With its prime location on Old Compton Street, She Soho attracts diverse individuals, creating a welcoming and lively atmosphere for all.
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Guide To She Soho
She Soho London is a modern and vibrant LGBTQ+ community hotspot in the heart of Soho. As part of the renowned Ku Group, She Soho offers a unique and inclusive space for women and their male guests.
The History of She Soho
She Soho, established as part of the Ku Group in 1995, has been a prominent fixture in London’s LGBTQ+ scene. Originally located on Charing Cross Road, the bar moved to its flagship venue on Lisle Street in 2007. With its modern and stylish interior, She Soho quickly became a favourite destination for women and their male guests, providing a safe and inclusive environment.
The Unique Experience at She Soho
At She Soho, guests can expect a vibrant and inclusive experience. The venue operates as a community hotspot and an after-hours club, catering to diverse individuals. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed evening with friends or a night of dancing and entertainment, She Soho has something for everyone.
A Variety of Events and Entertainment
She Soho hosts various events and entertainment to cater to different interests and preferences. From drag king cabaret to burlesque shows, something exciting always happens at She Soho. Additionally, the venue showcases the hottest DJs on the scene, providing a lively and energetic atmosphere for guests to enjoy.
Women-Priority Venue
One of the standout features of She Soho is that it is a women-priority venue. This means that women and their male guests are given priority access, creating a safe and welcoming environment for women in the LGBTQ+ community. She Soho has become a haven for women of all ages and backgrounds, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment.
Fabulous Drinks Offers
To enhance the overall experience, She Soho offers fabulous drinks to keep the party going. From signature cocktails to a wide selection of spirits, guests can indulge in their favourite beverages while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. The friendly and attentive staff are always on hand to ensure that every visit to She Soho is unforgettable.
She Soho’s Contribution to the LGBTQ+ Community
Throughout its history, She Soho has played a significant role in supporting and celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. The venue actively participates in community initiatives and events, fostering a sense of unity and empowerment. She Soho’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity is evident in its programming and the welcoming atmosphere it provides.
LGBTQ+ Support and Advocacy
She Soho actively supports LGBTQ+ organizations and initiatives, using its platform to raise awareness and promote equality. The venue collaborates with local charities and community groups, hosting fundraisers and events that contribute to the betterment of the LGBTQ+ community. She Soho’s dedication to advocacy sets it apart as more than just a bar but a catalyst for positive change.
Creating a Safe and Inclusive Space
She Soho’s commitment to creating a safe and inclusive space is paramount. The venue operates a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination and harassment, ensuring that all guests feel comfortable and respected. By fostering an environment of acceptance and celebration, She Soho continues to be a beacon of inclusivity within the LGBTQ+ community.
Getting to She Soho
Visiting She Soho is essential for anyone looking to experience the vibrant LGBTQ+ scene in London. Located in the heart of Soho on Old Compton Street, the venue is easily accessible and attracts a diverse crowd. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, She Soho’s central location makes it easily accessible by public transportation. The nearest underground stations are Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road, both within walking distance of the venue. Additionally, several bus routes serve the area, ensuring convenient access for visitors from all over London.
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4 February 2026
Hands down, the best birthday I’ve had in a long time.
From booking to the actual night, she bar made everything feel effortless. Customer support was brilliant from the start, which already set the tone. We were a group of nine (never the easiest), and I really appreciated the care taken to seat us all together.
I even pre-ordered drinks, and the support I received was spot on. Rahul was fantastic online, and Simone at the door was an absolute star; genuinely lovely.
Everything just worked, which meant I could have loads of fun and enjoy my birthday surrounded by my community. Huge thanks to the whole team.
3 January 2026
Loved this place! Small but makes the most of the space. Arrived at about 10pm on Saturday, no wait but a £10 cover. Was about half full when we arrived, filled in as the night went on. Long live lesbian bars!!!
28 December 2025
Disappointment to the lesbian community. Charging £10 to enter a space that resembles a world war 2 underground bunker where lesbians hide accommodates maybe 30 people! Dont get me started on the music consistently appalling that every time I go (once a year) my disappointment is renewed. The dj tonight had very basic and bad mixing skills. I suggested songs because they were clearly struggling and had a Spotify playlist on their computer (yeah I saw that). I’d like to think it was someone else’s playlist because I would lose all respect for you. That’s an insult to the art is djing. Do better! It’s not worth the money and there’s no sense of community in this space why is it suddenly weird to talk to people. Don’t get this vibe anywhere else. Not sociable and horrible music.
19 September 2025
Came into the grand extravagance of what she bar presents itself as on a Thursday night with my girlfriends. We had heard a lot of great stuff about this fine establishment so we absolutely HAD to make a pit stop at She Bar. As a seasoned and mature lesbian I sometimes feel intimidated by sleazy spaces like this as they are designed for a more young and hip crowd, but She Bar changed that perspective of mine forever. Upon entering, we were greeted by Beth (Daddy), the bouncer who gave us a warm welcome and charming smile and proceeded with the usual procedure of checking our bags and ID cards. It always tickles me and makes me feel young again when the bouncer asks me to present my ID cards, and when a woman like Beth asks me to do something, I will do it. The music was not up to par as i was confused by the rhythm and beat, and obnoxiously high pitched Alvin and the chipmunk style lyrics, couldn’t get my jiggly on certainly. The drinks were certainly big and booming and mama got her drank on. The crowd was diverse and lively i felt at home yet i was abroad in a sea of sapphics. Anywho would recommend and give Beth my love when you bop in for a cheeky visit.
24 August 2025
Nice spot to dance, the space was nice, the only downside was, when we went upstairs to get some fresh air, we got lost talking to eachother and suddenly, when we were ready to get in again, everything was closed. No one warned us and all our stuff was on the cloakroom, so we were a little stressed about this. Only after 30min someone went to us perceiving what was happening and got inside by a side door and retreived our stuff.
