Comptons Of Soho in City of London, Westminster

This place is very popular and the staff are always pleasant and I do like the style of service here as there's always plenty of banter with your server. It's had a refit since my last visit so we went on an October Sunday and had 2 starters 2 roast beef and a cheese board,( which wasn't on the menu and our waiter had a word) a couple of sherries and a bottle of white wine...£140........ The food was fine but nothing special on this occasion however I have had amazing lamb here before. There are also lots of quirky top quality condiments on the table which are a talking point during your meal.

One of my favourite pubs in this part of london ;-) always busy, but always seem to get a drink with minimal delay. Great atmosphere and setting.

This is a friendly and buzzing pub in Soho. The only downside was a couple of bar tenders being unfriendly and commenting about some clients and it wasn't done discretely. A shame as other staff members and manager were very nice.

Went with friends for a drink or two sat in the window and watched the world go by . Nice place , really nice atmosphere . Saw the odd celebrity walk by . Really nice place.

When in town leads try to pop in for a pint or two herePopped in this weekend a couple of times with partner and then with friends.The decor is fab, traditional London pub with a bit of added flairThe crowd is usually a little older which is niceNo thumping tunes , just a great buzz from the customersBeer always goodBest point is the staff who are always brilliant , helpful, friendly. If your on your own always make you feel welcome and chatThank you

If you are after an older crowd come here. They kept ringing the bell for last drinks but the bar staff were hot.

Clique in the corner! Bar Supervisors and certain customers make this old gem feel uncomfortable and unwelcoming. The bar is not as busy as it used to be and the recent price rice may have something to do with this.

Toilets are filthy on the ground floor, and if you ask to use the upstairs toilets the staff will ridicule you to all the other 'barmen' . They couldn't be more unfriendly if they tried. Get better staff who care.

Love this pub. Great for people watching if that's what you like but also very cruisey. Great guys and a fantastic mix of suits and more relaxed dress. They mix well and are very respectful. Staff are lovely.....especially the manager. Don't be fooled by the people in here. They are pussycats!

Comptons is a very friendly pub on old Comptons street. Many people here from wing and you will find someone to talk to while you're drinking your beer. The bartenders are friendly and the location is convenient. You should go around 5 pm. Majority of the clientele are over 40.

Die Stimmung dort war sehr gut....das Lokal war gut besucht. Es gibt einen ersten Stock wo es etwas ruhiger zugeht und auch etwas heller ist.....EM Übertragung hat nicht gestört. Personal freundlich und Getränke sehr gut. kommen gerne wieder

Clientèle masculine uniquement, mais les femmes sont les bienvenues. Ce bar est un chouette pub pour la communauté gay. Le public n'est pas le plus jeune, mais l'ambiance y est très chouette.

At a time when so many traditional British pubs are closing it's great to see that Comptons is flourishing. The management and bar staff are welcoming, very friendly and efficient and unlike some gay (and straight) bars there's no attitude. The pub attracts a wide range of customers and it's great that you can go in during the afternoon and the place won't be empty. I drink wine and there's a good selection at reasonable prices. Keep up the good work!

Visited as a couple. Aware mainly male customers but other women in the bar. Did not feel uncomfortable but the bar staff seemed efficiently indifferent. Very busy so obviously popular, but maybe that is due to the location? Gin and tonic served with pumped tonic, so not my favourite.Overall impression: not very friendly!

It's such a shame that Comptons has such rude bar staff because it has the potential to be a really great bar. I've repeatedly been asked to leave and when I ask what the reason is I'm told they don't have to tell me. There's one member of staff in particular who doesn't like me, I really don't know why that should be but whenever he's working I eventually get asked to leave - usually by another member of staff, because he doesn't have the courage to speak to me himself. There's also a very cliquey group of people who sit in the same corner every day - gossiping about everyone and making myself and my friends quite uncomfortable. One of these people is very friendly with the staff member who doesn't like me, and the other afternoon once again I was told I couldn't come back in after having a cigarette. I was given no reason but I'm not stupid. In a bar like this everyone should be welcome and no one customer should have the right to choose who drinks there. As for the staff, the reason they refuse to give a reason is because there is no reason other than the fact that staff member X doesn't like me and customer X feels the same. This has to be the most unfriendly place I've ever vistited but thankfully there are lots of other places to go where at least you know you're not going to be asked to leave because a member of staff has an attitude problem or a customer thinks he owns the venue. I know they don't care, this place is busy and most of the other customers seem happy enough but it's shocking that this is happening on a regular basis. Shame on you Comptons. We won't be coming back.

