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The menu changes seasonally, but you can be sure of croissants, cinnamon buns and sourdough long-fermented using sustainably farmed grain from the UK. Everything is baked fresh daily by the team. The best LGBTQ+ and gay clubs in London Party in the capital with our guide to London’s best gay and lesbian clubs and LGBTQ+ nightlife.

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A leader in the industry for its natural boxed, canned and keg wine, Weino BIB is a queer-run bar, deli and taproom in the heart of Dalston. Exclusive reviews, maps, discounts. So, in the spirit of celebrating all sexualities, genders and identities we are reflecting on how food and drink acts as a vehicle for fostering connection and joy all year round.

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TOAD aims to be as inclusive as possible, working with queer producers so it can ensure its pricing is as accessible as possible, while still using the best-quality ingredients available. Best of all, the sweet, creamy ice cream delivers a nostalgic feeling — the raspberry ripple is one of our faves.

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The cocktail menu caters to all, with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options crafted with equal creativity and care. Have you noticed the increase in multi corps sporting rainbow colours on their regular logo? Listen to Terri talking about her career and why she loves running a queer business on the Good Food podcast.

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Co-founded by Ell Pennick, founder of Guts Gallery, and Mai Harris, Goldie Saloon clubs a queer-friendly haven where every visitor feels seen, heard and celebrated. It's queer-owned and founded by award-winning baker Terri Mercieca. The menu created by The Standard mixologists Jack Sotti and Todd Austin incorporate feel-good ingredients and invigorating adaptogens nootropics into each cocktail to really keep the mood going all-night-long.