Bar LGBTIQ+ · London, Reino Unido
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Frith Street 25
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Great little gay bar there on Friday night - thing tbat lets it down is the dreadful R n B music - not to everyones taste - variety would be better
Without a doubt, Little Ku was the most incredible place I visited in London. Shea welcomed me, told me about the city and London's nightlife, and offered top-notch customer service. Without a doubt, this is a place I will return to every time I'm in London. P.S.: The beer is excellent.
Trey is the best of the very best. Not just is he the ongoing loyal face of KuBar he is welcoming, compassionate, understanding, diplomatic and always make you feel special and welcome. He is a bit like everyone’s aunty and daddy looking out for you if he think you are in a vulnerable State, He always explain about asking for assistance any time and the importance of having a good time making sure you go home happy. I never go home, I go to Ku late. He is my saviour every time and at all times.
I wish i could do a zero star! We have been going there for years, and despite not having the best drinks we liked it. Last night the person at the entrance was quite rude to us and told us we needed to wait 15min to get in (group of 5) because he saw one person from our group finishing a drink before getting in. They didn't wait to see if they were drunk (they weren't) or anything, just straight up starting shouting at us (I had to told them to moderate their voice) - and telling us to wait, there was no reason at all for this, since when seeing someone finishing a drink (without even checking if the drink had alcohol, the person was on the opposite side of the street, they hadn't even approached the entrance) is a reason to reject costumers? This place has really gone downhill, and seeing you had no costumers at all on a Friday night tells you everything! Owners need to reassess the staff they hire.
I really enjoy this place for a nice drink! It's even better when it's not too crowded. I appreciate that they have started playing more Spanish music, which is a rare find in London. However, the only downside is that there isn't much room for dancing. Also, it's worth mentioning that the drinks can be a bit pricey. If you found this review helpful, please consider clicking the like button to show your support.
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