I visit this pub every 2 weeks or so to catch up with friends, it’s a local bar to where I work. I love the atmosphere and always have a good time there, more importantly I understand its importance at a time where social cleansing with the Gay communities in London seems to be on the increase – it’s important these places remain a sense of solidarity and therefore the people ‘on the ground’ working can help give and sustain this to be a great place but there are some absolutely rude bar staff… Over the years there’s one or two – the rest are really lovely. I would be keen to see their staff strategy (if any) and would hope there’s a sub-section “Manners” and how to use them for those that desperately need it.I’m always pleasant to them and not letting these experiences skew my feelings about Comptons but the attitude and rudeness gets so tiresome. We’re all human, not machines. Calm down fellas!

This bar is simply the best! Great atmosphere, great music, great staff. Particularly love the small Turkish guy with the bald head - not simply because he is the HOTTEST member of staff behind the bar with his gorgeous RIPPED 8 pack body but because he is always a great laugh and never ceases to provide a first rate customer service.

This is my regular meeting point for me and my social circle, has been for the last 18 years but we meet and never leave, without fail the bar boys and managers just keep us there with their ability to make us all feel special and the place just has the best atmosphere, please please please change nothing!!!!!

Visited this place several times while in London. Found the staff disinterested in customers and the security over zealous in their effort to throw customers out after the stupidly early closing hours. ..especially having paid for a beer then to have security demand tat you leave it? ...awful place. ..won't be back

A great no attitude bar with a great atmosphere and very welcoming. Very friendly attentive bar staff and managers. Great over the weekend nights and also on Mondays for happy hour with a good DJ. One of the best bars in London and certainly my favourite.

I don't go to a lot of bars in London, but Comptons is always somewhere to visit.There's always a great buzz and the staff are friendly and helpful. Weekends get busy, adding to the great atmosphere. I always feel safe going there. The door staff are watchful and respectful, even when tasked with the onerous duty of having to search bags.

I really like Comptons pub, I do go there for years and I think this pub deserve a round of applause for staying original and unspoiled. The pub is a peace of jewellery of the Old Compton street, and a living history! My favourite day there was one day all of electricity went off all of a sudden in soho area including Comptons, there was no music no lights absolutely nothing! The whole of street was blacked out like during second world war! But that did not stop anyone leaving the pub. We carried on drinking and started talking with one another even with strangers! Staff was amazing, they placed candles everywhere and did everything to entertain people. We were all joking giggling and laughing it was so cosy and romantic too! Ferhat is one of my favourite barman there (One with the German accent) He worked really hard with the others to keep us entertained, I couldn't help myself with making "Hide Ferhat Germans are coming" jokes with him. He mades us laugh so much all night I will never forget. I hope Comptons never changes and stays as a friendly place like this. It is so sad seeing pubs similar to this loosing business and closing down every year in London.

I usually visit this bar on the weekends and on Mondays when they have the happy hour. The bar is crowded with a mixture of all type of guys and even the bartenders are a well mixed team. I really enjoy the conversations/laughs with the short beardy barman as he is very witty. But also the other staff are very entertaining and I'm looking forward for the next visit.

I like Comptons and i have been coming here for the last 12 years or so , i have to say that a lot of the staff and their attitude leaves a lot to be desired , i was in there with mates a few weeks back with my money poised to order , a barman looked at me and walked past to serve someone else when i had been there first , then when i did get served they have the cheek to leave your change on a tray in expectation of a tip ...heres one , .. be nice to your customers , you might get one then ! I was here last night and the pub seems to leave candles out , not a good idea amongst inebriated men ; there was one guy who was drunk or drugged or both and kept playing with the candle and moving it back and forth on the table , narrowly missing my/and my mates arms if i want to be dripped in wax , i will head to Vauxhall , he seemed to know the staff and management so maybe that was okay ? Its a shame because i fall into the "Comptons" type and the Welly is being more bear orientated , it doesnt seem fair if your face fits that you get different treatment

Popped in mid afternoon whilst visiting soho for a pint. Looked like a great venue and I was looking for places to frequent in the evening with my friends, sadly the only thing I remember was the bad welcome, I said hi please and thank you, basically being polite, however the guy who served me did not show such manners and couldn't have been less interested in welcoming a new customer. Needless to say I and my friends gave this place a wide birth in the evening. It's a shame people working in a customer facing role still seem to struggle with common customer service.

