±	Cool Madrid		Domingo	Isabel la Cátolica, 6	Sat 02:00 - late	Gay on Saturdays. Royal Club night.
±	Delirio		Chueca	Libertad, 28		Old & new music. Go Go’s. Competitions.
±	Griffins		Retiro	Villalar, 8	24:00 - late	Commercial music. 3 floors. Young, mature.
±	La Rosa		Sol	Tetuán, 27	Tue-Sun 22:00 - late
±	Liquid		Chueca	Barquillo, 8	24:00 - 06:00	Designer clothes crowd.
±	Ohm		Callao	Plaza Callao, 4	Fri-Sat 24:00 - 06:00	The most fashionable people of Madrid.
±	Pasa Poga		Gran Via	Gran Via.	24:00 - 07:30	Shirtless gym muscle lads.
±	Prive		Sevilla	Aduana, 21	Saturday	Gay on Saturdays. New 2008
±	Space of Sound			Chmartin station	Sun 12:00 - 18:00	House music. Go Go’s. Shows.
±	Stronge Center		Callao	Trujillos, 7	23:00 - late	Disco for men.
±	Terraza de Atocha		Atocha	Atocha	Fri-Sat 23:00 - 07:00	House music. Open air disco.
±	The Moon		Sevilla	Aduana, 21	06:00 - late	After hour.
±	Why Not?		Chueca		24:00 - 07:00	Commercial music. Good looking crowd……………..

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	Bears Bar			Chueca	Pelayo, 4		Bear bar.
	Black & White			Chueca	Libertad 34		Strippers Thu & Sun. 2 floors. Rent boys.
	Chueca’s friends			Chueca	Plaza de Chueca, 9
	Copper Bar			Tribunal	San Vivente Ferrer, 34	14:00 - 03:00	Leather, Jeans, Military, Naked!
	Corazón loco			Opera	Plaza Santiago, 1
	Cruising			Chueca	Benito Pérez Galdos, 5		Cruise bar. Dark room. Porn videos.
	Dumbarton			Sevilla	Zorilla, 7	19:00 - 02:00	Mature crowd. Friendly. Dark room.
	Eagle Madrid			Chueca	Pelayo, 30	14:00 - late	Leather bar with darkroom and sling.
	El Candil			Chueca	Hernán Cortés, 21	20:00 - 03:00
	El Mojito			Antón M	Olmo, 6	21:00 - 03:00
	Enfrente			Gran Via	Infantas, 14	20:00 - 03:00	Pub style bear bar.
	Hell sex bar			Antón M	Buenavista, 14	23:00 - 03:00	Sex bar.
	Hot			Gran Via	Infantas, 9	20:00 - 03:00	Bear bar.
	Hudson			Chueca	Hortaleza, 37
	La Luna			Gran Via	Infantas, 26
	La Lupe			Antón M	Torrecilla del Leal, 12
	La Noite			Chueca	Hortaleza, 43		The best drag shows in Madrid.
	Leather Club			Chueca	Pelayo, 42	18:00 - 03:00	Leather bar. Theme nights. Dress code.
	LL			Chueca	Pelayo, 11	24:00 - 06:00	Drag shows upstairs. Bears downstairs.
	Lucas Bar			Chueca	San Lucas, 11	20:00 - 03:00
	Mito			Chueca	Plaza de Chueca, 1
	Odarko			Callao	Loreto y Chicote, 7	Varied times	Sex bar. Hardcore theme nights.
	PK 2			Chueca	Libertad, 28	19:00 - late	Music bar………………………………………….
	Pricilla			Chueca		24:00 - 05:00	Pub. Commercial music.
	Queen			Chueca		24:00 - 05:00	Young crowd. Commercial music.
	Querelle				Lavapies, 12		Sex party Wed, Fri. Underwear Sat, Sun
	Rick’s			Gran Via	Clavel, 8	23:00 - 06:00	Good atmosphere.
	Rimmel			Chueca	Luis de Góngora, 2	19:00 - 03:00
	Soho			Chueca	Plaza de Chueca, 6
	Tábata			Opera	Vergara, 12	22:00 - 05:00	Music bar.
	Truck			Chueca	Libertad, 28	22:00 - 05:00	Music bar.
	Truco			Chueca	Gravina, 10	W-Su 20:00	Night’s first drink in a gay & lesbian bar………………….
	Video show bar			Gran Via	Barco, 32	16:00 - 24:00

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Oasis (Calle Atxuri 43; +34-94/433-6630; open Mon-Thu 5 p.m.-10 p.m., Fri 5 p.m.-8a.m., Sat 5 p.m.-Sun 10 p.m.)
This is a sauna with a rougher ambiance than XQ.28, but a surprisingly sweet staff. It is also cheaper than XQ.28. Video room, cabins, steamroom, gym, darkroom. The best time to go is Sunday afternoons, and it is busy all weekend, so best arrive early. A lot of middle-aged men, but very active.

