Porto Gay Bars

Fabrik Bar is a gay bar in Porto that keeps things fun, crowded, and just the right amount of chaotic. The artsy interiors set the scene, but it’s the crowd that makes it — locals, visitors, and plenty of friendly faces ready to dance as the clock ticks closer to midnight.

DJs spin until late, the drinks come cheap and strong, and the staff are great, even the security team gets compliments (seriously).

Small space, big energy, and always a good time.

Invictus Cafe Bar is a camp little coffee bar in Porto that opens late. It’s known for packing in big drag shows (some say the best in the city) and an even bigger, super friendly crowd. The music never disappoints, the drinks come strong without wrecking your wallet, and the staff are super friendly.

Small space, huge personality, no wonder it’s a repeat stop for so many.

During the day, Conceição 35 offers a simple bar menu (wraps, tapas etc) and serves as a great place for getting good food while people watching. But this multi-purpose venue that exudes cool turns into a paradise for gay hipsters in the evening, hosting club nights and live gigs throughout the week.

Owners Description: The Diversos Bar is a space full of colors and joy, we choose fun first. Reception and friendliness are paramount in our home!
Live music, shows and artistic shows in a relaxed environment ideal for socializing with friends, family. To accompany it we have great wines, cocktails, drinks, tapas.

Take advantage of the weekend to discover our space marked by fun and unusual and charming decoration.

We are open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 6pm to 2am with any shows starting at 10pm. 

December 9th- Drag Show starring Wanda Morelly and Big Mama, starts at 21:30, see the bars website for more details.

Bar of Soap is a queer-inclusive bar in Porto, Portugal. Located in the lively neighborhood of Bolhão, hosting drag shows, open mic nights, and other special events throughout the year.

Customers like the fun and welcoming atmosphere here. There are plenty of boardgames and cocktails as well as a selection of snacks.

Café Lusitano is a gay friendly cafe with eclectic decor that evokes traditional Porto cafes. It has a laid-back feel and a crowd that doesn’t really show up until after midnight.

First opened in 2005, it’s built a loyal following with its drag shows and slightly dressier crowd — think less flip-flops, more smart-casual. Fridays get pleasantly packed, but there’s always room for a good drink and a better show.