Small space with intimate seating and warm 70's/80's lounge vibe creates a cozy, inclusive atmosphere. Energy stays welcoming and non-pretentious, blending fine dining with accessibility. Attention to detail shows in thoughtful dishware and creative, inventive cuisine.
An intentionally queer-run and accessible space with a joyful and relaxed vibe. Staff and atmosphere create a friendly, inclusive environment without pretension.
Beautiful and charming space feels intimate but not stuffy. Exceptional quality courses come with pairings and detailed descriptions in a close setting.
"The Tasting Menu's courses were masterclasses in flavor and texture."
"The food here is delicious, creative, and feels like art."
"The intimate tasting menu offered phenomenal, inventive dishes with unique flavor profiles."
Good to know
The brunch operates on a sliding scale, allowing guests to pay what they can.
The tasting menu changes seasonally, offering new dishes throughout the year.
Seatings for tastings start simultaneously, serving all tables the same course.
Concert hall combines intense loud music with intimate seating and a large outdoor patio for cooling off or socializing. The space supports diverse music genres including punk, metal, and experimental, creating a vibrant, artsy atmosphere. It offers a DIY punk vibe with ample room inside and out, attracting a crowd that enjoys energetic shows and varied sounds.
Offers a comfortable space for trans and queer people with an all inclusive vibe. Features incredible DJs that appeal to queer young adults.
Side benches create a great intimate feel for small shows. The venue feels cool and intimate overall.
Good to know
The event lasts from 11 PM to 4 AM.
Techno yoga happens on Mondays at the venue.
The bar accepts cards for payment.
Neo-noir inspired venue blends Lynchian jazz noir with live aerial performances for a magical, atmospheric experience. The space channels an old-school Shanghai vibe with a dark, sexy twist and hosts creative Asian herbal cocktails alongside unique live music shows.
A neo-noir inspired venue owned by queer Asian femmes creates a vibey queer AAPI space that feels special and welcoming for queer women.
Space feels intimate and not crowded. Emergency lights and candles create a magical atmosphere during power outages. Jazz music adds to the lively yet cozy vibe.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for popular events to ensure seating.
There is a two-item minimum per person during performances.
Expect long wait times for the restroom, especially during busy events.
Eastern European restaurant offers a gorgeous interior with cozy, welcoming atmosphere and unique handcrafted cocktails featuring homemade infusions. Two lounges create a lively bar scene where modern music enhances the exclusive vibe. Authentic dishes and specialty drinks highlight the experience.
Owned by a queer couple and led by women, the place creates an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome. Monthly events like Queer Prom and Cacao ceremonies focus on community and support.
Warm and intimate atmosphere blends casual comfort with a touch of elegance. The space suits sharing a drink, an intimate meal, or a small gathering.
Good to know
DACHA Kitchen & Bar hosts monthly bingo night on Thursdays.
Mixology classes are available and are a fun experience.
Reservations are recommended for special events to ensure a spot.
Cocktail bar with mid-century modern style and a speakeasy-like entrance offers a warm, upscale vibe that blends cozy intimacy with spacious design. DJ sets and dancers create lively energy, while the crowd includes many who appreciate a chic atmosphere and craft cocktails.
A fierce spot with an upscale, chic atmosphere caters to gay patrons who enjoy well made cocktails in glass cups. It offers a fresh take on typical gay bars and serves great martinis in a welcoming environment.
Space blends cozy and spacious elements to create an intimate escape from the city.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks from 5-7pm on weekdays.
Expect a cover charge of $10 on weekends after 8pm.
Interior features vibrant decor and a stunning light-up dragon that create a cute aesthetic. Atmosphere combines upbeat music with lively energy, though noise levels can be high. Seating includes both indoor and isolated outdoor options, accommodating families and groups.
Staff are very gay friendly and welcoming. Gender inclusive bathrooms add to the inclusive vibe. The atmosphere feels gay and fabulous throughout.
Cozy and intimate vibes fill the space with dark, romantic lighting and undersea decor near the entrance and bar. The atmosphere suits romantic dates, small groups, or solo visits, creating a fun and colorful setting to catch up with friends.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 12 PM to 7 PM, but closed from 3:45 PM to 5 PM.
