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Café-club Soho
Reguliersdwarsstraat nr. 36
1017 BM Amsterdam
(since June 10, 1999)
Soho is one of the biggest gay bars of Amsterdam and when DJs spin at night, the place turns into a vibrant gay club.
Soho has a great classic style interior with fine wooden panelling and large mirrors. Through a stately staircase you reach the first floor, where there's a second bar and additional seatings.
Cafe-club Soho is visited by a wide variety of gay and straight people, many of them youngsters and gay tourists from all over the world.
- Opening hours:
Wed.+ Thu. Fri.+ Sat. Sun. |
18.00 - 03.00 18.00 - 04.00 18.00 - 03.00 |
- Homepage: www.soho-amsterdam.com
- Social media: Facebook - Instagram
- More: Memorabilia
- Accessibility: no level access, toilet on ground and 2nd floor, free WiFi, debetcard accepted
- Also read: Soho Mixes the Entire alphabet and Has it all
History
Cafe Soho is located in a 18th century building, which served as a coach-house for the canal house on the Herengracht. From 1982-1996 this building housed "36 op de schaal van Richter", which was made the most trendy and popular (straight) club of that time by Gert-Jan Dröge.
In 1996 the place was bought by bar-tycoon Sjoerd Kooistra, who turned it into gay pub Soho and decorated it in his own favorite classical English-American style. After the collapse of his company, Soho was closed on September 28th, 2010. The place was taken over by a new owner and was re-opened on March 3rd, 2011.
- The illustrated history of Cafe-Pub Soho in Dutch
