Bars gays de Sydney

Sydney's premier gay & lesbian establishment. Located in the heart of the Oxford Street gay scene. Stonewall has been around for a long time and are strong supporters of the LGBT community.

The venue offers fun entertainment 7 days a week, featuring Sydney's finest DJ's, drag performers and male dancers. Weekly themed nights with happy hour - see the website for details.

The latest addition to Sydney's gay scene on Oxford Street. Formerly 'Midnight Shift', the new UNIVERSAL club features multiple dance floors, a state-of-the-art light & sound system.

Expect the hottest international DJs, performers and dancers. Check UNIVERSAL's website for details of their themed events and parties.

Sydney's popular gay bar with panoramic views of Oxford Street. The triangular historic building has two floors with large-screen video bar downstairs and a dance club on the 2nd level.

The main bar is the perfect spot to meet friends and strangers for a drink or to start your night out. Nice selection of wines and cocktails.

The Colombia has a prime location for the Mardi Gras parade viewing.

Cocktail bar and entertainment/cabaret venue in the heart of Sydney's gay district.

Gingers has booths with lounge area, mezzanine level seating, and state-of-the-art light and sound system. Located inside the Oxford Hotel, Gingers attracts an eclectic, mixed crowd. Party takes place every Monday.

A proud supporter of the LGBT community; the club house of The Harbour City Bears, Sydney Leather Pride, The Official Sydney Mardi Gras Bar, etc.

A place to see and be seen in Sydney. Although not a gay bar, the Ivy Pool Bar is certainly gay-popular and it hosts Australia's most popular gay dance party every month: Poof Doof.

Head to the Ivy and relax with a few cocktails, explore the wine list or drop by for lunch at this ever popular rooftop pool. They also host parties during Mardi Gras. The Poof Doof nights are not to be missed.

Iconic gay & lesbian bar with cabaret shows, plus a cocktail lounge and terrace. Located in bustling Erskineville, in Sydney's Inner West, The Imperial Hotel has been a long time supporter of the LGBT community.

Featuring Drag N' Dine at Priscillas restaurant, enjoy weekly performances from drag queens to pole dancing and various spot performances.

Newtown Hotel, a gay-friendly pub on King Street, is renowned for its vibrant drag and trans queen & king shows from Wednesday to Sunday. With daily specials, happy hour, and a dog-friendly policy, this iconic pub offers a laid-back Sunday afternoon experience on its upstairs verandah overlooking King Street.

The staff are super friendly, and the food is reasonably priced, making it a favourite among locals and visitors alike.

The Bank is a gay-friendly pub in Newtown, celebrated for its cocktail jugs, hearty food, and a vibrant beer garden. As an Inner West institution, it offers a safe space for all, live music, and a place to feast with friends.

The upper floor hosts Wayward, a venue for live performances by emerging artists, making it a cornerstone of Sydney's social and cultural scene.

The Beacham, a gay-friendly pub in Darlinghurst, offers a gorgeous bar and dining experience across three levels and a rooftop terrace. With welcoming staff and excellent food, it's a serene spot for a quiet Saturday afternoon that picks up as the evening progresses.

Its atmosphere and location make it a must-visit, especially on warm summer evenings.

Kinselas, one of Sydney's most iconic venues, boasts a rich history and offers a variety of entertainment options, including arcade games, trivia nights hosted by drag queens, and themed live music nights.

The Chapel, with its ornate art deco ceilings, pays homage to the venue's past as a funeral parlour. It's a place for fun, history, and community.

Coopers Hotel is a gay pub known for its hearty pub grub, modern décor, rooftop patio, and cocktail bar. With trivia and bingo nights hosted by fabulous drag queens, the atmosphere on the rooftop is unmatched.

Located on King Street, it maintains its original charm with modern touches, making it ideal for a Sunday afternoon cocktail. Friendly and welcoming, it's a beacon of LGBTQ+ friendliness.

The Bearded Tit, a vibrant gay bar and art space in Redfern, serves as a neighbourhood queer bar and a gallery for emerging artists. With quirky decor, a selection of beautiful wines, draught beer, craft tinnies, and nostalgic snacks, it's a hub of fun times and creative expression for the community.