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly.
The happy hour offers discounted drinks and snacks, making it a great deal.
Eclectic bar and grill with a retro vibe and dim, cozy lighting creates an intimate atmosphere. Live music, burlesque, and drag shows fill the space with constant entertainment. Spacious layout includes red vinyl booths and a pool table area, attracting a diverse, LGBTQ-friendly crowd.
A gay bar with a very LGBTQ friendly atmosphere. The owner shows clear support for the LGBTQ community.
The atmosphere stays intimate and moody, especially at opening on a Sunday. It balances being both an intimate and a party place.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
The kitchen is open late until 11pm for food orders.
Small, divey venue blends Broadway kitsch with intimate queer vibes and live variety shows. Red lighting and fog create a magnetic, electric atmosphere that feels welcoming and safe. Music and entertainment range from decent to excellent, with a cozy lounge and a packed, diverse crowd.
An intimate and safe space for queer folk, the venue feels super queer and welcoming. It hosts the Is this Gay? Comedy show and operates as a gay bar rather than a nightclub.
Atmosphere feels intimate and safe for queer folk. Space encourages close connections and comfort.
Good to know
The Oh Yes Burlesque performance is on Thursdays at 7:30 PM.
Tuesday is jazz night.
There is a $5 cover charge that must be paid in cash only.
Small, intimate bar with live jazz music and a 70's-inspired aesthetic featuring fuzzy oversized booths and unique decor. Atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, balancing lively energy with space for conversation and dancing. The venue attracts a diverse crowd seeking a fun, safe, and relaxed environment.
The spot offers a super queer-friendly vibe with a safe, joyful space. It welcomes all, making it easy to enjoy a fun time regardless of orientation.
Smaller size creates a cozy atmosphere where people can chill, dance, and talk easily. Talented musicians add to the fun and make the environment feel very personal and connected.
Good to know
The venue charges a cover fee for entertainment, included in the bill.
Food service stops at 9:30pm, so plan accordingly if you want to eat.
Jazz Night occurs every Tuesday, featuring local musicians.
Speak-easy discoteca with a vinyl throwback theme and rave-sounding music creates an energetic, glamorous vibe. Diverse crowd enjoys a solid dance floor and live DJ rotations that keep the atmosphere lively and upbeat. Outdoor seating with string lights offers a quieter escape from the vibrant interior.
Spaces claim to be LGBTQ friendly but lack visible gay flags or clear queer representation. The vibe feels unsafe for lesbians, and the name can be misleading about the crowd.
Low lighting creates a warm and intimate atmosphere. Weeknights feel chill and perfect for a date. The vibe stays electric and alive in a cozy way.
Good to know
Brunch is served on weekends with a rotating menu of dishes.
Entry is free, but the bouncer may charge $20 during busy times.
Cash is recommended for payments as card transactions can be tricky.
Small venue with an intimate layout and unique train backdrop behind the stage creates a distinctive setting. The atmosphere is energetic and smoky, with great sound quality supporting lively concerts and dancing. Space allows for good visibility and room to move, fostering a homey yet vibrant vibe.
Safe space exists for queers and BIPOC to gather and live. However, discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals occurs, including expulsion without reason.
The venue offers a relatively intimate setting that suits small concerts well. It creates a close atmosphere that feels personal and engaging.
Good to know
Free water is available at the venue.
Coat check costs $4 and is cash only.
Getting to the venue from Manhattan is easy, just a ride on the M train and off at the Myrtle stop.
Small basement venue with tight seating and low lighting creates an intimate atmosphere where comedians interact closely with the crowd. The space feels cozy but cramped, with chairs and tables very close together. Comedy performances are strong, offering an underground vibe despite the compact setting.
Queer comedy nights showcase up-and-coming LGBTQ+ talent but the venue struggles as a safe space. Some performances include offensive language that can make queer patrons feel vulnerable.
Low light and a cozy layout create a very intimate setting. The space feels dark and low key, perfect for close-up comedy shows with an authentic New York vibe.
Good to know
If you are not at the doors by 10:15 PM, your tickets will be resold without a refund.
The venue has a two drink minimum requirement that is not disclosed before purchasing tickets.
The 'free' Eventbrite is misleading.