Gay spots in philly
Sarah Ferenz
11 Apr 18
I've been telling everyone how much I love Writer's Block, so I thought it was time to write a here: Even though it's a cocktail bar, it has a chill non-pretentious vibe. It's small and relatively hushed, so it makes the perfect date spot, because you can actually have a conversation. Downstairs is a tiny bar, while upstairs is a lounge. As a designer, the design is always important to me. I usually judge a place on if they take the hour to make the restrooms particular, and here, they've wallpapered them in comic books! The recover of the decor is plain, and understated. Drinks: They include an extensive cocktail menu. My usual favorite is the Mymosa, but I've been branching out and recently tried the Savage Boy. The flavors are engaging and the names are entertaining too. Umm, they are adj too, so be prepared to be feeling incredible after 2 :)Food: I've never had their food, but they have a couple of options. I would probably eat first before coming here, but I think I'm going to try their deviled eggs next : They seal at 1amService: Everyone that works there seems
Lex's Guide to Queer Philly Nightlife | LGBTQ+ Bars
Welcome to our city guide series! Philadelphia is home to a thriving LGBTQ+ community and a vibrant lesbian, gay, and queer nightlife scene. Whether you're a local or just passing through, here are some of the best LGBTQ+ nightlife spots in Philly, the City of Brotherly Love.
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1. The Dolphin
South Philly’s favorite spot for a night out dancing, the Dolphin is the perfect blend between a dive, tavern, and a lounge. Hosting queer events on the regular, check out their events calendar or Instagram to plan the perfect noun with your new queer crew from Lex.
The Dolphin
S. Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA
2. Woody’s
Located in the heart of Center City, Woody's is a legendary gay bar and nightclub known for its energetic dance floors, friendly atmosphere, and diverse crowd. With multiple bars and themed nights throughout the week, Woody's promises a fun and unforgettable experience for all.
Woody's
S 13th St
Philadelphia, PA
3. Voyeur Nightclub PRIDE BLOCK PARTY
One Sunday Every June, Woody’s main stage on 13th street at Walnut anchors this incredible PRIDE event that celebrates Philadelphia’s LGBTQIA+ Community.
OUT BLOCK PARTY
This is the day when our Community reflects, remembers, and recollects on the day when each of us was liberated and made the decision to be honest with ourselves, families, friends, teachers, and employers. October was the month of “Coming Out Day” and it is more than a day to be proud, it is a night to celebrate life, love, and give thanks to all of those brave individuals that made our movement what it is today.
PHILLY BLACK PRIDE
Philadelphia&#;s Black Gay Pride Weekend, also known as Philly Black Pride, typically takes place in April an has, for decades, coincided with Penn Relay Weekend. Its mission is to transform the living and social environments of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) people of color.
Woody&#;s is always a proud sponsor and host of the 13th Street Jet Pride Block Party. It&#;s always a good idea to inspect or for the most up-to-date information.
At the centre of Philadelphia’s LGBTQ+ scene is, of course, its Gayborhood, an enclave in Center City Philadelphia that’s home to gay bars, clubs and more.
Most of the fabulous venues on this list are found there, but the rest of the city is still alive with culture and nightlife, like the piano lounge for those looking to belt out a tune (or six) and a leather dungeon for chaps-clad daddies and those who love them. Whatever your vibe, read on for the best gay bars in Philly.
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Josh Middleton is Time Out’s former Philadelphia editor. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines.
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PRIDE BLOCK PARTY
One Sunday Every June, Woody’s main stage on 13th street at Walnut anchors this incredible PRIDE event that celebrates Philadelphia’s LGBTQIA+ Community.
OUT BLOCK PARTY
This is the day when our Community reflects, remembers, and recollects on the day when each of us was liberated and made the decision to be honest with ourselves, families, friends, teachers, and employers. October was the month of “Coming Out Day” and it is more than a day to be proud, it is a night to celebrate life, love, and give thanks to all of those brave individuals that made our movement what it is today.
PHILLY BLACK PRIDE
Philadelphia&#;s Black Gay Pride Weekend, also known as Philly Black Pride, typically takes place in April an has, for decades, coincided with Penn Relay Weekend. Its mission is to transform the living and social environments of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) people of color.
Woody&#;s is always a proud sponsor and host of the 13th Street Jet Pride Block Party. It&#;s always a good idea to inspect or for the most up-to-date information.
At the centre of Philadelphia’s LGBTQ+ scene is, of course, its Gayborhood, an enclave in Center City Philadelphia that’s home to gay bars, clubs and more.
Most of the fabulous venues on this list are found there, but the rest of the city is still alive with culture and nightlife, like the piano lounge for those looking to belt out a tune (or six) and a leather dungeon for chaps-clad daddies and those who love them. Whatever your vibe, read on for the best gay bars in Philly.
RECOMMENDED:
🍸 The best bars in Philadelphia
📍 The best things to do in Philadelphia
🍲 The foremost restaurants in Philly
💵 The leading cheap hotels in Philadelphia
Josh Middleton is Time Out’s former Philadelphia editor. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines.
Been there, done that? Think again, my friend.
By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to accept emails from Time Out a