Duke of Wellington
Tower Hamlets
If you're looking for where East London's LGBTQ+ community actually gathers, this is it. Duke of Wellington in Whitechapel does hosted nights that feel genuinely social. Drag bingo with real humour. Discos that build from conversation to a packed dance floor. Pub quizzes with actual wit. The crowd skews young and mixed, here for the people as much as the drinks. Regulars sit at the bar; the hosts know them by name. Whitechapel carries deep queer history and a strong arts current. This pub sits right in the middle of it. No polish or corporate edge. Just a proper local doing what locals want.
Contact
- Phone +44 20 7439 1274
- Website Visit site ↗
- Address 77 Wardour St, London W1D 6QA, London E1 7NE
- Social
Opening hours
- Mon Closed
- Tue Closed
- Wed Closed
- Thu Closed
- Fri 12:00-00:00
- Sat Closed
- Sun Closed
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About Duke of Wellington
Duke of Wellington is a pub on Wardour Street in the heart of Soho, central London. It stands among the traditional Soho pubs that give this stretch of the West End so much of its character.
Its Wardour Street setting places it close to Old Compton Street and Dean Street, surrounded by the restaurants, bars and evening bustle of the neighbourhood. This is one of the liveliest parts of central London.
With Chinatown and the theatres of Shaftesbury Avenue both nearby, the pub makes an easy stop before or after a night out. Its central W1 location keeps it within a short walk of everything Soho has to offer.
Getting there
Duke of WellingtonE1 7NE
Nearby venues
- The Culpeper, Spitalfields E1 6LP
- ai. E1 7NH
- Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix E1 7TP
- The Ten Bells E1 6LY
- Petticoat Lane Market E1 7TB
- Bengal to Bethnal Green, Theatre at Toynbee Studios E1 6AB
- KERB Sports Bar E1 6EW
- The Culpeper E1 6LP
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Frequently asked questions
What is Duke of Wellington?
It is a pub located on Wardour Street in Soho, central London. It sits in the heart of the neighbourhood.
Where is it?
The pub is at 77 Wardour Street, London W1D 6QA. This places it close to Old Compton Street and Dean Street.
What is nearby?
Old Compton Street, Dean Street and the wider Soho bar and restaurant scene are all close by. Chinatown and the Shaftesbury Avenue theatres are a short walk away.
Who is it suited to?
It suits visitors and groups wanting a traditional pub in central Soho. Its Wardour Street location makes it a convenient stop on a night out.
How do I get there?
The Wardour Street address is within walking distance of Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square stations. Its central Soho position makes it easy to find on foot.