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London, London
Soho's glass-fronted LGBTQ+ cafe-bar with daily happy hour until 8pm.
Gay cafe-bar on Rupert Street in the core of Soho's queer village, recognizable by its signature glass wraparound windows — a prime people-watching perch on one of London's busiest strips. The interior leans industrial-chic with a 1990s-inspired aesthetic, and the crowd is a diverse mix of regulars, tourists, and Soho day-drinkers. A daily happy hour runs until 8 PM. Thursday's Draaag! cabaret night and Sunday's Ember's House drag show bookend a weekend of DJ sets. Steps from Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square, with The Yard and Ku Bar as neighbors along the strip, it's a natural early-evening anchor before the basements fill up.
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