Gay club in jersey city
While there are nowhere near as many gay bars in Jersey City as there are in Manhattan’s West Village, the neighborhood still has a couple of fun venues that cater to the LGBTQ+ community. Each year Jersey City has its possess Pride festival too, which has been running for over two decades and takes place in the historic downtown area around the end of August. With drag shows, parties and tons of events happening all around Newark Ave/Grove Street, it’s one of the largest Pride festivals in the northeast.
Jersey City is a diverse community with tons of great bars and restaurants, including two gay bars &#; Pint Bar and Six 26 &#; which we’ll cover below. There’s also a roving Gay Dance Party, which usually pops up each year during Celebration Festival.
Pint Bar
This tiny bar up by Grove Street is super fun and serves over 50 American craft beers as good as 16oz cocktails.
There are tons of events and specials throughout the week including Tuesday “Bearly Bingo”, Wednesday Trivia, $9 massive “Ducked Up” cocktails on Thursdays and $5 shots on Sundays. It also has a dail
New Jersey’s second-largest city is recognized as one of the best places to live for diversity and city amenities. This spring and summer, Jersey Municipality gay bars will more than double. Two fresh LGBT establishments will build a stronger case for the city as a great LGBT “best place to live.”
The Royal, York Street, Jersey City
The Royal has opened at York St. It is owned and operated by Paul Cate and George Makrogiannis, the same ownership team of next-door neighbor Buddy Who’s. The venue features a friendly block and restaurant atmosphere.
Club Six26, Christopher Columbus Drive, Jersey City, opening this June
Club Six26 will be opening soon at Christopher Columbus Drive. If you are curious where the entitle comes from — June 26, is when the Supreme Court decided the constitutional right to gay marriage. The huge complex is still under construction. But when finished, its facade will feature a full wall of windows. The venue also features a large rooftop prevent area with a panoramic view of Jersey Metropolis. It is expected to open by June
More Photos: The Ashford embodies the social dining experience by encouraging guests to arrive early and linger late. This premier restaurant, bar, lounge, and rooftop showing all your favorite sports. The Ashford is situated on the pedestrian plaza in downtown Jersey Town. We are steps away from the Grove Street Lane Station, 7 minutes from Manhattan. With a decorative tribute to New York's 's you will find yourself immersed in a glamorous speakeasy dripping in gold and red accents against leather banquettes. The opulence continues as you look up at the 50 foot ceilings through the glow of chandeliers. Featuring a menu with creative twists, our dishes range from hearty entrees to shared little plates with a selection to appease even the pickiest of eaters in your party. Monday - Thursday: 4 PM - 2 AM Friday: 4 PM - 3 AM Saturday: AM - 3 AM Sunday: AM - 2 AM Paying homage to the day the Marriage Equality Act was passed in the Joined States, June 26, , the name Six26 was born. On this night, the United States Supreme Court struck down all state bans on queer marriage, legalizing it in all 50 states, and requiring states to honor out-of-state same-sex marriage licenses in the case Obergefell v. Hodges. With a lounge that becomes a joyful and vibrant high-energy lounge and a chill garden-esque rooftop bar as the sun sets, The Six26 venue is always ready to celebrate being and love with all who walk through its doors. Join Our Mailing List Monday - Fri Saturday SundayHome
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