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💪🏼 Massive

619 E Pine Street

Located right on the corner of Pine and Boyston, the three-level club that once housed the legendary R Place is now home to Massive, which opened in 2023. Remember: Bring tips, and don’t just tip the Ru girls.

🥀 Wildrose

1021 E Pike Street

As one of the last standing lesbian bars in the country, Wildrose is a Seattle institution.

Sexy mixologists whip up affordable, exclusive cocktails, making it a popular destination for those seeking a fun, gay-friendly nightclub experience. They host regular drag performances and DJ takeovers to get everyone having a good time. Visit their social media for information on their workshops, movie nights, and other events.

Location:22/F, Oliv, 15 Sharp Street East, Causeway Bay
Opening Hours: 7 pm–3 am (Mon- Thu); 8:30 pm–5:30 am (Fri-Sat), 8:30 pm–3 am (Sun)
Contact:Instagram | Facebook | +852 7071 4048

FLM â€” Sheung Wan

Hong Kong’s premiere LGBTQIA+ venue is located in the heart of Hong Kong in Sheung Wan, and is known to be a jolly good time.



Location: 15/F, L’Hart, 487-489 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay
Opening Hours: 3 pm–1 am (Mon-Wed); 3 pm–3 am (Thu-Sat); 3 pm–1 am (Sun)
Contact:Website |  Instagram | Facebook | +852 6514 7626

The Pontiac â€” Central

The Pontiac is an inclusivity-centred dive bar that ranked No.

33 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars in 2023, where “the only thing that defines us is how we treat each other and ourselves, everything else is rock n’ roll baby”!

It leans toward gay men and specifically bears, but you can really find everyone here. The vibe is fun and festive with overhanging branches, beautiful flowers, and of course, a disco ball!

In addition to the annual pride parade and a number of events during pride month in June, queer folk and allies can visit gay bars and nightclubs. (Except for homophobes and arsonists.)

More Clubbing

👉🏽 Here are some other clubs and recurring parties we recommend.
đź“Ť MADISON PUB: 1315 E Madison St
đź“Ť THE EAGLE: 314 E Pike St
đź“Ť JULIA’S ON BROADWAY: 300 Broadway E
đź“Ť STEAMWORKS: 1520 Summit Ave
đź“Ť CLUB Z: 1117 Pike St

Not only does June mark Pride Month, but the summer season means it’s also time for the hotties to step out of the house and show out.

Whether you’re here for a jaw-dropping drag show, belting out your favourite tunes, dressing up for a themed night or simply losing yourself on the dance floor, these gay bars and clubs are where Hong Kong’s heart truly beats. Those with a penchant for karaoke can hop down to Singsing Bar on the 18th floor where they host regular singing competitions and have a podium fitted with a dedicated karaoke setup.

Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday, 7pm to 3am, Friday to Saturday, 7pm to 5am

Bing Bing, 22/F, Oliv, 15 Sharp Street East, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 6908 5088, www.facebook.com/bingbingbar

Read More: Where To Find The Best Happy Hour In Central

Vibranium – A spacious dance floor and no cover charge

Yet another queer-friendly space in the same building!

There’s a wide range of ages here, and it leans predominately gay. Don’t take my word for it, just listen to Sue Bird (around 01:23):

The 36-year-old bar has weathered a lot of changes on the Hill, and it’s miraculously survived the pandemic to come out even stronger. You can find Host parties at Mihn Club – a safe space for music lovers, misfits and magic-makers of all races, genders and sexual identities.

While Virus has a calmer vibe, L’Paradis offers beer pong, darts, karaoke, and shots, perfect for those who are young and looking for love. If you visit on the weekends, get ready for the tables to be moved to the side and for the dance floor to fill – everyone is welcome to join for a good time!

Happy Hours: 5:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: 37 Pottinger St, Central
Opening Hours: 4 pm–2 am (Mon); 4 pm–5 am (Tue-Sat); 4 pm–2 am (Sun)
Contact: Instagram | Facebook | +852 6607 0884

Mihn Club — Sheung Wan

Tucked away in a commercial building in Sheung Wan, Mihn Club is an underground club for Hong Kong’s trendsetters.

dmens gay bar

Known by the Chinese character 宀, this spot is not exclusively LGBTQIA+, but it champions inclusivity, welcoming all races, genders, and sexual identities. This charming little gem is no frills — it’s all about real connections and those deep, no-BS conversations that keep you coming back. Also: Burgers. The inclusive bar often has patrons spilling out onto the cobbled street, and we suspect it has something to do with its daily buy-one-get-one happy hour deal stretching from 5pm to 9pm.

Opening hours: 4pm to 5am

LinQ Bar, 37 Pottinger Street, Central, Hong Kong, 6607 0884, www.facebook.com/LinQ-Bar

Read More:15 LGBTQIA+ Books To Read This Pride Month

Main image courtesy of Zoo Bar via Instagram, image 1 courtesy of FLM via Instagram, image 2 courtesy of Zoo Bar via Instagram, image 3 courtesy of Vivere via Instagram, image 4 courtesy of Vibranium via Instagram.

Homosexuality was legalized in 1991 in Hong Kong, and although gay marriage still isn’t, being queer is no longer the taboo it once was.