New Orleans Gay Bars

One of the most popular gay bars in New Orleans, located near to the other gay venues on Bourbon Street. This is a lively place where you can have fun and chat with the locals.

There are regular drag shows. Upstairs you'll find two bars and also a large video bar downstairs. The drinks are quite pricey here so you may want to go at happy hour - usually begins at 5pm but varies over the week.

Bourbon hosts karaoke events, retro pop dance parties, regular drag shows and show tune sing-alongs. On show tunes, night drink specials include The Barbra, The Judy and The Liza.

The oldest New Orleans gay bar, located in the French Quarter amongst the city's gay nightlife. The Corner Pocket's main attraction is the scantily-clad men who spend their nights dancing on the bar.

Additionally, TV sports are shown throughout the venue. Look out for the bar's special event nights, including weekly bingo, holiday parties, 80s and 90s nights, and live entertainment. A historic LGBT+ venue.

Gay bar in New Orleans, located across from Armstrong Park. Loved by locals and tourists, GrandPre's is known for its laid-back atmosphere and affordable drinks.

Inside, you'll find comfy seating and a full bar serving classic cocktails and other drinks. The bar hosts various live acts, drag shows, and "Boylesque" night on the 4th Friday of the month.

The venue is open every day of the week from 11am till past midnight.

Pheonix Bar is New Orleans' only leather, bear, and fetish bar. It has been catering to the queer community since 1983. The venue features pool tables, daily happy hours, drink specials, bingo nights, holiday parties, and more.

The venue is open 24/7 all year round, making it a perfect spot for relaxed drinks during the day or a fun night out.

Popular gay bar on Bourbon Streeet and one of the oldest gay bars in the US. This 24/7 tavern has been serving the city's LGBT+ community since 1953, making it a staple in the New Orleans gay scene.

Cafe Lafitte in Exile has daily happy hour drink deals and hosts various special events including dance parties, karaoke, and bottomless brunch.

The Page is a laid-back neighborhood gay bar located in The French Quarter in New Orleans.  The venue welcomes a diverse crowd and serves late-night drinks with daily happy hours.

Locals favour The Page for its friendly service, tasty crafted cocktails, charming atmosphere, and good music.

Good Friends is a laid-back gay bar in New Orleans with Victorian-styled interiors. The venue features multiple levels, music videos, balcony seating, and more

The bar features theme nights and events occasionally, including Y2K nights, karaoke nights, Ru Paul drag race watch parties, and more.

The venue is open every day of the week. Open 24h from Wednesday to Sunday.

The Silver Fox, formerly called Rawhide 2010 is a popular gay bar in the bustling French Quarter. This down-to-earth bar welcomes everyone but is particularly popular with leather and bear crowd.

The bar features daily happy hours (from 4pm to 9pm), outdoor seating areas, karaoke, pool tables, TV's playing adult videos and regular shows.

A decadent New Orleans gay bar, Golden Lantern, has been serving the city's LGBT+ community since 1964. The venue serves a wide range of draft beers, cocktails, seltzers, and booze free drinks. 

The bar hosts regular special events, live music, and drag shows. It is open 24/7 and features a welcoming atmosphere, making it a great spot to hang out with friends or meet locals.

Casual, steampunk-themed gay bar in French Quarter, amongst the bustling gay nightlife. Previously called Double Play, Crossing has a welcoming atmosphere, friendly bar staff, great cocktails, food, rooftop seating, and pool tables. 

The venue also features daily happy hours and a schedule for the elderly.

Drag shows are hosted on a regular basis, drawing in eclectic crowds from the city's LGBT+ scene and beyond.

The AllWays Lounge is an LGBT-popular nightclub in New Orleans, showcasing live performances, cabaret, comedy, theatre, live music, etc.

The venue has comfy seating and an eclectically decorated interior. If you're looking to catch a play, or a unique burlesque show, then this is the place for you.

Live music acts are featured here on a regular basis.

The venue is open every day of the week from 6pm-2am (from 4pm on weekends).

Mag’s 940 is a unique combination of a lively gay bar and a cozy bed and breakfast in Marigny. Known for its vibrant live performances, from drag shows to circus acts and male revues, it's a hotspot for those seeking an energetic and entertaining night out.

The bar is open every day of the week from 10am till late hours.

Big Daddy's is a relaxed neighborhood bar in New Orleans, known for its strong drinks at affordable prices. This LGBTQ-owned dive is a favourite among locals for its laid-back vibe, pool tables, and friendly staff.

Cash is king here, so while you enjoy the low-key atmosphere, remember to bring cash for both the drinks and the arcade games.

Just a few blocks from Bourbon Street, Voodoo Lounge offers a classic dive bar experience with a gay twist. This bar, managed by the owners of Flanagan's Pub, is the perfect spot for those looking to unwind in a traditional, easy-going setting after a night in the quarter.

The venue hosts theme parties and events occasionally, including Friday dance parties and Satuday after parties.

QiQi is Uptown New Orleans' coziest little gay bar. It's a charming spot where daily specials, great company, and witty bartenders come together to create a welcoming and intimate atmosphere.

The venue features happy hours, trivia, and occasional drag hosts and performances.