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Trunks is where you go when you lost one friend at the Chase ATM line and the other is still inside the Pavilions that closed a half hour ago. On weekends, the main courtyard gets sweaty, and prominent drag queens are known to drop by for a song.

That said, the most surprising aspect of this place is its excellent craft cocktails. Your jumping-off point for an evening of personal destruction lies here. Taking over a former Halal Guys that absolutely no one went to, the new digs are pretty similar to the old ones.

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The high-school-themed space is big and open, which is ideal for people to stand around and look at each other until somebody makes the first move. Their daily Happy Hour goes until 8pm with discounted beer and well drinks, and there's good cell service if you need to check Grindr.

We only rate spots where you can eat a full meal. So instead of your usual vodka soda, go for the mezcal-heavy Magic Hour, or The Klaw, which is made with gin and cardamom bitters. Bayou might be small, but the feel is right read: Mardi Gras and the bartenders will almost certainly pour you free Fireball shots for no reason.

It was also the first bar to announce its reopening… in a brand new space a few blocks down Santa Monica Blvd.

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The classic Venice gay bar took over the space for their West Hollywood expansion and immediately made it the one thing Lisa Vanderpump couldn’t: fun. If you visited the Vanderpump-owned travesty that was Pump before it closed, you might recognize the new Roosterfish.

LA Guide. Gone are the tacky chandeliers and bachelorette parties, replaced by technicolor trees and a dance floor that feels like partying in an enchanted gay forest. So how do you make sense of it all? We respect any bar that pulls off a punny name, and Hi Tops has that going for it.

GymBar was one of the first Weho bars to close down during the pandemic. Tuesday night trivia is very popular, and some people here are watching sports unironically. It also benefits from having dozens of TVs playing iconic music videos and a great corner location where hundreds of girls finally decide to take off their high heels and cry.

Gone are the tacky chandeliers and bachelorette parties, replaced by technicolor trees and a dance floor that feels like partying in an enchanted gay forest. West Hollywood. The place skews loungey, but not in a tacky, bottle service kind of way.

Check out reviews, photos, and more information on (39 reviews) West Hollywood$$ Open until AM “Honestly this is the best gay bar in Weho, especially if Nova is working.” more Gay Bars. People here are actually hanging out, and if you can believe it, talking.

Brant Cox. And it also has more nightlife than anyone knows what to do with. Find the best gay bars and LGBT-friendly clubs in WeHo, LA. Gay bars WeHo.

Trunks is tiny, easy to get into, and in the middle of everything, making it the ideal spot to regroup and find your people before heading to the next spot. There are plush, comfy banquettes where anyone can sit and a giant, amoeba-shaped chandelier hanging over the bar.

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