Always fun to have a beer or a drink at Comptons - has been here since my first trip to London many moons ago - also a "must visit" every time I come back.

Only popped in here for a quick drink with the boyfriend. We heard the bar men sometimes wear very little clothing but in February they can be forgiven for covering up.Although very busy we were served very efficiently.Can't write much more because we just had a quick drink.

This feels very genuine and welcoming. As a tourist you blend in soothly, thanks to the both lovely staff and guests. No attitude here, just a friendly place to visit. Great gay bar!

working close by I cant but help popping my head in great crowed and really nice staff. the landlord is nice to talk to and they have great weekend events. its a must for everyone on pride

Comptons desperately needs an upgrade. Decor is outdated and boring. How about white ceilings instead of dark brown/green - more appropriate of the good old smoking days?? The fireplace screen saver and and tv itself are so passé. Please modernise a little.The lack of Christmas decoration of 2015 is a sign of sad times to come unless serious investments are made- in what USED to be the best gay pub in Soho.

Anrika Comptons är perfekt såväl en vardag som en fredag och lördag då det är fullt med folk och hög stämning. Här kan man börja sin utekväll i Soho. Den härliga lokalen med sin stora rymd ger puben en fin stämning dessutom. Personalen är mycket trevlig och man kommer gärna tillbaka.

Had a blast this evening with a good friend and the barman. The barman (jonathan) had great chat, a lovely smile and introduced us to a multitude of good whiskies. Now sitting at home enjoying the warm cosy feeling that comes with a tinge of inebriation. Whatever staff member reads this, please send my regards and gratitude to Jonathan! One happy customer, Francesco

un bar à l'ancienne,on se croirait à vienne avec les lustres,beaucoup de monde à l'intérieur et à l'extérieur,clientèle mélangée de tous les âges venu ici pour boire surtout de la bière,l'intérieur est agréable avec de la moquette ancienne un véritable pub anglais,le personnel est sympathique à voir si vous êtes old comptons street,un petit plus un bon restaurant juste en face le balans profitez des 2 sachant que le comptons of soho ferme,même le samedi,à 23 heures!!!ce qui est très tôt

As more bars in Soho seem to be aimed at the cocktail brigade it is reassuring that Comptons remains a real pub. It has a warm, welcoming atmosphere and whilst firmly gay it is not intimidating for the straight community.

Always a good choice whether gay, straight or indifferent, you'll get a warm welcome from staff and customers alike

Bar gay localizado na principal rua gay do Soho, pode ficar bem cheio em alguns dias, o que pode ser bom ou ruim dependendo do objetivo da noite!

I came once and this is my second visit I had a glass of white wine,The staff were very friendly and the pub was very busy.I did have a good sit on the sofa and enjoying my glass of white wine.I be back !!!

This is a friendly gay bar in the heart of Soho, The prices for the drinks were averagely priced and served by attentive staff,The bearded barman from Turkey was my favourite. I would not say no to meeting him again

The Comptons Bar (Old Compton Street, Soho) is one of THE socialising points for LGBT. Lovely barservice, picking beer by yourself. Say for inside or outside (= Smockers). ~20 beer brands. Old British Pub Style. Iwill come again! :)

Visited here before Christmas 2014 on a weekend trip to London.My partner and I (we are girl & boy) stumbled into this public house in Soho with aching feet and just wanting a couple of drinks.We were instantly puzzled as we were gazed upon with some equal surprise by the men sat mainly alone at various tables dotted around this pub. At first I thought we had walked into a strip joint and asked my partner if she would like to move on. She told me not to be silly but five minutes later the penny dropped and we both realised we were in a male dominated gay pub.Once we had established this we were happy to start some dialogue with the bar staff. It was an ice breaker and we were advised by another patron that the pub had only recently opened itself up to the general public. Understandably they are a bit wary of straight men and couples who may not be aware of the pubs primary client base.My comments- The bar is ideally for gay men but those of an accepting nature are very well recieved irrelevant of your tendency. If you are not accepting of gay men my advice would be to stay away. If you are ok in their company make them aware that you are straight and you will not be bothered and all staff and other customers were very welcoming. The pub is very nice and clean. It's a very traditional type of pub and we visited on a Friday afternoon. As the day turned to night it became very busy indeed.Thank you comptons for a wonderful afternoon. We both had a good laugh.

