Gay Directory UK

Welcome to the Gay Directory UK.

We’re a UK based, yellow pages style directory. The site provides a comprehensive directory of business listings such as gay clubs, gay bars, gay hair salons, gay healthcare, gay hotels and hotspots to find your fix. Gay Directory UK is also an excellent outlet for advertisers who are looking for gay friendly sites or who are looking to market their products to the gay community.

Browsing through our gay directory, you’ll discover local businesses from spa and massage services, restaurants, bars, boutiques, and a big number of other businesses promote an atmosphere that not only caters to local residents but even gay, lesbians, bisexuals and transgendered people without any discrimination whatsoever.

A gay business directory is also not complete if it doesn’t feature listings of businesses and services that cater to our needs. It is widely known that gay men are thoroughly outgoing and the nightlife is one of our great passions. An extensive list of bars and clubs is easy to find when we want some fun and entertainment. The same goes true for travel services that suit the particular lifestyle of the LGBT community especially those who prefer to travel with our partners or whoever we are in a relationship with at the moment.

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    TEST PLACE LISTING SUBSCRIBER

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    Category: Bar / Pub
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    G-A-Y

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    XXL

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    Category: Nightclub
    Very popular club luring cruisy, older bears (ex-1970s/80s clones) and their younger protégés, rubbing up against less stalky and less bearded but still hungry onlookers.   Established in 2000 by Mark Ames. In March 2012 XXL moved from Arcadia (formerly the Arches) to Pulse — an enormous south-of-the-river club that opened March 2011. The clientele is more casual and less bear-like than it once was.   Monthly night XXL Leather combines bulk and…leather, with harnessed hunks crowding the dance floor. Located five minutes’ walk north of Southwalk tube station, a minute west of Tate Modern. Also ten minutes west of London Bridge.
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    G-A-Y at Heaven

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    The young, the restless and the G-A-Y. The enduringly popular G-A-Y remains one of London’s defining gay institutions, especially among the under-25s. Started in 1976, the dance-and-cruise club spent most of its iconic years in Charing Cross Rd, in various sections of the London Astoria (a former cinema). Until the late 1980s the club night went by the name of Bang!, but was changed to G-A-Y when taken over by Bang! DJ Jeremy Joseph in the early 1990s. In 2008, anticipating the Astoria’s much-protested demolition, Joseph took G-A-Y to subterranean homo haven Heaven for a thriving afterlife, which continues today. Expect a decidedly young, pop-loving, good-natured, energized crowd, with the occasional big-name pop star appearing on stage. In 2013 Joseph basically bought out Heaven (the former wine cellar of Charing Cross Hotel), which Jeremy Norman originally opened to much fanfare in 1979. Richard Branson owned Europe’s most famous gay venue between 1982 and 2003, and it was here in late 1983 that Frankie Goes to Hollywood filmed their then-notorious “Relax” video. G-A-Y nights happen on Thursday, Friday and Saturdy, with Friday’s Camp Attack closest in spirit to the old days at the Astoria. There’s Porn Idol on Thursday, plus Monday’s mostly gay Popcorn (“hedonistic Latin-charged dance”). Tube stations: Embankment and Charing Cross.
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    Flamingos Coffee House

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    Category: Coffee Shop
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    Flamingos Coffee House is Leeds’ first late night, dry (alcohol free) LGBT+ friendly Coffee House, serving a selection of coffees, hot and cold drinks, cakes and light meals, with a range of vegan and gluten free options. Opening hours: 8am-9pm Monday to Saturday and 9am-7pm Sunday Please be sure to check the venues website for opening hour changes (especially over public holidays) and for the latest offers.

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