard on Rupert Street, and Ku Bar plus Klub on Lisle Street at the Chinatown edge. Sweatbox, the male-only sauna, sits a short walk north on Ramillies Street. Not every pub on Old Compton Street is listed — a room is public here only when its own site states a queer identity. Treat Soho as one evening. Charing Cross, Vauxhall, and Dalston are separate outings.
Updated 28 September 2026

Getting oriented
Queer life spills across London. This page simply groups places that are easy to combine in one outing.
What to find here

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The Stonegate pub at 51-53 Old Compton Street. VisitBritain’s LGBTQIA+ London guide calls it a grand old gay pub, open daily from 12pm.

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The pub at 77 Wardour Street. Its own contact page describes an LGBTQIA+ room of more than 20 years.

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The LGBTQIA+ bar at 81 Wardour Street. VisitBritain also lists it as open daily from 4pm into the early hours.


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The courtyard gay bar at 57 Rupert Street. Its booking page calls it Soho’s most unique gay venue.

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Ku’s flagship bar at 30 Lisle Street, with a terrace. It sits on the Chinatown edge of Soho, a short walk from Old Compton Street. Klub is the late room in the same building.
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The late room in the Ku building at 30 Lisle Street. It is a separate door time from the Ku Bar terrace, not a second address.

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Male-only gym and sauna at Ramillies House, 1-2 Ramillies Street. The official site calls it a premier male-only gym and sauna and says it is open 24/7. The pages checked do not use the word gay.