just arrived back up north after an amazing weekend in London. called into Comptons on Saturday night and was very impressed with how amazing upstairs was and how clean the hole venue was.it was very busy and yet we was served very quickly and such a good selection of drinks and very friendly staff serving us.Great atmosphere and very good night will be returning latter in the year keep up the good work

Called in Comptons last night on the off chance. Amazing night the DJ ust knew what to play the crowd was electric... I asked the DJ his name he's called Jon Frost if you have a chance to hear him play I would massively recommend.

Comptons is an old favourite. Staff, when not chatting, are generally good. Upstairs especially attentive.Been a couple of times recently and the downstairs toilets are a disgrace. Small flies everywhere and generally smell awful. It's the flies that are the worst tho.Please sort it out!

Great traditional pub for the maturer gay man. Having said that I took my 21 year old daughter out with my boyfriend and she really liked the place. She received a warm welcome from door and bar staff. Whom are always very warm and welcoming each time I have visited. It was very busy on Friday night especially downstairs. Quieter in the upstairs bar if you just want to chat to friends as we did.Just love this pub and would highly recommend A visits. Totally attitude free, fun, friendly atmosphere!

I know I might sound a bit extreme with this review. But after living in Rio de Janeiro my entire life and visiting gay bars around the many of the financial centres in the world, I was absolutely delighted to have found The Comptons of Soho. At first I was told the bar was too "masculine" which made me a bit curious about it but a tad apprehensive at the same time. I wondered whether it would be something too heavy or "leather"/"motorcycle"-related. To my surprise, the pub was full of mature, masculine and good looking gay men. Everybody was welcomed, ranging from bald tattooed men to some guys who tended towards the flamboyant side. The staff was really attentive and pleasant, the price was just a it right. And the environment... Wow. I've never been to a gay pub as masculine and interesting as this one. There is wood all around, the second floor even has an old wooden piano set along with some old/antique furnitures. Every time a found a bar that would be as masculine as this one, it turned out to be a straight venue. For the kind of people that frequent the place and the masculine decoration and pic-ish vibe, this has easily become one of my favorite places in the world. Can't wait till I am able to come back to London and visit Comptons of Soho again.

I came here at 12.20pm. I did say hello to the barman. He didn't even say hello. Anyway I asked for diet coke with ice and lime. Its cost me £2.60. I did notice he used his hands in the lime bowl and put in my glass. I did give him £2.60. I did say thanks.He took the money didn't even say anything back. He started cleaning the bar area. He could have been more friendly like saying Hello or thank you. There was no customer service with this man. If you are in business in making money there could be more customer service skills.

Think the title gives it away but guys if you want to have a good time with good drink good atmosphere then go here for one two three or more Sitting upstairs doors open even great for those who like to stir

After going for a birthday dinner with friends in soho we decided to keep the night going with a visit to Comptons On arrival the staff and door staff were very friendly and very welcoming.This is a very busy venue and has amazing atmosphere and very enjoyable evening and will definitely be returning soon

I popped into Comptons after a meal out with a friend somewhere around 9.30-10pm on Monday evening. Yet again I noticed that the lights were on too bright and for me this ruins the atmosphere (it never used to be so brightly lit). However, what concerned me more was the fact that the two door staff on duty were standing on either side of the main doors into the pub with both doors fully open. It was freezing inside! Most people were wearing jackets as it was just too cold. I didn't finish my pint and swiftly left (I shouldn't have to ask the staff to close the door as on a rainy night at the beginning of May at 10pm the main doors shouldn't be left constantly wide open). Nowadays it's all about the convenience of staff at the expense of the customer.

This is a lovely friendly pub on the old compton street. It is what you would expect from a boozer. Great selection of drinks

Comptons has such a long history in Soho and its easy to see why. I'd heard so much about it before I came, I was looking forward to seeing this important venue. It was great. We met some interesting people at the bar, saw what the place used to look like back in the 1800s and enjoyed some of their English ales!

