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London, London
Stylish LGBTQ+ bar on Frith Street in the heart of London's Soho
Circa Soho sits at 62 Frith Street in the middle of London's gay village and has been one of Soho's reliable go-to bars since it opened in 2011. The look is part of the appeal, with Chesterfield sofas, exposed brick, and a dressed-up but unfussy crowd, and the mood shifts through the night, from after-work drinks at the front to a DJ-driven dance floor at the back as the evening builds. Pop remixes and club hits run late. It's a bar first and a club second, which makes it a natural first stop on a Soho crawl or a place to land for the whole night without committing to a big club. Drag and themed nights fill out the week. Central, easy to find, and squarely in the thick of the Old Compton Street scene, it's a dependable pick whether you're a regular or passing through.
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