London Lesbian Bars

Popular lesbian bar in the heart of London's gay neighbourhood. SHE Soho claims itself as "a modern space for queer women, non-binary folk and their guests."

You'll meet cool lesbians from around the world at this fun lesbian bar in the heart of London's Soho. A great place to end your night. Expect on-the-beat female DJs and hilarious drag kings - visit their website for event details.

Sister venue to Little Ku and Ku Bar.

Gal Pals is a queer dance party in Brighton and London, playing music exclusively by women.

Founded in 2015 by two real-life Gal Pals, Gal Pals is a space created to address the lack of safe spaces for queer women, trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people.

Playing the best in female-fronted pop, hip-hop, R&B and queer party anthems, Gal Pals run regular club nights at Komedia in Brighton and Lafayette in London, roughly once a month.

Sign up for their newsletter on the website to find out upcoming events and get access to discounted tickets.

Launched in 2015, Fèmmme Fraîche aims to bring cutting-edge house, techno & art to queer girls, fèmmmes, butch, trans, non-binary, and everyone in between.

Housed at East London's Dalston Superstore, you can enjoy trash-pop and guilty pleasures upstairs, while downstairs in the basement clubheads get sweaty to Acid, House, Techno and the finest and fraichest underground sounds.

Each party also screens the works of selected up-and-coming female artists, a variety of female performers and hosts. You can also take part in one of their DJ competitions, offering up the chance for budding new DJ's to spin the opening set and showcase their skills.

Check their Facebook page for upcoming events.

Butch, Please! is a club night for lesbians and their friends of all genders and sexualities. As the name suggests, this event is centred around butch women mainly.

Butch, Please! usually runs once a month (or every other month) at their bigger venue, the Clapham Grand, featuring live music and performances, DJs and dancing till late. Make sure to check out other queer events at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, there are plenty!

Butch, Please! sometimes hosts events outside of London, including a Brighton Pride party.

Follow Butch, Please! on their social media pages to get updates about upcoming club nights.

G.IRL (Girl In Real Life) EVENTS is a new event company headed by two queer women, curating monthly premium club nights for queer women and non-binary folks in London and across the UK.

More than 500 guests gather every month to meet, connect and party. Each event is unique and general admission starts at only £20, with option for VIP booths for groups. It's one of the hottest tickets for queer women, so it's best to snag them early!

Follow G.IRL Events on their socials and check out their website to get updates on upcoming monthly parties.

Founded in 2006 by Nicola Chubb, Mint is one of the longest-running lesbian events companies in London. It has earned a reputation for hosting the most popular lesbian and bisexual social events at the best venues across the city. 

Today, Mint holds various gatherings, including Mint Party, Mint Social, Mint Network and Mint Tease. Each of these have different themes and purpose, whether you're looking to party with fellow queer women or indulge in a night of carnal pleasure.

Check out Mint's website and socials to stay updated about their upcoming events.

PXSSY PALACE hosts special club nights for queer women, trans and non-binary people of colour. 

They provide a space for people to dance and connect while encouraging the exploration and expression of each one's authentic self. 

Every club night, PXSSY PALACE provides a taxi fund for trans, gender non-conforming, differently-abled/disabled guests of colour who needs a subsidised taxi home. What's more, they also have a buddy system in place for guests who are planning on coming alone, making it a safer space for everyone.

 La Camionera is London's newest gay bar. An intimate setting for a drink with friends or a date. The terrace is also great place to mingle. They do brunch on Sundays.

A great new addition to East London's lesbian scene, La Camionera is a short walk from Homerton station.

This wine and cocktail bar is billed as "Clapham's Campest Cocktail Bar". It's located in railway arches, just a few steps away from Clapham North Station. It's the place to be seen in South London and is a good starting point before heading to The Two Brewers.

The Bridge offers a relaxing atmosphere and a combination of excellent cocktails, and wine list. DJ's liven up the atmosphere at the weekend.