Myrtle Beaches largest gay club with 2 bars. A lounge bar in back and dance club in front. As well as full restaurants and patio serving lunch and dinner til 2am. Open 7 days a week year round.

BRAND NEW CLUB! Leather couches, white leather bar stools, DJ nightly, drink specials, drag-show at midnight, gogo dancers from 1:00am-3:00am. Looking for more of an urban club experience versus a souther saloon come… Read more

A small, intimate place with great atmosphere. Located in the heart of Waikiki, it's a little hard to find, being down a walkway next to the Prada Boutique. Great karaoke and drink specials. The bar is so small everyone… Read more

Honolulu's hottest new gay bar. A casual place to hang out, with state of the art music videos, occasional DJs and live entertainment, and the best drink specials in town. Super friendly staff, dart boards, and more. Open… Read more

Anything Geauxs is a nightclub located on the North Shore. The name says it all; everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy the weekly drink specials during Karaoke and Open Mic nights. On Saturdays expect to see entertaining… Read more

HUSH is Rhode Island’s only all-nude male strip club. We deliver a modern, clean venue with a full bar, state-of-the-art lighting and sound system, and flat-screen tvs. If you are searching for the best in adult male… Read more

English-style Brewpub, Oak & Brick, Original Artwork, First Nations’ Art, Patio, Live Music, Fresh Flowers.

Swan’s Brewpub is located in Victoria’s Art Hotel. Our warm and friendly brewpub… Read more

An upbeat 50 seat small plates wine bar in one of Victoria’s oldest neighbourhoods. Varied dishes prepared by classically trained chefs sourced from local, organic growers.
Extensive house made charcuterie… Read more

Vis a Vis Wine & Charcuterie Bar is located next to the Penny Farthing Pub in Oak Bay.

With a “face-to-face” mentality, Vis-a-Vis is a personalized and engaging experience. With front row seats,… Read more

This watering hole was originally known as the Sailors and Solders Home where it served as the location for the first Esquimalt Council meetings, the local Methodist Church congregation and as a home for servicemen on… Read more