Where would kink lovers be without the trusted Eagle? The Seattle Eagle on E Pike Street with its black ***ted walls oozes raw sexuality. "Come let your freak flag fly" is their slogan and it couldn't be more accurate for a gay kinky location like this one.

Union Seattle proudly serves the LGBTQ/Allied Community & is located in the heart of the "Gayborhood" between 10th & 11th Ave. on E. Union Street. It provides ample indoor and outdoor space. Its cosy fireplace is ideal for Gay Dating in Seattle.

The queer/bar on Capitol Hill’s 11th Street is a beacon of queer inclusivity. Its performance space makes it one of the most inspirational Gay Bars in Seattle for those seeking avant-garde art. If you're looking for surreal but sexy queer experiences guided by some drinks, you belong here.

From to FETISH nights to GAYMERS, to special events and team support, we are the place to hang out, let loose, enjoy your friends, and have some fun. We sponsor local sports teams, community events, non-profits, fundraisers, and more. If you would like to host an event at CC's, please contact us.

For more than three decades, Palace has been the #1 Drag Bar & Restaurant in Miami Beach. But don’t just read about it! Swing by our iconic Ocean Drive location and see what the buzz is about. Experience craft cocktails, tantalizing bites and daily live entertainment hosted by our fabulous resident divas.

Welcome to sunny south Florida! We open 7 days a week at 11am for lunch where you can join us on the patio or inside with air conditioning for dining until 11pm and happy hour until 8pm. As the day progresses we slowly turn into a nightclub with live entertainers and shows every night with dancing Thursday, Friday & Saturday with live DJ's. There is no cover charge and we serve 2-4-1 drinks every day during our happy hours. We close at 2am Sunday through Thursday and 3am on Friday & Saturday. Did we mention it is Happy Hour, or better yet HAPPY WEEKEND with 2-4-1 all day and night Friday, Saturday & Sunday? We hope to see you here!

Miami's most unique Gay Bar experience for a reason! One reviewer writes: "Not typically a type to write reviews, however, this bar is an exception. One of the rare bars I can say follows all covid19 protocols and ensures safety of their guests. While in Miami, came to this lounge couple of times for a drink and food and I was impressed by the service I received by Aleksandra at the bar. Such a friendly and knowledgeable bartender! Not only did she go above and beyond to ensure the satisfaction of everybody around, but also seemed to really enjoy what she does. Will be back to visit her at the bar!!"

RAMROD, South Florida's Levi/Leather/Uniform/Bear Bar is the South's #1 Cruise bar. ATTENTION!!! Ramrod is a Leather,Levi and Uniform Bar. We are welcoming to all Patrons that identify as such. Leather/Kinkster Folks of all identities are welcome and will be treated with Respect. Ramrod does not condone any Racist, Transphobic, or Misogynistic Behavior in our establishment. Also remember Consent is not just sexy it’s MANDATORY!!! Pig Dance is an institution here in South Florida. 1st Saturday of every month. Great Music and tons of fun to ensure that this will be a party you don’t want to miss. The 3rd Friday of Every month we host ManDance, this is the biggest Bear Dance Party in town. Hosts some of the hottest DJs in town. The 4th Saturday (7pm-10pm)of every month Florida Fetish Rendezvous: A sexy, gentle intro into the Queer Leather and Kink scene. This social is queer, trans and POC affirming and offers kink/BDSM education and demos for the community. The 1st Monday of every month is Pup Night and Mosh. Mosh hosted by the South Florida Kennel Club where pups and friends(of all gender identities/ QTPOC affirming) can meet up and have fun. While Dj Pup Rockit drops the beats and have a wagging good time.

WANG'S is a famous cocktail lounge bar/restaurant in Chicago and boasts with splendid reviews. **One happy reviewer says:** "Came to the VIG on a random Monday evening. Very calm, clean, and clear! Impressed with the spaciousness of the restaurant and kindness of the servers. Ordered The Vig Burger and was not disappointed. Perfectly medium burger w their side of French Fries+aioli dip. Liked the atmosphere, food choices, and location. Would highly recommend!"

