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http://www.albatrossbar.com A former biker bar turned gay hangout, Albatross makes anyone wearing lots of leather and chaps feel comfortable. Come for the cheap drinks, or just play a round of pool. If you're looking to be entertained, Albatross also has karaoke and comedy. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.bbarandgrill.com A blue-and-red neon sign outside B's announces three of its main components--cafe, bar, and grill--but still manages to exclude a lot. Behind the white brick wall, you'll find a quaint patio and accompanying bar, a tidy connecting dining room fitted with globular paper lanterns, and, toward the front, a smaller cocktail bar. Oh, and another bar room, this time with wine-red coloring and black-and-white photos of thespians in peculiar poses. The grandiosity of it all tends to keep out locals, but that patio sure is pretty on a cool summer evening. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
Departing somewhat from the standard underlying cruisiness of your average gay bar, Barracuda strikes a relaxed pose between fun and stylish. Comprising a well-lit back room stocked with ample cushioned seats around a pool table and a flirty front room stocked with spunky barmen and at least one reasonably dark corner, patrons can choose what takes their fancy and no one gets too angsty about how their hair is looking. Regular drag shows happen weekly and two-for-one happy hour is from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m., Monday through Friday. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
Even if a barman does ignore you, the Calvin Klein ads on the walls of Barrage will keep you interested until they get your order happening. Plush leather seating and goldfish on the bar donat make this place a fascinating concept wonderland so much as a suitably elegant and comfortable place to have a conversation with friends or to make new ones. Happy hour is from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and then again from 11 p.m. to midnight daily. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.beautybar.com This is the only bar where you can have a gin & tonic while getting your nails done (but not your hair did, alas). No joke: This place offers a $10 manicure-plus-martini deal. File those claws down directly across from a fully stocked bar amid prim and proper 1950s hair-salon décor, ambiance supplied by a vinyl-only DJ. It's a theme-bar gimmick, yeah, but as long as you don't mistake the nail polish for the vodka (antique beauty products sit on the same shelf as the drinks), why not? Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.bootsnsaddle.com While it's unlikely you'll find an actual cowboy in this relaxed gay cruise hangout, it isn't unheard of to find someone who's interested in pretending to be oneaat least for the evening. Surprisingly, it's not actually a leather bar and the crowd is generally a mix of tourists and Village regulars. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.theboxnyc.com Fashioned from a renovated 1930's sign factory, the Box is like one of those fabled, flapper-cluttered Gatsby parties--with the addition of burlesque dancers, circus oddities, and other strange folks you might find on Ripley's Believe It or Not. The old-timey, Prohibition-era decor--crystal chandeliers, an abandoned merry-go-round horse, the sepia color scheme--make the place appear as though it were plucked from your crazy great great aunt's photo album. But unlike Gatsby's parties, you can't just show up. Get a reservation or buddy up with the bouncer. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
So named because it's only lit with candles (way to save on the electric bills, guys), this bar serves as a local cruising joint for Upper West Siders. After all, everyone's cuter in near-total darkness. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.thecockbar.com While this favorite gay bar may have moved in 2005 (the space was previously inhabited by The Hole), its knowingly-corrupt spirit is still willfully intact. A litany of cheeky riffs on its own name (visit for the "Happy Cock Hour" and you might later be featured on the bar's website in "Happy Cock Shots" photos) combined with weekly dance parties featuring guest DJs ("electro-figurehead" Man Parrish is a regular) have made this grungy spot into an area institution. Glittery go-go boys and cheap, strong drinks (served in seemingly-ironic plastic cups) appear to be in the hands of all patrons. --Mallory Stuchin Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.eaglenyc.com Since the 2002 demise of the Lure, New Yorkas manliest men have been getting their boots polished at the Eagle, two huge floors of uniform, leather, fetish, and some of the friendliest guys youall ever meet. Beer is de rigueur, the less foofy the better, and you can consume said brew alfresco during Sundayas rooftop beer blast. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.friendstavernny.com In its past life as a shore leave sailoras haunt, Friendas Tavern offered a respite to the rough and stormy seas. Now, as the oldest gay bar in Queens, it offers an alternative to Manhattanas snobbiness. The diverse neighborhood crowd is friendlyaand flirty. If thatas not enough stimulation, dancing, drag shows, video games, a pool table, and a good juke box are on offer as well. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.glounge.com After a complete face-lift, G Lounge is looking sleeker and more fabulous than ever. Having expanded and created more space, the chances are now much higher of running into someone who takes your fancy for the eveningaor longer of course. Spunky shirtless muscle boys parade back and forth behind the bar subconsciously in time with the pop or house churning out of the sound system and theyare loving every minute of it. Happy hour is from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., Monday to Friday, and during this time everything basically just costs less than usual. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.gapimny.org A community organization that links together members of the Asian and Pacific Islander gay male community. Meetings are monthly at the Gay and Lesbian Community Center. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.gymsportsbar.com Billed as the first and only gay sports bar in New York, Gym Sportsbar is an establishment whose welcome is long overdue: an open atmosphere for the many gay sports enthusiasts in the city, boasting nine large-screen TVs, a 40-foot mahogany bar with frozen energy-drink slushies, and Final Four eats such as buffalo wings and nachos. Co-owners Rick Schmutzler and Nick Leonard reach out to the many gay sports leagues in the city, hosting registration sign-ups for tournaments and partnering with them for charity events. The atmosphere is friendly and riotous; nothing not to like here. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
http://www.thehangarbarnyc.com Always uncomfortably crowded, the Hangar is a default destination for cute gay men looking for temporary, vaguely fulfilling love/sex. Greasy snacks, a pool table and lots of seating encourage serious loafersaon weekends, the baras always packed until 4. Read more about this New York bar or club >>
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