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St. Louis, Missouri
Sleek cocktail bar on South Broadway in St. Louis's Carondelet neighborhood
Gay bar in St. Louis's Carondelet neighborhood, on the stretch of South Broadway that's had gay and lesbian bars for decades. There's something on most nights — drag shows pulling some of the city's best-known queens, plus karaoke, bingo, and DJ-driven dance nights on the weekend — which makes it as much a neighborhood living room as a night-out destination. It's a welcoming, community-minded room rather than a slick megaclub, run by owners known for showing up for local causes year-round. Paired with nearby Hummel's, it anchors the far-south-side scene and gives the LGBTQ+ community a reason to head below downtown for the night.
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