Granada
Tic Tac (Horno de Haza 19, near Plaza de los Lobos)
You have to ring a doorbell and pass through two padded doors just to get into this place, which is a little unnerving. This is a local bar that attracts a very wide range of ages, with a dark backroom behind velvet curtains that sees plenty of action. Very cruisy, with a rather seedy atmosphere.

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Adonis (Edif Narcea, Venezuela 4; +34-96/585-7958; open daily 3:30-9: 30 p.m.)
Sauna over two floors, with darkroom, cubicles and Jacuzzi, as well as steamroom. Gets a very mixed crowd and is often busy, especially just after work on weekdays, as well as Sundays and Thursdays.

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Condal (Espolsasacs 1; +34-93/301-9680; www.grupopases.com/saunacondal.htm, condal@grupopases.com; open Mon-Thu 11 a.m.-5 a.m., weekends 24 hours; EUR 13 or Tues-Thurs 7 a.m.-9 p.m. EUR 10.50)
The Condal is Barcelona’s biggest sauna; hell, it’s almost a complete entertainment system, replete with gym, saunas galore, darkroom, porno cinema, bar, massage, chiropractic services and more. The very hottest guys go here, from early afternoon on, but there isn’t a great deal of attitude. Mondays and Wednesdays are especially busy, since there are admission discounts. Special discounts also apply for members of certain gay activist groups.

Galilea (Calabria 59; +34-93/426-7905;
www.enjoy-club.com/galilea/, gallilea@enjoy-club.com; open noon-midnight, weekends 24 hours)
Galilea is a recent entry, and it has hit the ground running with a yummy young crowd. Cabins, video booths, darkroom and saunas. Internet connections, massages and snacks available. This is the cruisiest of the three saunas in Barcelona, where you’ll meet all types of guys.

Arenas (Calle Tarragone 8 off Plaza España behind the Hotel Plaza; open daily 3.30-11 p.m.)
This pleasant little cinema/bar shows porno movies on a large screen, and also has a darkroom and less dark cruising room. The main screening room has double ‘love’ seats not separated by armrests in the back rows. Very busy on weekend afternoons. (Note that this establishment has moved from a previous location, and is also not to be confused with a gay disco of the same name.)

Sauna Bruch (Calle Bruch 65, Metro Girona or Urquinaona; +34-93/487-4814; open daily 11 a.m.-10 p.m.)
Very large if somewhat shabby and dirty — they give you free sandals to wear on arrival, which should forewarn you!. Two saunas, a steamroom, dark maze, Jacuzzi, gym, TV room, porn lounge and cabins. Especially busy in the early evening, and attracts many older guys, especially weekend afternoons. Definitely a Mecca for the more mature.

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Europa Multiclub (Via Aureliana 40; +39-06/482-3650; www.gaysauna.it; open Sun-Thu 2 p.m.-midnight, Fri-Sat 2 p.m.-6 a.m.)
On the 3 floors of this bathhouse you’ll find a gym, whirlpool, sauna, solarium and private rooms. Massages are also offered. Pleasant and clean, it attracts men of all ages and quite a few Americans (it’s three blocks from the U.S. Embassy) as well as locals and other Europeans. Quite a few body-builders. The attached bar, Alcatraz, has a leather night on the last Saturday of the month.

Terme di Roma (Via Persio 4; +39-06/718-4378; www.termediroma.org)
This popular bathhouse has a small labyrinth, a bar and enough gym equipment to keep you busy. Saturday is Bear day. The place isn’t to be confused with the large public bathhouse of the same name.

Ambasciatori (Via Montebello near Termini Station)
If you’re going gray and like sex in movie theatres, this is the place to be. Busy with older men most afternoons and all weekends, with sex happening just about everywhere, but especially on the upper floor’s balcony area. Not for the faint of heart — and watch your wallet.

