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This is not a gay person’s typical bar, as a fire burns in the fireplace, while soft music plays in the background.
The seats are full of regulars who have been going there for years and it is those people who always notice the newbies and get them acclimated to the bar. The Hideout opened back in the 1970s, which could be why everyone feels welcome and relaxed as soon as they arrive. It also doesn’t hurt that the bartenders are nice, the drinks are cheap, and the atmosphere welcomes everyone who walks through the doors to dance to the beat on the dance floor. Mary’s can be found over in East Atlanta and its welcoming atmosphere and phenomenal DJs make this the top choice amongst gays. Of course, there are still quite a few pretty girls and boys, who are only there to show the world how special they are, but everyone can find the few rare gems amongst the crowd if they are patient. Here are the 4 best gay bars to visit in Atlanta:īlake’s has been around for quite some time, and while it used to have a stuck-up vibe, things have toned down on the inside in recent years. That means that no one needs to sit at home bored or feel out of place the next time that they want to venture out to meet new friends while having fun. The number of gay bars varies from city to city, but Atlanta has been extremely blessed with several of them that have turned into long-time favorites.