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Known for our hip and fun vibe, check in us and you’ll meet new people you won’t locate other places. We have weekly and monthly special events, the city's leading karaoke (with more than 15, songs available), regular kingly shows and a host of skilled DJs with the best music and videos. Named by the Logo Channel and Out Magazine as one of the best lgbtq+ bars in the world.
Monday: 7p - 12a
Tuesday: 7p - 12a
Wednesday: 7p - 1a
Thursday: 7p - 1a
Friday: 7p - 2a
Saturday: 7p - 2a
Sunday: Closed
In the heart of East Atlanta
Glenwood Av SE, Suite B
Atlanta, Georgia
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Atlanta, Georgia, is a lively and welcoming destination for LGBTQ+ travelers. Established for its rich cultural history and Southern hospitality, the city offers a diverse range of activities and experiences celebrating inclusivity. Atlanta's LGBTQ+ community is large and active, creating an accepting environment for visitors to enjoy the nightlife, dining, and vibrant arts scene. The urban area is also home to several significant LGBTQ+ landmarks and advocacy organizations, adding to its appeal.
Throughout the year, Atlanta hosts notable LGBTQ+ events that attract visitors worldwide. Atlanta Pride, held annually in October, is one of the Southeast's biggest pride celebrations, featuring a parade, festival, and numerous related events. Other prominent gatherings include the Atlanta Black Pride Weekend in September, catering specifically to Black LGBTQ+ individuals and allies, and Out on Film, an LGBTQ+ clip festival showcasing diverse cinema in September-October.
The best time to call on Atlanta coincides with these key events during the cooler, more comfortable autumn months of Septembe
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I lived in Midtown for the last five years. Outwrite is closed and is no mas.
As far as bars travel with MARTA access, honestly, I would go to Woofs. It is the "gay bear sports bar," but there are still many types there. I include always had fun and it is right across the road from Lindbergh. It is the best bar for a person of one to sit. TVs to watch if you are bored, staff friendly, not ridiculously crowded and not awkward to go alone! That being said, cab home might be a little pricey.
Otherwise, your Midtown options are all the identical - Blake's and Joe's BUT Blake's is horrible for one person (and, horrible for anyone, really) and Joe's has the TINIEST bar, so getting a seat for one is doomed. Oh, and there's still Gilbert's, but also tiny bar.
Burkharts/Felix's and Oscar's (Piedmont and Monroe) are a good trio because you can just change bars if one sucksBUT no MARTA to there, only cabs.
Eagle is only good on Saturday nights. Like ONLY Saturday. Not even Friday. Weird.
If you want to try bars that aren't technically gay b
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