Florence
Arlecchino Cinema (Via De’Bardi 47, first street on left from Ponte Vecchio; open 4 p.m.-midnight)
This is a one-hall movie theatre with two balconies and a large dark area at the back. Little opportunity for privacy — expect to be watched by a crowd — but plenty of action, especially after 8 p.m. You can come and go all evening on the same entrance ticket. Not the cleanest of places; who knows what your knees might encounter if you kneel on the floor…

Milan
Metro Club(Via Schiaparelli 1; +39-02/6671-9089; www.metroclub.it/milanocentrale; open daily noon-2 a.m.; EUR 14 OR EUR 16.50 Sun, discounts for under 26 and before 8 p.m.)
A three-story sauna with Jacuzzi, whirlpool, Turkish bath, snack bar, massage services, Internet access, labyrinth and video lounge. It attracts a mixed but generally younger crowd and is conveniently located in the city center, just five minutes on foot from Centrale Station.

Teddy Sauna (Via Renzo e Lucia 3; +39-02/846-6148; open 11:30 a.m.-1 a.m., closed Wed)
Not the cleanest place you’ve ever come across, but air-conditioned. Massages and snacks available. Plenty of bears migrate this way, and the local bears club meets here on the fourth Saturday of the month from 6 p.m.

Thermas Club (Via Bezzecca 9; +39-02/545-0335; www.thermasclub.com, info@thermasclub.com; open daily noon-midnight, closed Thu)
Smallish venue with an often bear and leather focus, there’s a Jacuzzi, Finnish bath, fitness equipment, video bar and lounge. It’s often busy and very cruisy, especially on weekends.

Pisa
Sauna Siesta Club 77 (Via di Porta a Mare 25/27; open 3 p.m.-1 a.m.)
Once you get past the grumpy attendant who flings a ticket at you, you’ll find ugly décor and lots of cigarette smoke - but hey, just pretend you’re in some art house European movie. The plunge pool isn’t bad and the action is occasionally pumping, but there are better saunas elsewhere (maybe you should head for Germany).

Venice
Metro Venezia (Via Cappuccina 82B; +39-041/538-4299; www.metroclub.it/venezia; open daily 2 p.m.-2 a.m.; EUR 14 or Sun EUR 16, discounts for under-26s and before 8 p.m.)
For a relaxing afternoon or evening, Metro Venezia is the place to go. With a wide range of activities, it is very clean and attractive. Jacuzzi, wet and dry saunas, maze, cabins, video room, snack bar and massage. To get there, take a train to Mestre (eight minutes) and turn right on exiting the station.

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Star Cinema (Aghiou Constantinou St, off Omonia Square; open 9 a.m.-3 a.m.)
This is one of those classic cinema set-ups, with straight movies and a mostly gay audience, with plenty of action in every corner, especially in the afternoon. The old two-floor movie theatre has a few touches of the glamorous 1940s, although it looks as if it mightn’t have been cleaned since then. Busiest 11 a.m.-2 p.m. when the Greeks have an extended lunch, but not the most refined of experiences. Beware the rent boys.

Corfu Island
Almyros Beach (Almyros, 40km north of Corfu Town near Acharavi)
The beach here is 8km long, and you need to be at its easternmost edge; the nudist and gay area starts 500m or so past George’s Tavern. It’s a little out of the way, but in the high season (June-Sept) attracts randy locals and some tourists. Dishes up few hunky treats; expect older men. At other times of the year this beach can be deserted.

Mykonos
Hotel Elysium (School of Fine Arts Area, Mykonos, Greece; +30/22890/23952; fax +30/22890-23747; www.lodgings.gr/cyclades/myconos/chora/elysium/home.htm, elyysium@otenet.gr; EUR 120-380)
A large, uncluttered property built in the local whitewashed style, with many rooms boasting dazzling views of Mykonos town and harbor. All rooms have air-conditioning, Internet access, phone, satellite TV and safe deposit box, and the superior rooms even have a personal computer and webcam. The property is stunning, and nude bathing is allowed in the pool. While this is predominantly a hotel, the recently upgraded facilities include hydro-massage, fully equipped gym, Jacuzzi, steamroom and dry sauna which can be very cruisy.

