Clubbing in Soho is a must-do experience in London! This energetic neighborhood in the heart of the West End offers some of the most iconic nightlife spots in the city. Known for its exclusive private clubs, LGBTQIA+ friendly venues, cocktail bars, and buzzing dance floors, Soho has something for everyone. No matter what your taste in music or perfect night out, you are guaranteed an amazing night in Soho.
To help you find your next hangout, we’ve created a list of our top 12 Soho clubs.
The Windmill Soho Nightclub
Why Go: Enjoy a mix of theatrical dining with showgirls and cabaret performances in a luxurious setting.
Dress Code: Smart; no sportswear or hoodies, fancy dress only when specified.
Price Range: ££
Location: 17-19 Great Windmill St, London W1D 7JZ
Follow: @windmillsoho
Century Club
Century Club is a private members club
that not only offers exclusive events, but a great place for parties and night’s out. From live music to cocktail evenings, Century Club always has something going on.
Make sure to head out onto the outer terrace for some breathtaking views of the London skyline. Or head out onto the rooftop terrace for cocktails and Al Fresco dining. There are a total of nine different rooms to choose from here, so there’s a space for every event, meeting or simple get together.
Price: £££
Dress code: Smart
Address: 61-63 Shaftesbury Ave, London W1D 6LQ
Follow: @century_soho
The Roxy
This student friendly bar is one of the best clubs in Soho for great drink deals and all your favourite cocktails. You can get 2 for £10 on all their best cocktails every day during happy hour and ‘happier hour’.
The Roxy is where you’ll want to be when you feel like an all night dance party. They have regular guest DJ sets and themed nights that will keep you going until 3am. It’s also a short walk from Tottenham Court Road station, making it easy to get to.
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 3-5 Rathbone Pl, London W1T 1HJ
Follow: @theroxylondon
St Moritz Club
Down in a basement along Wardour street you’ll find the St Moritz club. A place for ska, R&B and blues lovers since the 1960’s. This intimate club only has a small capacity but it offers some of the best live performances in Soho.
Head to St Moritz on a Thursday night for Gaz’s Rockin’ Blues and enjoy ska, blues, funk and world music. Or why not swing by on a Friday & Saturday night for live bands and some amazing upcoming artists?
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 159 Wardour St, London W1F 8W
Village Soho
As gay clubs in Soho go, you can’t beat one of the originals. Village Soho offers a safe space for all members of the LGBTQIA+ community and has done for many years. Make sure to check their ‘what’s on’ calendar to see what DJs and shows are planned.
You can also grab up to 50% off selected drinks during happy hour, which runs from 4pm-9pm every day. Or, if you love the limelight, take to the stage for Karaoke every Wednesday.
LGBTQIA+ Friendly
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 81 Wardour St, London W1D 6QD
Follow: @village_soho
The Box Soho
The Box Soho is a mysterious cabaret nightclub tucked away in the backstreets of Soho. Here you’ll see some of the most extravagant performances you’ll ever see. It’s a place to completely cut loose and have a wild night out.
Clubbing in Soho has never been more luxurious than it is at The Box. Why not treat yourself and your friends to a bottle of Dom Perignon or explore the secret room in the lower levels.
Price: ££££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 11-12 Walker's Ct, London W1F 0SD
Follow: @boxsoho
Freedom Bar Soho
Freedom Bar Soho is one of the best gay bars and clubs in Soho. With a unique theatrical flair, you’ll be blown away by the shows and performances on offer. Make sure to check out their Kinky Kabaret every Monday night for singers, drag artists and so much more.
Freedom is spread across two distinct floors. Relax and enjoy your favourite drinks in the cocktail bar, or head to the club space for DJ sets and plenty of dancing. You might even spot the next up and coming West End star at the graduate Sing Out events!
LGBTQIA+ Friendly
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 60-66 Wardour St, London W1F 0TA
Follow: @freedombarsoho
Soho Zebrano
Deep in the heart of the neighborhood is one of the best clubs in Soho, Zabrano. This club is the place to go for delicious cocktails and amazing drink offers. Make sure to pop in for ‘Zappy’ hour to get cocktails from £5.50 and beer or a glass of wine from just £3.50.
Zebrano also has some amazing events lined up each week. Regular nights include open mic nights, quizzes, comedy nights and drag brunches. The venue combines three unique spaces, the club, the cocktail and the restaurant. Grab some Filipino BBQ and grill dishes before you hit the dancefloor or get started on the cocktail menu.
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 18 Greek St, London W1D 4DS
Follow: @zebranosoho
Circa Soho
Circa Soho is part of the LGBTQIA+ Baby Bull Group. It was the first venue of the group of clubs and continues to be one of the best gay clubs in Soho. The bar may be small but it’s definitely mighty, with regular DJs and dancing until 1am.
This venue is a great place to wind down or have a more relaxed and easy going night out. Grab a table or a booth and just relax with friends over expertly crafted cocktails or your favourite beer.
