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Sexy bi-level lesbian bar and dance club from the former owner of Meow Mix.
Gowanus
249 4th Ave
(btwn President & Carroll St.)
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-/10
Park Slope was a tense place before Ginger's opened in 98. So many women who liked women, so many women who liked beer and pool, but where to go?
Central Slope
363 5th Ave
(btwn 5th & 6th St.)
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-/10
Lascivious latina lesbians prowl this Woodside nightclub.
Elmhurst
6904 Woodside Ave
(at 69th St)
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-/10
Hookah bar/restaurant with belly dancing and the occassional lesbian party.
Williamsburg North Side
160 N. 4th St.
(btwn Bedford Ave. & Driggs St.)
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Behind the darkened windows and low profile exterior is a DJ bar and dance party. On Wednesday nights it boasts only lesbian party for miles in any direction.
Clinton Hill
297 Dekalb Ave.
(btwn Washington & Waverly)
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-/10
A quiet and comfortable gay and lesbian bar, with a tight nit abd incestuously close crowd of regulars.
Central Slope
390 5th Ave.
(btwn 6th & 7th St.)
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-/10
A club for people who like music and want to dance. No pretense, no attitude, and DJ's who take their job more seriously than themselves.
SoHo/Little Italy
150 Varick St.
(at Vandam St.)
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-/10
A café, bookstore, gallery space, and full bar make for a lively and sorely needed day time gay hangout in the East Village. At night there's a busy schedule of readings, film screenings, and dance performances.
East Village
200 Ave. A
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-/10
Midtown East
305 E. 53rd St.
(btwn 1st & 2nd Ave)
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-/10
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