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Hombres Lounge

Hombres Lounge, 37th Avenue, Queens, NY, USA
Hombres has a more Manhattan vibe than the other gay bars in Jackson Heights. It's the destination of choice for locals and visitors from further afield, who are drawn in by the scantily clad yet down to earth men, although the crowd is still somewhat mixed. If you like karaoke and a good old dance party with some very attractive men then this is the place for you!
Dancing, Karaoke
Good for:
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