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London, London
Legendary Vauxhall gay bar and club, home of the weekly Horse Meat Disco
Eagle London is an independent late-night gay bar and club in Vauxhall, on Kennington Lane, with roots in the city's leather and fetish scene that have since opened out into a broader queer crowd. It's best known as the home of Horse Meat Disco, the Sunday party it launched that grew into a club night with a global following, but the weekend calendar runs deep, with nights like Athena, Handsome, 80:20 and POP! alongside it. The vibe is unpolished by design: a proper dance floor, a private beer garden, a pool table, happy-hour deals, and none of the gloss of a West End bar. It's the gritty end of London nightlife and proud of it. For travelers, it's the reason a lot of people make the trip to Vauxhall in the first place, so show up on a Sunday for Horse Meat Disco and you'll understand why.
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