A hardened regular for many years, great to see the same bar team remain for so many years as they just seem to come and go in other places all the time! I'm made to feel special by name and my drink is on the bar before I even get to it.........love you guys and keep up the great work, best bar in soho!!!!!!!!

This used to be a terrific pub to drink in, get drunk in, look people up and down in, complain in and generally spend a few very good hours in. Then the wonderful barmen left, the regulars left and nothing was left of the good old Comptons. It might well make a load of money, but it's rubbish and the staff, when they can stop chatting to their friends,are rude and behave as if they are doing a favour by serving the public. Don't help them make money.

There is a good selection of beers and there are always plenty of people in this attractive pub. The clientele are generally sociable and the upstairs has a good selection of tables and a beautiful piano. The prices are reasonable too. Good for an after work or pre dinner drink.

The beer in this bar is terrible - the cooler pressure is too high and all draft beers are FLAT and taste terrible . The staff are also pretty miserable and not customer focused . All in all avoid .

I have been a regular visitor to Comptons for a number of years now and have met a number of very pleasant bar staff. However, I have long been struck by Stephan's exceptionally well developed leadership and management skills. Stephan's warm, engaging and supportive personality really enable him to get the very best out of the staff that he line manages, thus, enabling them to deliver a first rate customer service. I have been equally impressed with his ability to resolve problems that occasionally arise with customers in a professional manner but above all his exceptional ability to remain consistently calm when working under pressure. I sincerely hope his talents have been recognised by The Fawcett Inn group and that he will one day progress up the ranks to become a pub manager.

My girlfriend and were looking for a decent pub to get a drink last Saturday. We passed the Irish bar in Chinatown and two other pubs that were either dives or packed with rugby fans. Walking into Soho we found a, we thought a traditional London pub? Waking in we realized my girlfriend was almost the only girl in the bar and we realized the pub was a gay pub. I could have walked straight out, but why? At not point did I feel uncomfortable and to be honest it's the first time I've been in a London pub not worrying about it kicking off. Thanks for a great couple of hours

What happened to this place?On four occasions in the last 12 months I have been served very strange looking, cloudy, completely flat beer (at a premium price) and when I have asked for it be replaced I have been treated very poorly by surly and rude staff (one barman even wiggled his finger in the beer to confirm there were bubbles) Such a shame because a few of the staff are delightful but are outnumbered and outshone by some of the rudest bar staff I have ever witnessed (one is particular deserves some sort of award) Very sad decline

A lovely looking bar on two floors. Its a bit dark and is a man's man's pub if you know what i mean. The toilets are basic but well managed. Locks on the doors and all that. Lots of drinks to choose from.

Came to this place in the early 90's and really loved it. And now I came back, after all those years and still loved it. It has changed a lot, got so much bigger and also a first floor now, but I still like it a lot. It's a classic English pub and a gay hotspot in soho. But everybody is welcome, so when you are in this area, stop by.

Visited here a couple of times whilst in Soho for a show. Nice place and mixed clientele as you would expecting London's gay quarter. Nice atmosphere & surroundings.

It's a shame that this pub has staff/managers making fun out of customers behind their backs. It used to be a friendly bar.

I was at the bar on friday and as a regular customer the above complaint surprises me. The atmosphere was welcoming and jovial and the barman in question was friendly and humourous all night. Perhaps his sense of humour was mistaken for rudeness. Unfortunately the anonymity the internet bestows on people makes trolling easier. I would disregard that review and continue to visit the bar and enjoy all the friendly banter.

Tom in the upstairs bar/lounge is one of the classiest, most professional people in the hospitality industry in all of Central London, where I lived for ten years. He connects very well with all customers and does so with considerable charm and good humour, Staff downstairs are friendly. This is a busy place, usually with a buzz.

Its my fevourite bar in soho and I spend quilte a lot money there but there is one staff ( I stress one because other staff very friendly) who is short bearded a bit bald patch on the back head he is always rude never smiles and look at you as if he is the owner of the pub and doesnt want to serve you. I have been told by lots of my mates the same and he was rude to me on Friday evening as well. I told James one of the manager but I guess James will take his stafff side rather than customer (:- but I still go there and will go there but ignore this rude staff (1) otherwise bar is a great place !