Super Paradise Beach
The supposedly gayest beach on Greece’s gayest island lets it all hang out, while not specifically catering to nudists. Slip on your sarong for either café/bar on the periphery, but feel free to get raw down on the sand with all the other hot bodies. While the main part of the beach offers endless eye candy, the real cruising occurs in the rockier, more deserted areas to the right of the beach (when facing the sea). Despite its reputation, however, many might find Paradise something of a disappointment: crowded, commercialized, increasingly straight and often noisy with music. Definitely not what it used to be in the good old days…

Elia Beach
You can reach this beach by bus from Mykonos harbor. It doesn’t have the reputation of Paradise, but is actually somewhat better. The gay part of the beach is one the right (as you face the sea) towards the rocky area. The beach itself is nice, as are the guys, who go mostly nude and sometimes engage in action in the rocks.

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What might be gay and mixed on a Saturday could be decidedly heterosexual on a Sunday, and largely gay, black, and “indie” on a Monday. Aside from the dyke-only bars and some strict dress-code bars, bars are open to all, but consult a current issue of Boyz, DIVAor QXto avoid disappointment. Although licensing laws have been relaxed, traditional pubs still close around 11 p.m. (10:30 Sundays), while other bars, discos and clubs just start rolling at midnight.

WEST END: SOHO AND COVENT GARDEN
Check out Compton’s (51-53 Old Compton St., W1; +44-20-7479-7961; www.comptons-of-soho.com), recently remodeled and always busy. The atmosphere is traditional English pub
The Admiral Duncan (54 Old Compton St.; +44-20/7437-5300) is a popular pre-and post-theater pub with a mixed crowd of Londoners and tourists. Newly gay Duke of Wellington (77 Wardour St.; +44-20/7439-1274) is another traditional London pub given a gay makeover. Further along the same street, Trash Palace (11 Wardour Street; +44-7956/549246) is a frenetic late opening two storey bar, loved by the indie rock crowd. Also popular with the young alternative music crowd is Retro Bar (2 George Court, Adelphi; +44-20-7321-2811), just off The Strand.

Kudos (10 Adelaide St., WC2; +44-20-7379-4573; www.kudosgroup.com) and Bar Code (3-4 Archer St, W1; +44-20-7734-3342; www.bar-code.co.uk) are modern, happy hour alternatives popular with what gay Londoners smilingly call the ‘cute suits’ and the Levi & T-shirt crowd. Kudos is often crowded, particularly on Saturday nights when it is the starting point for club bunnies on their way to Heaven. Bar Code has a harder edge, and there’s dancing in its basement bar until late on weekends. Back Bar is now Escape Bar (10a Brewer St., W1; +44-20-7734-2626), open until 3 a.m. six days a week.

The Edge (11 Soho Square; +44-20-7439-1313; www.edge.uk.com) is a great place in good weather when the crowd flows out onto the sidewalk. It’s an attractive, three-story space attracting a friendly, young crowd. Get in the mood in the so-hip-it-hurts Freedom Café (60-66 Wardour St.; +44-20-7734-0071; open till 3 a.m.), a mixed gay/straight bar in the heart of Soho with a downstairs cabaret and a great selection of beer from around the world, open from 9a.m.-11p.m. The bar was revamped early 2005.

Ku Bar (75 Charing Cross Rd., W1; +44-20-7437-4303) is a stylish bar, popular with a young crowd on their way to the clubs. 79CXR (79 Charing Cross Rd., W1; +44-20-7734-0769) is a big bar with late hours and low attitude, catering to a cross section of gay men, and a good bet most nights of the week, especially after 11p.m. It has a reputation as quite a pick up spot.

Village Soho (81 Wardour St., W1; +44-20-7434-2652; open till 1 a.m.; Sundays till 10:30 p.m.) is busy with cute boys on two floors. A revamp in 2005 has given it a new lease of life. The Yard (57 Rupert St., W1; +44-20-7437-2652; www.yardbar.co.uk) is located through a passageway between two tall buildings. With food service, two floors and indoor/outdoor space, they draw a good, younger, sometimes rough-around-the-edges crowd. Its outdoor patio is the place to hang out when the sun shines.