LGBTQIA+ Friendly
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 62 Frith St, London W1D 3JL
Follow: @circasoho
Thirst Bar
If you’re looking to stay out as late as possible, get yourself to Thirst bar. Here you’ll be able to party until 3am while enjoying an amazing mix of music and delicious drinks. There’s two distinct rooms to choose from, the main bar or the more intimate private event room.
There’s two happy hours to catch for amazing drink deals, Stupid Hour which runs from 4pm-6pm Mon-Fri and Happy Hour 6pm-8pm Mon-Fri. They also have happy hours on Saturdays from 4pm to 6pm. Stop by to enjoy offers on both classic cocktails like the Cosmopolitan, or go contemporary with a Mai Tai.
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 53 Greek St, London W1D 3DR
Follow: @thirstbar
The Yard Bar
The Yard Bar is a beautiful, botanical laden gay bar in the heart of Soho. Here you’ll be able to sit and relax in the beautiful courtyard, or head inside to the rustic style bar.
There’s always something going on but in the summer months the club really comes alive. With stunning outdoor spaces, there’s no better place to grab a drink and let go of the day. Make sure to keep an eye on their social media feeds to see what events are on each week.
LGBTQIA+ Friendly
Price: ££
Dress code: Smart Casual
Address: 57 Rupert St, London W1D 7PN
Follow: @theyardsoho
How to find the best clubs in Soho
Whether you’re into cabaret, live music, LGBTQIA+ venues, or exclusive members-only clubs, Soho offers a nightlife experience for everyone. Be sure to check each club's social media to stay updated on special events, themed nights, and entry policies.
If you want easy access to Soho nightlife, consider living near Bethnal Green with the Central Line providing direct access to Soho’s top nightlife spots. With a night tube, you can enjoy Soho’s nightlife without worrying about getting home.
So, where will you go for your next unforgettable night out in Soho?
FAQ: Best Clubs in Soho 2024
1. What are the best clubs in Soho for dancing?
Soho has plenty of dance clubs where you can enjoy great music and lively atmospheres. Top choices include The Roxy, which offers themed nights and DJ sets perfect for dancing, Thirst Bar Soho, open until 3 am for those who want to dance all night, and Freedom Bar, where the LGBTQIA+ community can enjoy a mix of cabaret and DJ performances.
2. Which are the best LGBTQIA+ clubs in Soho?
Soho is well-known for its inclusive and vibrant LGBTQIA+ nightlife. Some of the best LGBTQIA+ clubs include The Yard Bar with its stunning courtyard, Village Soho with regular karaoke and live DJs, Freedom Bar Soho for its Kinky Kabaret, and Circa Soho, which has a cozy vibe and fantastic cocktails.
3. Are there any exclusive or members-only clubs in Soho?
Yes, Century Club is a private members-only club in Soho that offers an exclusive experience with a rooftop terrace and several event spaces. Known for its stylish ambiance, it's ideal for a more sophisticated night out with live music and cocktails.
4. What are some affordable clubs in Soho?
Soho offers options for every budget. For affordable nightlife, head to The Roxy, which has great happy hour deals, and Soho Zebrano, where “Zappy Hour” offers drinks starting at £5.50. Village Soho also has a happy hour with discounts of up to 50% on selected drinks from 4 pm to 9 pm.
5. Which clubs in Soho have live music?
If you love live music, St Moritz Club is known for its intimate setting and live ska, R&B, and blues performances. The Windmill Soho also offers live cabaret shows with a vintage twist, while Freedom Bar Soho hosts Kinky Kabaret nights featuring singers, drag artists, and more.
6. Do clubs in Soho have a dress code?
Yes, most clubs in Soho have a dress code. While many places, such as The Roxy and Village Soho, are fine with smart casual, others like The Windmill Soho and Century Club require a smart dress code. Sportswear and hoodies are usually not allowed, so it’s best to dress up a bit.
7. What’s the best time to go out in Soho?
Soho comes alive in the evening and stays busy late into the night. Many clubs open around 5 pm with happy hours, while late-night venues like Thirst Bar stay open until 3 am. The weekends, especially Friday and Saturday nights, are typically the most popular times for clubbing in Soho.
8. How can I get to Soho’s nightlife spots?
Soho is easily accessible via the London Underground. Stations like Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Circus, and Leicester Square are all close by, making it easy to access from various parts of London. If you’re staying nearby, the Central Line night tube offers convenient late-night travel on weekends.
9. Are there any free entry clubs in Soho?
Some clubs in Soho may offer free entry or discounted entry during certain hours, especially during happy hour. Circa Soho and The Yard Bar often have free or low-cost entry, and it’s worth checking the social media pages of your chosen clubs for specific entry deals and promotions.
If you’re looking to move somewhere with easy access to Soho nightlife, why not take a look at our Vantage Point development in Islington. From Archway station, you’ll be able to catch the Northern Line straight to one of the stations encircling Soho.
