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City Of Quebec, W1

12 Old Quebec Street
W1
W1H 7AF

Phone: 02076296159

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Greene King

Served areas

Marylebone, Marble Arch

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E TA left this review about City Of Quebec

I think I have been in louder pubs, but I can’t remember when. The interior of this apparently well-known gay bar is shiny, gaudy and harsh on the eye, as was the bar person of indeterminate gender that served us. Still owned by GK, but no cask ales on sale, just their keg range and a couple of additions. Loud cocktails were on offer, but we swerved those. As implied, the disco was incredibly loud, making conversation difficult but not impossible. Indeed it was quite a friendly place, and as the two oldest people in there we were welcomed even though not their usual customers; we made it more of a grey bar. People were polite, we were encouraged to sit down with a group of mixed age gentlemen, but thankfully no-one offered to push my stool in. It was handy as a place to get a drink at 2AM, but the lack of ale and excessive noise mean I shall look for somewhere a bit calmer next time I want a late night drink.

On 15^th May 2026 - rating: 4
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Tris C left this review about City Of Quebec

An early 19th century, rebuilt in 1936 in a different location, now on the ground floor of a block of flats.
Now a noted gay pub – apparently so since 1946 – with a seemingly much older gay clientele, but some later younger arrivals and clearly aware of this pub’s orientation; the interior does in part look like a scaled down version of Madame JoJo’s, with glitterball and a raised area for perhaps a DJ rig, with what seemed like blue curtains and tinsel. Indeed, the music was very loud indeed, with classic gay anthems being played. The place has been seriously done over, being long and thin in relation to its length, with huge industrial exposed ductwork units, suspended from the ceiling. The grey painted bar is very long and runs most of the length of the right wall and features a mirrored bar back. Oh God, I can’t be bothered to write about this place any more.
No ales: Neck Oil at £3.25 a half, which had a strong taste of line cleaner to it; I managed about a third before leaving.

On 22^nd October 2021 - rating: 3
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