Club Tempo

A West Hollywood institution for the gay community since the 80s, Revolver Video Bar is a favourite destination where friends can catch up over cocktails and music videos. This venue is putting a new spin on West Hollywood nightlife while sticking to its roots. This means that it still has the best music videos and iconic movie mash ups, inexpensive drinks, signature nights, and the same great atmosphere that keeps people coming back.

LA's original Latino night club continues to proudly serve the LGBT community of East Hollywood. It's loud, it's proud, and it's cowboy themed! Club Tempo hosts regular drag shows and live music, and while these shows are centre stage, there are always other things happening across all floors of the club. Each offers a different genre of music from salsa to house mixes, while out on the patio you can enjoy a quieter night if that's what you like.

Roosterfish hosts inclusive parties on L.A.'s Westside in Venice. Opened in the 80s as a safe haven for the queer community, Roosterfish is now a modern and equally inclusive bar that has not forgotten its roots and status as one of the oldest venues on Abbot Kinney Blvd. It's a favourite of the local queer community, who enjoy the kitschy gay bar featuring pool tables, jukebox tunes & local artwork. The bright interior and modernised drinks have kept this iconic bar relevant.

Gay Night Club in Long Beach with dancing, karaoke, and drag shows. There's a different party feel on each floor so you can always find something to your taste. The top floor hosts drag acts and dancers, the main floor has games and a karaoke lounge, and the lower level is an event room available for parties and private functions. Something different happens every night of the week so it never gets boring in the Executive Suite.

The Bayou in West Hollywood stands out from the other bars along Santa Monica Boulevard, with its vibrant New-Orleans theme and dive bar vibe, complete with the all-important neon signs and Mardi Gras decor. Beer and cocktails are super cheap, and there are two happy hours every day so you can have as many strong drinks as you like without breaking the bank. Good bar food, better music, and a crowd with no attitude make for a great night.

Flux was voted by the LA Hotlist as the number one gay bar in Los Angeles County. It's a vibrant and happening hangout for the queer community, both local and tourist, and offers pool tables, TVs, and a patio for a quieter night. Entry is normally free, and drinks are always cheap and served by a number of attractive bartenders. The bar is always pleasantly busy with a good atmosphere and lots of friendly customers.