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This 17th Street landmark in DC’s original “gayborhood” serves up classic Italian eats downstairs and karaoke fun upstairs at the lively DIK Bar.
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This 17th Street landmark in DC’s original “gayborhood” serves up classic Italian eats downstairs and karaoke fun upstairs at the lively DIK Bar.
Always 21 & Up
Dave Perruzza has opened up a gay sports bar in the heart of Adams Morgan.
A taxi or rideshare service like Uber or Lyft will cost you around $35-$50 from DCA and $60-$80 from IAD. Welcome to the capital, babe!
Navigating this fabulous city is easy, sugar! The Pitchers family knows we need to extend the love, and give the gals a space to the enjoy just like the boys have had for years.
Here, it’s all in the details. By day, enjoy chill happy hours in the airy atrium, and by night, expect drag shows, karaoke and RuPaul’s Drag Race watch parties.
Along Dupont Circle's 17th Street, JR’s is a mainstay, as the bar has been serving patrons for three decades. The 10,000+ square foot building features plenty of flat screens for sports fans, darts, video games, a lesbian bar, and two spacious patios.
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We pride ourselves on offering a safe space for our Queer women and with our fantastic manager Barbie and amazing staff, you’re sure to have a great time.
DC's queer women have long deserved a space of their own.
From Dulles International Airport (IAD), you can take the Silver Line Express bus to the Wiehle-Reston East Metrorail station and then ride the Silver Line into the city. The dynamic space leans into its name with industrial decor, flashing countdown clocks and immersive lighting. You'll find perfect weather and an abundance of fabulously gay events, darling!
Absolutely, sweetheart!
So there's plenty to do, darling!
While D.C. isn't known for a bustling gay sauna scene, you can find some options in the area like The Crew Club. Many language schools and universities in Washington D.C. offer language courses and conversation groups that are LGBTQ+-friendly.
A sports-themed menu of bar favorites includes stadium dogs, chicken tenders and burgers.
The community space and lively hot spot off U Street brings the energy, whether you prefer shaken, stirred or sassy. 😈 Yes, there is a gay fetish community in Washington D.C. Many of the gay bars and clubs have theme nights and events catering to different fetishes, kinks, and desires.
Washington D.C. has a vibrant gay bar scene, mostly centered around Dupont Circle and U Street. Public transportation options include Metrorail, Metrobus, and the DC Circulator, with typical fares between $2-$6. 💃
You naughty little devil!
Check out showtunes on Mondays and a variety of other events including screenings of your favorite movies and select brunch events.
Green Lantern is tough to find, but certainly worth the hunt. And you can redeem your receipt for your free drink until 8pm.
This is good for any drink...from our signature mojitos to martinis to beer to wine...everything.
We open at 5pm Monday-Thursday
We open at 4pm on Friday
Outdoor seating closes at 10pm during the week
We open at 2pm Saturday and Sunday
Outdoor seating closes at 11pm on the weekend
1435 P St NW, directly across from Whole Foods on P St.
Directions
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