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London, London
West London cruise bar with men-only and trans-inclusive nights
Ted's Place is a gay cruise bar tucked below street level on North End Road in Fulham — one of West London's longest-running LGBTQ+ spots. The weekly schedule rotates between men-only cruise nights (underwear-optional Tuesdays, clothed Fridays) and evenings welcoming trans women, crossdressers, and their admirers alongside gay men on Mondays, Thursdays, and Sundays. The low-lit, no-frills space keeps things relaxed with well-priced drinks and friendly bar staff. It's not a mega-club and doesn't pretend to be — Ted's works because the crowd knows what they're there for and the atmosphere stays easy-going. If you're after London's cruise scene outside of Vauxhall, this is the West London option.
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