Ted's Place

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Ted's Place is a bar on North End Road in Fulham, west London, which calls itself a gay bar and runs a different crowd almost every night of the week. On Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays it is open to cross-dressers, trans people, gay men and their admirers: Monday's Teds Local is billed as a relaxed social night, while Thursday and Sunday run later.

The men-only nights carry the erotic side of the programme. Tuesday's Unwrapped is a naked and underwear night aimed at older men and their younger admirers, and on the first Saturday of the month DARE is a clothing-optional night for men. Friday's Cruise Control is a men-only social evening with no dress code. The bar is closed on Wednesdays and on the other Saturdays, and it asks visitors to check the site before setting out. Unwrapped is strictly 18 and over, with ID required.

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5 reviews

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jeff komaromi

May 2026 on Google →

Friendly, informal, intimate, reasonably priced drinks and entry. Good location, too.

Abi Wood

Apr 2026 on Google →

Ted's is a very welcoming venue! Ted himself is lovely and he has a great team supporting him! Really nice venue, alot nicer than the impression I got before visiting looking at the Google images, is a basement venue! Good toilet facilities and a good ambience! Have enjoyed my nights there and would recommend a visit!

Marlon Sly

Dec 2025 on Google →

This place is very easy going. Easy 10 minute walk from Piccadilly line. It was my last night in London and I wanted a beer and a little play. I accomplished both. The friendly gent at the front door gave me a £2 discount because I mentioned that I found the place online. I went on the 1st Saturday of the month, its clothing optional. I had a very time and the people were very nice to me. I will want to visit again.

Patrick McDougall

Aug 2024 on Google →

Another visit back to Ted's in Summer 2024, and it's as friendly and fun as ever. Cherish it whilst you can. I suspect it won't be there for ever ... The story ... Ted's place is really, really friendly. It's been there for decades, not judging, offering an inclusive, friendly, tolerant, welcoming space. Thursdays and Sundays are for t-girls and admirers. There are other days for other people who have had to fight the fight ... A stool at the bar can lead to the loveliest conversations. And for those who would like more, there is the potential for more. Respect.

Benjamin McGinty-Smith

Aug 2024 on Google →

We went on a Tuesday night, so not crowded and we knew that would be the case going in. The friendliness of the man at the door (we’re from America, never been before, had no idea what to expect, just gave it a try), and the bartender (Ted), the other bar guests, etc- everyone was very nice and friendly! The drink prices were extremely reasonable, it was clean, the drinks were good. Next time we visit we will definitely be back! Thank you Ted!!

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305a North End Rd

W14 9NS London

Greater London, England

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visit https://www.tedsplaceuk.co.uk/

+44 20 7385 9359

opening hours

monday	00:00 – 02:00, 19:00 – 23:59
tuesday	19:00 – 23:59
wednesday	closed
thursday	19:00 – 23:59
friday	00:00 – 02:00, 19:00 – 23:59
saturday	closed
sunday	19:00 – 23:59

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Sex Work

Legal

Brothels

Banned

Street

Banned

Advertising

Restricted

Criminal law on prostitution is devolved, so the UK has three regimes. In England and Wales selling and buying sex are legal, but almost everything around them is restricted: brothel-keeping, profiting from or controlling another person's prostitution, persistent street soliciting, kerb crawling, cards in phone boxes, and paying for sex with someone a third party has coerced (a strict-liability offence). Advertising one's own services online is not an offence, and the Crime and Policing Act 2026 received Royal Assent on 29 April 2026 without any of the amendments that would have criminalised publishing prostitution adverts. Adult services websites are instead regulated through the Online Safety Act 2023, which makes causing, inciting or controlling prostitution for gain priority illegal content. Scotland is broadly similar; Northern Ireland criminalises buying. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/united-kingdom/, reviewed 2026-11-04, CC BY 4.0.