I've been a fairly regular attendee at Comptons since 1989. In that time I've seen it change quite a lot. However, even with all the change the essentials have remained; drinks aren't a bad price, the crowd is normally friendly and the staff know what they're doing. One of life's little pleasures is to sit next to the window in the mid afternoon and watch Old Compton Street roll on by. It isn't a young pub necessarily - so what! If you want yoof then go elsewhere - this is Soho after all and not short of alternatives - and the punters are very much more on the blokey end of the gay male scale (thankfully!) that said I've met straight friends - including women - in here and there's never been an issue. Now I'm getting a bit long in the tooth I tend to avoid the more obviously busy times - Friday and Saturday evening the place is rammed to the rafters and the music is loud - I prefer to go when it's either quiet or just picking up. The point is the pub has a different feel to it depending on the day and time - find your own favourite combination.

Popped in for a drink, after a gap of two many years! Some places dont change and thank God this is one of them. Service with a smile and a welcomed seat after a couple of hours shopping. I first came in here in the late 1980s (very young in those days!), bit smoky in those days, but maybe that is one change I do like. I ought to came back more often.

Been drinking in Comptons since the time it changed from the Swiss Hotel days....I was very young in those days! It has had its ups and downs over the years, more downs in the last few years for me (M&B Days) but now seems to be on the up again. A great selection of beers, unheard of for most bars primarily serving the gay community and good attitude free service. Not too sure about the new owners converting the upper parts into flats but that's a business, means it has changed to a standalone bar rather than a pub with the landlord living on and running the site with the atmosphere that gives. A very pleasant experience overall.

Very attentive and friendly staff. Been going here on and off for years and it has got lots better. Only moan is that hand dryer can be heard loudly in the bar.

Very fast efficient and professional service at Comptons, never dissapointed and highly reccomended. Always try to visit when in London.

I was made to feel so welcome as I am new in the city and I feel like they took me under their wing. the manager and his bar boys always recognize me and make me feel very special. Why is the rest of London so unfriendly and not like this place!?

Orders a wine, most of it was spilt after asking for some ice to be added. Then told it was mysteriously NOT in the happy hour deal (unsurprisingly). Charged over five pounds for the privilege. Glass clearer then removed a quarter full glass before I had finished. On querying this, he said "what's your problem!" Why do gay places treat their customers like this???? AVOID ... There are much better, hotter places that don't treat their customers like scum.

Staff are usually very professional, although the last time I went one particular bar man insisted on serving the younger clientele before the more older ones. It did leave a bit of a sour taste in the mouth.Love the mix of guys that go, they tend to be less sniffier than the more trendier bars on the Old Compton strip. A nice touch is how the lights are dimmed as the evening progresses. The bouncers on the door are very efficient and friendly and I like how they open the door for you as you enter. The music can be overpowering and makes it difficult to have a conversation. One unfortunate negative is the range of tap lagers, just because it's foreign, does not make it good. A few are seriously foul, I seriously think the manager should go back to the more well known brands such as Carling and Fosters etc. All in all though, this is a great pub and well worth a visit.

This is a nice bar ONLY for a certain crowd. The staff are nice, the music is alright. But this is a bar for +40 or you may feel a little uncomfortable there. Also NOT girl friendly. They probably want to be but the clientele isn't really for them!

Had a nice Monday night in this gay bar right in the centre of gay SoHo. Mixed clientele, mostly a bit more mature, cheap drinks (2.50 GBP per drink on Monday night).

Bellissimi gli arredamenti, l'atmosfera e il servizio.Eterogenea la presenza all'interno ma di certo gli ursini la fanno da padrone.Cordialità e simpatia degli uomini della sicurezza all'ingresso con i quali interagisci quando sei fuori a fumare.Se volete il caos e siete li per "acchiappare" sostate al piano di sotto, se siete andati per bervi una birra con amici allora andate al piano di sopra, vi sederete e magari potrete ammirare old compton street dall'alto

Great for a quick beer a mixture of visitors. Lots of small groups which appear to be regulars. Good selection of drinks and good amount of bar staff to make ordering quick and easy

excellent gay bar. really friendly atmosphere.lovely bar staff.reasonably priced drinks. very good music.

I was at Bar Soho at teh begining of December for a last minute night out. I just want to say the cocktails were amazing and they play music to cater for all. There is a small bar upsatirs that was playing house music and teh main room was play comercial chart tunes. The girls and I have a great night (happy hour is 50% off) drinking wine and cutting some shapes on the dancefloor. Watch out Bar Soho as we will be back in 2010.