Rupert Street (50 Rupert St.; +44-20-7292-7141) is an award-winning, stylish bar, highly popular with a young and cute crowd and often bursting at the seams. Check out the john while you’re there — for the décor. If dancing is not your thing it’s now easier to drink in Central London after 11 at night. G.A.Y Bar (30 Old Compton St., W1; +44-20-7494 2756; www.g-a-y.co.uk) is pure pop paradise, with huge LCD video screens showing the latest clips and remains open until 1 a.m. Downstairs is a women�s bar, Girls Go Down. The Shadow Lounge (5 Brewer St., W1; +44-20-7287-7988; www.theshadowlounge.co.uk) was London’s most talked-about gay scene newcomer of 2001, a members’ ‘lounge’ club where you don’t necessarily have to be a member to gain admission. The place to be seen sipping cocktails next to London’s A-list, including a few celebrities you may recognize, this is still the most sophisticated gay bar in town. Just round the corner, Soho Revue Bar (11-12 Walker�s Court; +44-20-7734-0377) is a performance club, with events such as Sunday�s Cabaret Spectacular. In its former incarnation as Too 2 Much, it was the site of Elton and David�s wedding reception.

NORTHWEST LONDON
If you only have time for a one-nighter in Camden Town, it must be spent at The Black Cap (171 Camden High St., NW1; +44-20-7428-2721; www.theblackcap.com). This popular pub has been famous for its drag shows for nearly 30 years and, although there are two shows nightly, the early Sunday evening show draws the biggest and most interesting local crowd of gawkers and buzz-cut cuties. Upstairs is a quieter bar and garden for romantic drinks and conversation. Before or after a ramble on Hampstead’s Heath (the highest point in London), or a swim in the park’s cruisey men’s pond, head to the King William IV (77 Hampstead High St., NW3; +44-20-7435-5747; www.kw4.co.uk) for a relaxed pint, great food in the garden, and a taste of local color among the boys who live and work in the area.

NORTHEAST LONDON
The friendly King Edward VI (25 Bromfield St., N1; +44-20-7704-0745) is Islington’s most popular and central bar, with an upstairs café and a great rear garden. Restaurant and lounge, The Green (74 Upper St.; +44-20-7226-8895) was the talk of the cocktail swilling crowd in 2005. For relaxed charm,the lesbian-run The Duke of Wellington (119 Balls Pond Rd.; +44 20-7254-4338) is a beautiful old Victorian pub popular with local men and women on weekends when traditional Sunday lunches are served and the newspapers are free. Every Saturday, frisky guys may like the raunchier edge of Central Station (37 Wharfdale Rd., N1; +44-20-7278-3294) open late on weekends for a cruisy crowd and with some very dark corners to explore.

SOUTH LONDON
There’s something about South London that seems to attract some of London’s cruisiest and horniest guys. Substation South (4 Brighton Terrace, Brighton; +44-20-7737-2095; www.substationsouth.co.uk) is a large and very cruisy late night bar with a dance floor. Different club promoters run various weekly theme nights. Man Bar (82 Great Suffolk St., SE1: +44-20/-928-3223) hosts a variety of hot and cruisy nights (and afternoons). The Hoist (see FETISH) is a very popular leather bar with a strict dress code.

Vauxhall Gay Village is very much the current place for cutting edge gay clubs. Vauxhall venues come and go at a breakneck pace, so check with local papers and magazines before heading south of the Thames. For those who want to make the most of every weekend of the weekend, Friday night�s A:M (Fire, 39-41 Parry Str.) runs till 11a.m. Saturday morning, Crash (see below) is a big Saturday night destination. House and techno venue Instinct (Colosseum, 1 Nine Elms Lane) and hotspot Ultra (Area, 67-68 Albert Embankment; +44-20-7091-0080; www.areaclub.info) add even more heat to Saturday nights. Horse Meat Disco (South Central, 349 Kennington Lane; +44-20-7793-0903; www.horsemeatdisco.co.uk) attracts an eclectic set from bears to style mavens. After-hours substance-enhanced shenanigans Orange and Open at Fire (see above; www.allthingsorange.com) set the pace from 3am. At the same venue, Later kicks off at noon Sunday. Who needs sleep?

Weekdays, Vauxhall’s hot dance club Crash becomes Crash Bar (66 Albert Embankment, SE11; +44-20-7793-9262; www.crashlondon.co.uk) and surprise, surprise, it’s horny and cruisey, too.

But there’s room in South London for more than raunch. Saturdays at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern (372 Kennington Lane, SW8; +44-20-7737-4043; www.duckie.co.uk), screamers of all genders turn out for “Duckie”, a busy dance floor playing indies and techno trash till 2 a.m. It’s also popular Sunday afternoons. A little further out, Clapham plays host to two popular bars: the Two Brewers (114 Clapham High St., SW4; +44-20-7498-4971; www.the2brewers.com), which is a popular disco and cabaret venue with the younger set, and definitely worth a visit if you are already south of the river; and Kazbar (50 Clapham High St.; +44-20/7622-0070), which is an outpost of the Kudos empire.

