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The Prosecco sees itself as a fun and event location for a mixed party audience who simply want to party beyond all style constraints and stressful clubbing. Start your "night out" with us or drop by when the other bars have long since sat up! With us you will find people of all ages - gay and straight - can dance to a mix of hits, schnulz and charts ... or just sip your drink from the extensive drinks menu. We claim that you don't have to do this alone for long if you are open ... It never gets boring - Daša takes care of that, who spares no effort to turn the decoration inside out and keeps the mood high as a DJ.

LGBTQ+ friendly cafe, restaurant and cocktail bar. When there is good weather they provide a street terrace. Recommended for Bavarian Beers, good coffee and home-made cakes and sandwiches. Check out their happy hour offering!

Back to the roots! The legendary NiL, one of the first bars in the Munich gay community, is back. The original with Manfred as host. As in the past, he welcomes guests of all ages. They should get to know each other and feel completely at home. The scene finally has its long-missed living room back. Bigger and more glamorous than ever.

Cafe Glück is an institution within the Munich restaurant- and bar-circuit for about 13 years. It lays within the almost romantic "Glockenbachviertel", a part of Munich where queer and straight, student and worker, bohemian and bourgeois is mixing effortlessly. The interior is an eclectic, still original mix of antiques and neo-hippie-style, the daily menu is always fresh and healthy, the staff friendly and as varied as the audience, the music relaxed, still modern. A very special, lovely and original place.

Gay nightclub with house music from local & international DJs, dance floor, lounge area & darkroom. On Fridays luxury pop party with pop and charts and a predominantly younger audience. Saturday night more house, with international and national guest DJs.

The Ochsengarten is Europe's oldest gay bar for jeans, leather, uniform and rubber guys (since 1967). We look forward to welcoming guests with outfits based on this dress code, especially on weekends. It is not only our wish that our guests feel comfortable in their outfits, but we also strive to preserve the tradition of the ox garden. Conclusion: No strict dress code, but outfits in the tradition of the ox garden are very welcome and welcome.