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The club offers a mix of music from salsa and merengue to pop and reggaeton, making it a hit among those seeking a vibrant, dance-filled night.

Club Tempo’s inclusive and energetic atmosphere, along with its diverse music selection, make it a unique addition to the gay bar scene in LA. Whether you’re a seasoned salsa dancer or a newbie, Club Tempo guarantees a night of fun and vibrant Latin rhythms.

A Nightlife for Everyone

In Los Angeles, there’s a gay bar for everyone, each offering a unique experience that’s as diverse as the city itself.

With its dark wood, pool table, and leather-clad patrons, the bar offers a throwback to classic gay bar culture. Honey's has an impeccable queer vibe that is inclusive to the entire LGBTQ+ community - whether your queer, lesbian, or trans. Cherry Bombe

With a long-term goal to establish a brick-and-mortar home in LA’s West Hollywood, the team at Cherry Bombe has been curating events for the lesbian, queer, trans, non-binary community for the last few years.

Add protein for an additional charge. The music is always great - whether it’s rock, disco, pop, or throwback jams - and there’s always something happening, from RuPaul Drag Race viewing parties on Friday's to Disco Nights. Redz Angelz

Boyle Heights - 2218 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90033

Redz Angelz is one of Los Angeles' most popular gay bars, known for its vibrant energy and deep cultural roots in Boyle Heights.

It opened in 1967 becoming an iconic spot for LGBTQ+ folks in the heart of Silver Lake, even before the community had widespread recognition. Not quite ready to dance in a sea of lesbians and queer folks, Stud Country has line dancing classes and two-step workshops where you can learn and practice before showing off your skills on the big gay stage.

If you’re in the mood for karaoke, Trunks has a legendary karaoke nights that will make you wonder why every queer person isn't a professional singer. The Women’s Bar at The Abbey

West Hollywood – 692 N Robertson Blvd. The crowd is diverse and fun, with a lot of beautiful people (and not just on the outside).

Each bar paints a unique picture, mirroring the city’s rich cultural mosaic. From West Hollywood to Silver Lake to DTLA, whether you're a local or just visiting, here is a handpicked list of must-visit queer nightlife spots in LA.

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You'll have an exclusive and intimate experience as you cruise through the most expensive neighborhoods in the country.

Tours run weekly on Sundays from 11am from The Abbey, West Hollywood, but you can contact for private hire at other times of the week if needed. Roosterfish

Roosterfish, located in the quirky neighborhood of Venice, is a relaxed and welcoming bar that has been serving the community for over three decades.

I love that it’s a bar where you can be yourself, no frills, no pretensions. The Abbey

West Hollywood – 692 N Robertson Blvd. And if you're looking for a full-on party, head to their dance floor after a few drinks; it’s packed most nights and weekends.

5. Take charge and make your own!

Gym Sportsbar

Gym Sportsbar in West Hollywood is another popular gay sports bar that has made a name for itself in LA’s gay bar scene.

Los Angeles, CA 90029

The Black Cat Tavern has a rich history in Los Angeles as one of the city's longest-standing queer spaces.