Candy Bar (London) Reviews

Candy Bar (London) Pub / Bar National

Description:4 Carlisle Street, W1. Tel: +44 (0)20 7494 4041.

Newest Review: ... buggery, but the bouncer let us in and we headed for the bar. Now, you now those westerns in the saloons in the desert with swinging doors? The maverick strolls in and the place goes silent, the cowboys eye him suspiciously. Well, it was a bit like that. Not much, but you get the picture. I was bloody petrified so all I could do was nonchalantly make a bid for the bar. It was at this point ... more

 ... my friend revealed her urgent need for a visit to the toilet. “OK,” I croaked “I’ll get the drinks in.” So she heads for the latrines and I was left at the bar. On my own. I felt rather vulnerable. I ordered a pair of drink...more

Customer Candy Bar (London) Reviews (1)

thevenerablebede
Candy Bar (London): Every Night is Ladies' Night (1692 words)
by - written on 27/04/01, updated on  13/05/01 (Very useful, 151 readings)
Rating:

The Candy Bar is somewhere in Soho. I couldn’t pin down exactly where it is for you. I couldn’t give you an address or a grid reference but I could get you somewhere near. I know roughly where it is. The problem is that whenever I go to the Candy Bar I am drunk. Friends, drag me there after a few ales, through the streets of Soho. I say these things to clarify two points: that a) I do not go here without persuasion and b) I don’t go here on my own. I want to clarify this because Candy Bar is London’s best lesbian bar. The Vespa Lounge, I hear, is awful, and this is the only place that the bright young dykes wanna hang out. So after a few ...  Read the complete review

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