WEST LONDON
In the Earl’s Court and Chelsea areas you’ll find the ‘tried-and-true’ stalwarts of the gay scene as well as a few sleazier surprises. The Queen’s Head (27 Tryon St., SW3; +44-20-7589-0262) in deepest Chelsea is a delight, a traditional pub in a quiet location and just the place if you’ve a thing for silver-haired uncles with silk cravats. Earl’s Court’s bar scene is not as big as it was, but The Coleherne (261 Old Brompton Rd., SW5; +44-20-7244-5951), still caters to a more mature leather/denim crowd, and offers a buffet and music (as well as a strict dress code) upstairs. Just down the street is the remodeled Brompton’s (294 Old Brompton Rd., SW5;+44-20-7370-1344; www.bromptons.info), a cruisey American-style bar/disco attracting mostly 30- to 40-somethings. It has an upstairs pub for more quiet conversations, and hosts occasional drag and cabaret acts.

EAST LONDON
Many East London bars are large enough to call themselves clubs and keep club hours. The White Swan (556 Commercial Rd., E14: +44-20/-780-9870) is an East London institution — vast, attitude-free and great fun, especially for the Sunday night tea dance. The crowd is a mix of East End queens and Canary Wharf yuppies. No sensible East Londoner buys stocks or gets a permanent Monday mornings. Backstreet (Wentworth Mews, Burdett Rd., E3; +44-20-8980-8557) is a friendly, strict leather/rubber club. In Walthamstow, Central Station (80 Brunner Road; +44-20-8520-4836) is a big cruisy pub.

DANCE CLUBS
There’s somewhere to shake your tush every night of the week in London. Check QX Magazine (www.qxmagazine.com) for the most up-to-date club information. Heaven (The Arches, Villiers Street, WC2; +44-20-7930-2020; www.heaven-london.com) is still the most famous of them all, a true gay superclub, recently refurbished.

Ghetto (5-6 Falconberg Court; +44-20-7287-3726; www.ghetto-london.co.uk) is open seven days a week, offering a disparate range of “theme” nights for eclectic tastes and shallow pockets. Wednesday is trendy electroclash haven Nag Nag Nag, where flash bulbs pop and dressing up is de rigueur, while Friday’s New York-influenced The Cock brings the capital’s freaks out en-masse for sleazy synthcore bump’n'grind. there�s something for everyone, and it�s a welcome antidote to Soho’s increasingly expensive money pits.

But if you love clubs, take the time to discover some of the many one-nighters, which are the real strength of gay clubbing in London:

Monday: Boys who can spot a bargain flood into town Mondays for the

G.A.Y Pink Pounderat The Astoria (157 Charing Cross Rd, WC2; +44-20-7734-6963) while Popcorn is a tasty treat on over at Heaven (The Arches, Villiers Street, WC2; +44-20/7930-2020; www.heaven-london.com). with a hot mix of club kids, students, and scene queens.

Wednesday: Fruit Machine is one of London’s longest-running club nights and it’s still packing ‘em in to Heaven (see above) for a sublime night of uplifting dance music.

Thursday: Beautiful people get jiggy to soul and uplifting dance music at Thursday night’s Discotec (The End, 18 W. Central St, WC1; +44-20-7419-9199; www.discotec-club.com;10 p.m.-4 a.m., be early or queue). It’s one of London’s coolest yet most mellow club nights.

Friday: Polysexual describes Friday night hotspot Fiction (The Cross, King’s Cross Freight Depot, off York Way, N1; +44-20-7251-8778; www.blue-cube.net; 11 p.m.-late). Music is deep and funky and dress code is “make an effort.” Popstarz (The Scala, 213 Pentonville Rd, Kings Cross; +44-20-7738-9988; www.popstarz.org; 10 p.m.-late) is a Friday nightclub with music from British pop, to ’80s new wave. Equally attitude free, Camp Attack (The Astoria, 157/165 Charing Cross Rd., +44-20-7734-6963; www.g-a-y.co.uk) is a cheesy ‘’70s/’80s night from the G.A.Y people, attracting a very young crowd to one of London’s largest-capacity dance spaces. First and third Fridays of the month Asian g