Open every day of the week, Roscoe's Tavern has been Chicago’s leader in nightlife and entertainment for over 30 years! Follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok @roscoestavern today! THIS SUNDAY Roscoe's is going FULL Taylor Swift. So go check them out and why not take your date there?

The Jeffrey Pub in the heart of Chicago night life offers you all you need, from weekly, exciting events to drinks, food, dancing and some really good music! All 21+ events serve lots of booze, lots of music and most importantly lots of opportunities for some gay cruising! PROOF OF VACCINATION NEEDED.

Creating Space & Platforms exclusively for Black & Brown Trans People ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Molasses is a Chicago-based collective manifested by and for black, trans and gender-nonconforming (TGNC) artists and organizers. The name Molasses, a substance with several ties to the history and power of Blackness, represents who is most centered in our purpose and work as a collective. Molasses aims to create both community and opportunity for black trans and gender-variant people and queer people of color through cultural work, coalition-building, and linkage to (self)care.

The current location of Eagle LA has served home to many gay bars over the years dating back 44 years. It was known as the Shed from 1968-1972, The Outcast from 1972-1983, the famous Gauntlet II from 1983-2005, then later, Eagle LA. Gauntlet II was in operation for 21 years. Then, in the summer of 2005 Charlie and business partner Vince decided to buy the bar with the intention of making a name change. In April 2006, Eagle LA was born, or, reborn as it may be. There was an original Eagle LA located in West Hollywood at the corner of Santa Monica Blvd. and Fairfax. It operated for 15 years and closed in 1995. Although that Eagle is of no relation to Charlie or Vince, they are proud to reestablish the Eagle LA and become the latest in a long line of Eagle bars in cities throughout the US and around the world. It has always been their mission to uphold the Leather/Uniform/Fetish traditions set forth by the infamous Eagle name and that traditions still holds true today. The history of the Eagle started out as the best April Fools gag ever pulled off within the Los Angeles Leather community. We had targeted April 1, 2006 as the launch date from Gauntlet II to Eagle LA. The entire community knew a change was coming, but didn’t know we were changing it to Eagle LA. We didn’t want to change the name on April Fools Day, but we also didn’t want to pass up an opportunity for a little April Fools fun. So we created a poster, flyer’s and ran an ad announcing the introduction of Silver Lakes newest Sassiest Boy Bar/Dance Club, Club Cup Cake. Everyone fell for it hook line and sinker, we never expected the reaction that followed. The community and other local competing businesses/bars were SHOCKED and OUTRAGED!!! We were bombarded with emails and phone calls in protest. “The Gauntlet II has been a leather institution for 21 years, how dare we dismiss and do away with one of LA’s longest running leather establishments” they said. People were demanding to be removed from the mailing list insisting they will not be a part of or support such a blatant disregard for LA’s leather history. When we launched Eagle LA the next day on April 2, along with a statement, April Fools, most everyone laughed hysterically and thought the whole scheme was rather brilliant. There were a few who didn’t find it so funny, and never came back. For those all we can say is, lighten up. Life is far too short to not have a sense of humor. So in honor of this great moment in Eagle LA history, once a year around April 1st we poke fun at ourselves and bring you, Club Cup Cake and the Mr Cup Cake Contest, enjoy.

We are AKBAR. We believe in the power of rock and roll. We love guitars. We abhor homophobia. And hetero-phobia. We enjoy a cold beer. We cannot abide a mean drunk. We don’t get organized religion. We like disco. We despise racism. We cannot respect disrespectful behavior. We do not condone “velvet ropes.” We do not care who is a celebrity and who is not. We love our friends. We can be silly. We do not understand gay Republicans. We wing it. We try to obey traffic laws. We do believe variety is the spice of life. We do not enjoy excessive profanity. Damn it. We think we’re Ginger, but we’re really Mary Anne. We love a parade. We are AKBAR. Love it or leave it. We can tolerate a happy drunk but not a sloppy drunk. We do not like shrill voices, especially indoors. We are happy to open the door for you. We love a good martini. We sometimes fall down. We admire musicians. We are distrustful of rabid fans. We enjoy a night on the town. We think we all need more exercise. We skinny dip. We LOVE L.A. and we ♥ N.Y. We’re partial to scruff. We miss our dearly departed friends and family. We look forward to making new friends and family. We like to travel. We love coming home to AKBAR.

