The Lord Clyde Bars & Clubs in London – GayOut Guide
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The Lord Clyde

Google (105) 4.6
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Visitors frequently praise the friendly staff and enjoyable traditional pub food, with the fish and chips and Sunday roast receiving specific commendations. However, some guests find the loud dance music in the outdoor seating areas off-putting and out of character for the countryside setting, while others have noted issues with cleanliness, particularly sticky tables.

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9 Wotton Rd, London SE8 5TQ, UK
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07306 882555
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About this place The Lord Clyde

The Lord Clyde is a gay bar and club located in Greenwich, a vibrant area of southeast London with excellent transport links and a diverse mix of venues and attractions. As an LGBTQ+ venue, it provides a welcoming space for gay and queer visitors looking to enjoy an evening out in the capital. London's gay bar scene is known for its variety and inclusivity, with venues scattered across different neighborhoods each offering their own character and atmosphere. Whether you're visiting for a casual drink, to meet friends, or to experience the local LGBTQ+ social scene, gay bars and clubs in the city range from intimate neighbourhood spots to larger dancefloors. Greenwich's location makes it accessible from central London and other parts of the city, offering an alternative to the more traditionally known gay venues in areas like Soho and King's Cross. For current information about opening times, events, and what to expect during your visit, you can find the venue on Instagram at @thelordclyde.se8. The full address is 9 Wotton Road, London SE8 5TQ, UK. Whether you're a local or visiting London, this is worth checking out as part of exploring the city's broader LGBTQ+ community spaces.

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Gay LGBTQ+ Food served Outdoor Patio Pub/Tavern Safe space Community oriented Walk-ins welcome

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105 reviews

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wayne horridge
wayne horridge May 2026

One of the friendliest cruise bars in London. Cheap entry fees, Well priced drinks (cheaper than the rest) Mitch and the team are all welcoming a friendly! Love Paunchy and Bear social nights… Leep up the good work guys x

neil wood
neil wood May 2026

I recently attended this pub for their open house event where they open the doors to any gender and sexualities. The place is like the tardis loads of space inside for socialising and a few private areas for more. The bar is well stocked and not expensive and the staff were efficient and friendly. The event was well attended with a good mix of all genders definitely a place I would recommend. A great first visit and not my last

熊风
熊风 May 2026

sorry. but this place is rather exclusive for a fit and cute asian guy. maybe just not their cup of tea. got nothing here but much welcome and actions from other venues. the receptionist had a good smile though.

Bryant Gilmore
Bryant Gilmore Apr 2026
Aomar Karim
Aomar Karim Mar 2026
Carlo A. Valvo
Carlo A. Valvo Feb 2026
Dario Cavicchioni
Dario Cavicchioni Feb 2026

It’s a shame, because this place had the potential to replace other bars and clubs in London. The Lord Clyde has a reputation for being filthy, low‑class, and badly decorated. Everything is mismatched, so you don’t even know where you are. It looks like a cheap 80s disco, with horrible TV screens showing movies nobody wants to watch, disco lights, hangers, boxes, and clutter everywhere. Paint is peeling, the walls are damp, and it all feels cheap and tacky. Inside, it lacks cleanliness, cohesion, and even feels unsafe, with cables and extension cords everywhere and a horrific basement that is cold and messy. Very dirty place, unsafe, with no style or cleanliness. Electric cords and dirty furniture are everywhere, and there is no security at the door.

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Last updated on 5 August 2026

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