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London, London
Soho margarita bar with a basement dance floor, sibling to Ku Bar
Little Ku is the smaller, gay-owned sibling of the Ku Bar complex, spread across three floors of a Frith Street townhouse in the heart of Soho. It bills itself as Soho's go-to margarita bar — classic and flavoured — alongside the usual cocktails and beers. The curved-ceiling basement is where DJs take over from Wednesday through Saturday, running pop, dance, and throwbacks. Part of the Ku Group, London's long-running gay-owned bar family, Little Ku works as a warm-up to the bigger Ku Bar a short walk away — but the intimate scale and the margarita list make it worth a stop on its own. You're one block off Old Compton Street, in the middle of the Soho scene without being on its busiest stretch.
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