Live music every night. Cover charge is $10 unless otherwise stated on Instagram. No reservations necessary. For table reservations and bottle service, please email [email protected]. Available for private events. Email [email protected] for more information. Please disregard the automatic response. We will return your email in a timely manner. We do not serve food.

The Abbey Food & Bar on N Robertson Boulevard is not only one of the most famous bars in Gay Hollywood but the world. Get flirty over cocktails in its bustling lounge. Boasted in West Hollywood, this Gay Bar is exactly where you need to go on your night out.

The Eagle bar originally was a longshoreman’s pub called the Eagle Open Kitchen at 142 11th Avenue at 21st Street from 1931 to 1970. In 1969 the stonewall riots in Greenwich Village produced a new found pride in being gay and the closet doors were slowly opening. In 1970, the Eagle Open Kitchen was acquired by Jack Modica who turned the pub into a leather/ levi bar. With a few coats of black ***t and an old beat up motorcycle for decoration, an institution was born. Back in those days it was known as The Eagle’s Nest. Its patrons loved the isolation and the raw masculinity of this dark playground on the West Side Highway. Gay Bashing by marauding thugs was not uncommon in this remote area of New York. Nevertheless, the men loved their “home away from home” and were undeterred. The Eagle quickly became engaged in many community-based activities such as holding tea dance benefits for national gay organizations. The Eagle was open 7 days a week including holidays so there was always The Eagle if you had no where else to go. Gay biker clubs held their club nights here and pool teams and softball teams were formed and served as a kind of community outreach in the spirit of friendly competition. In the meantime, the leather/ levi ideal was flourishing in the gay community. The works of Tom of Finland became icons for masculine homoeroticism and were finding their way into museums and galleries worldwide. The International Mr. Leather contest in Chicago provided more visibility thereby increasing participation in the leather community and The Eagle sent its own representatives to compete. The Eagle bar which was now the definitive home to the man’s man inspired copies nationwide and eventually around the word. There once were almost 50 Eagle bars worldwide connected only by their common sense of the masculine ideal. As with all businesses, the Eagle experienced its ups and downs over the years. With the onset of AIDS in the 80s, sexual habits were changing and the gay community was reassessing itself. By the 90s the neighborhood was evolving and the frontier was now being gentrified. Old warehouses were converted into upscale loft buildings or art galleries. Landlords were not renewing old leases and by the year 2000, Jack Modica chose to retire rather than to reopen The Eagle elsewhere. The Eagle’s closing party at 142 11th Avenue was March 3-5, 2000. A new chapter in the history of The Eagle NYC was about to begin. On Friday, October 5, 2001, The Eagle reopened at 554 W 28th Street. The overwhelming response evidenced by the long lines to get in testified to the enduring popularity of The Eagle. The current Eagle is housed in a two story building that was originally a horse stable dating back to the late 19th century. The mood is still dark and sleazy, the music is still heart pounding and the studs are still coming. The pool table is back as is that old beat up motorcycle. Mr. Eagle continues to compete at IML and the community service continues. Its roof deck opened in June of 2001. The Eagle has landed.

The Spot on 10th Ave is the city’s newest and perhaps sleekest gay bar. Ideal for some Gay Dating in NYC. Check out their delicious ‘Drag Brunch Menu’. It's an LGBTQ+ cocktail bar with entertainment and bar bites. Located in hells kitchen NYC it's a safe space for LGBTQ+ and their allies.

The Stonewall Inn, often shortened to Stonewall, is a gay bar and recreational tavern in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Lower Manhattan, New York City, and the site of the Stonewall riots of 1969, which is widely considered to be the single most important event leading to the gay liberation movement and the modern fight for LGBT rights in the United States.