Gay bars tampa fl

Its legacy lives on in red-brick factories, wrought-iron balconies, and cobblestone streets, now lined with eclectic restaurants, cafés, and cigar-rolling artisans.

City Side Lounge

3703 Henderson Boulevard

With three separate bars – the main bar, a weekend-only patio bar, and a sports bar, there’s always something going on at City Side Lounge.

A sleek, intimate setting makes it prime date-night material.

7th and Grove Café – For some Southern charm—and elevated comfort food—head to this soulful restaurant (it’s more a restaurant than a café, despite the name). No matter what kind of night you’re in the mood for, these gay bars in Tampa have whatever you’re looking to find. With two dance floors, great drink specials, and free drag shows, it offers an exciting place to kick off a night out with the LGBTQ+ community.

The vibe is laid-back, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty of action. Summers can be hot and rainy, though Tampa’s always air-conditioned indoor venues make it easy to stay cool.

Note: Tampa has the unnerving title of the “Lightning Capital of the World” due to its high frequency of thunderstorms, especially in the summer.

With no cover fee, Bradley’s is popular with the laid-back local crowd, who enjoy the trinity that Bradley’s proudly displays on their sign: “Drinks. Held every March just south of Tampa city in St. Petersburg, Tampa Bay Pride is one of Florida’s biggest and most beloved Pride events in the U.S. The parade typically takes place on a Saturday, marching along Bayshore Drive in downtown St.

Pete and drawing thousands of spectators, with the usual floats full of topless men, drag performers, and bands marching alongside. Please inform us if you experience discrimination or homophobia while visiting any destination so we can make updates to our recommendations.