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Plush furniture, a cool bi-level bar aimed at enhancing site lines, and a stage full of Go-Go boys 5 nights a week. How wrong can you go? |
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10/10 |
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This dimly lit Christopher Street bar packs with a hugely diverse crowd of tourists and locals of all ages and ethnicities. |
West Village 115 Christopher St.
(btwn Hudson & Bleecker St.)
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A gay bar so simultaneously friendly and edgy that it has become an East Village institution. |
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9/10 |
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A succession of straight bars (Ice Bar, Patio) have tried and failed to make a home here. Now it's finally gay as the day with the aim of providing an upscale alternative to its next door neighbors The Urge and The Cock. |
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Just your friendly neighborhood gay dive bar with a pool table, young crowd, great jukebox and believe it or not Bass on tap. |
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Although its moment in the sun has past, the B Bar and Grill remains an E. Village fixture thanks to an outstanding outdoor space and clean and classic décor. |
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6/10 |
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This ten thousand square foot dance club is on the must see list of every gay tourist in the city and with good reason. Fifteen years since its inception Splash is still the gay nightclub in Chelsea. Nowhere else can really compete with the the sound, the sights, and the spectacle. |
Union Square/ Flatiron 50 W. 17th St.
(btwn 5th & 6th Ave.)
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There's gay porn on the TV, Go-Go boys, and the walls are bedecked in metal fencing. We recommend it as an ideal place to form beautiful, lasting relationships - particularly after 2am in the downstairs lounge. |
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There are smaller bars but they're made out of legos. |
Hells Kitchen 359 W. 54th St.
(btwn 8th & 9th Ave.)
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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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