The Vault 139 Review: The Long-Standing Fitzrovia Gay Bar

A long-standing, welcoming gay bar on Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia, open since 2008, a cheeky and fun fixture of London’s LGBT+ nightlife scene, with a warm and inclusive welcome

Vault 139 holds four hundred and ninety-six reviews and a 4.3 – a strong score on a good sample – and it is a genuine fixture: a long-standing, welcoming gay bar on Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia, open since 2008, a cheeky and fun fixture of London’s LGBT+ nightlife scene, with a warm and inclusive welcome.

The long-standing gay bar

Vault 139 is a genuinely long-standing, welcoming, characterful gay bar – a proper, established fixture of London’s LGBT+ scene, in the heart of Fitzrovia. There is real character to this – the long-standing gay bar, the established fixture, the welcoming spirit. It has been open since 2008 – a genuinely good run, making it a real, established, long-standing part of the city’s LGBT+ nightlife. There is genuine character and history to it – the long-standing gay bar, the 2008 origins, the established fixture. It sits on Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia – one of London’s most characterful, historic, creative quarters (long a bohemian, open-minded heart of the city) – and it is a real, welcoming, characterful fixture of it. There is real character and warmth to it – the long-standing gay bar, the Fitzrovia setting, the welcoming fixture. The Prat’s desk salutes it – the long-standing, welcoming Fitzrovia gay bar, open since 2008.

Vault 139. The long-standing Fitzrovia gay bar.

The welcoming, fun spirit

Vault 139 is a genuinely welcoming, cheeky, fun gay bar – a proper, characterful, inclusive spot with a real sense of fun. There is real warmth and fun to this – the welcoming gay bar, the cheeky fun spirit, the inclusive welcome. It offers a genuinely warm, fun, inclusive welcome – a cheeky, characterful, decadent slice of the London gay scene, welcoming all with a real sense of fun and inclusivity. There is genuine warmth and character to it – the welcoming inclusive spirit, the cheeky fun, the characterful atmosphere. It is exactly the kind of welcoming, characterful, fun gay bar that gives a great city’s LGBT+ scene genuine heart – the warm welcome, the fun spirit, the inclusive atmosphere. There is real warmth and fun to it – the welcoming gay bar, the cheeky fun spirit, the inclusive welcome. It is a genuinely welcoming, fun, characterful fixture – the warm welcome, the fun spirit, the inclusive atmosphere.

The Fitzrovia fixture

Vault 139 is, above all, a genuinely long-standing, welcoming, characterful Fitzrovia fixture – a proper, established, inclusive gay bar with a warm welcome and a real sense of fun. There is real character and warmth to it – the long-standing gay bar, the welcoming inclusive spirit, the cheeky fun, the characterful atmosphere. It is exactly the kind of long-standing, welcoming, characterful gay bar that gives a great city’s LGBT+ scene genuine heart and history – the established fixture, the warm welcome, the fun spirit. Its strong 4.3 across a good sample confirms it – a genuinely good, much-loved venue. There is real character, warmth and history in the whole thing – the long-standing Fitzrovia gay bar, the 2008 origins, the welcoming inclusive spirit, the cheeky fun, the warm welcome. It is a genuine fixture – long-standing, welcoming, characterful, and inclusively fun, a real Fitzrovia treasure of London’s LGBT+ scene. There is genuine character and warmth in it – the welcoming gay bar, the fun spirit, the inclusive welcome.

Between its long-standing character, its welcoming, inclusive, fun spirit, and its established place on London’s LGBT+ scene, Vault 139 is a genuine fixture of Fitzrovia. Its strong score across a good sample marks it as a genuinely good and much-loved venue. The Prat’s desk enjoys a drink in the welcoming, long-standing gay bar, and raises an appreciative glass to Vault 139.

The bar

A strong, much-loved venue doing a good 4.3 across a good sample – Vault 139, a long-standing, welcoming gay bar on Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia, open since 2008.

Verdict

Strong, much-loved, and genuinely welcoming – Vault 139, a long-standing Fitzrovia gay bar with a warm, inclusive and fun welcome.

Enjoy a drink at Vault 139 on Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia – a long-standing, welcoming gay bar, open since 2008, a cheeky and fun fixture of London’s LGBT+ nightlife scene.

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