She Soho

I’ve lived in London my whole life and never enjoyed the nightlife until I went to She. I will never forget the first time I walked in and finally understood the meaning of the term “safe space”. I was able to relax and discover how much I love dancing without fear of judgement. Amazing atmosphere, friendly staff, really inclusive. Only issue is lack of wheelchair access.

Our absolute favourite bar in London as a group of young queer women - and the only place I feel safe enough to fully enjoy the clubbing experience. Wonderful staff, great facilities (including a cloak room), seated areas, bar and dance floor - the space feels super intimate and safe. The DJs are always amazing, Wednesday karaoke is a group favourite. Also a space for trans people to have fun in safety, which is so rare and so important. We love you She Bar ❤️

Do not listen to these last reviews, the bar is obviously a target. I have been to this bar quite a few times since moved to London and I found nothing but good vibes, positive, lovely staff, always down for a laugh or to help you in any case. I feel like home everytime I go and do really recommend it. Thank you for being so amazing team. Keep up the good work ❤️❤️❤️

A big thank you to the security guards at she, Made it such a safe space and were very friendly and professional!!! They made sure a queer muslim friend of mine felt comfortable in the space and literally the sweetest, The atmosphere, the music and the people literally 10/10 will make it a place me and my queer friends visit often

If only we had more queer spaces like this! I live in hope. I always have a pretty chill time at She Soho; security on the door are always fun and respectful, the music is good, the staff are attentive and polite. I hope they're able to find a bigger space in the future, but it's still a super cute venue. I've never felt safer in a club environment, really.

I got a recommendation to visit this club, but unfortunately the interior design is very disappointing and the place is tiny. It literally looks like a gas station with disco balls. I understand it’s the only lesbian club out there, but I wish the community had better options. The staff was very welcoming tho.

This is a place for white men and those who love them. It's not a genuine Lesbian bar. Lesbians need not engage, especially if you're black. There are safer, better places to drink and mingle. Just check out their Instagram if you want to understand.

They don’t do food. Theres plenty of food places nearby. Service was great, staff were really lovely. Atmosphere was quiet and chill on a Sunday night. Other patrons friendly. Overall pretty cool vibe. The bar has this spaceship / someone’s shed aesthetic which this Australian traveller really enjoyed. Good selection of drinks. Music was good. I’d totally back on a more busy night and suss it out again. I liked it.