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A landmark bar famous for it's important role in the gay rights movement. In 1969 it was raided by plainclothes police officers, but the patrons fought back sparking the Stonewall riots, a crucial turning point in the gay right movement. **Reopened and under new management**
West Village
53 Christopher St.
(at 7th Ave.)
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7/10
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 pretty much sums it up. If you're gay and you really love Karaoke then there's a chance you might actually enjoy yourself here, otherwise you'll probably want to stear clear.
Upper East Side
119 E. 60th St.
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-/10
Upper East Side
235 E. 84th St.
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-/10
Hells Kitchen
540 9th Ave.
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-/10
West Village
59 Christopher St.
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-/10
Midtown East
236 E. 58th St.
(btwn Second and Third Aves.)
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-/10
Chelsea
157 W. 24th St.
(at 7th Ave.)
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-/10
Jackson Heights
4008 74th St.
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-/10
Jackson Heights
7915 Roosevelt Ave.
(at 79th St.)
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10/10
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