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Long Beach, California
North Long Beach gay bar with a huge patio and a video dance floor.
Gay bar in North Long Beach with what it bills as SoCal's largest outdoor patio and dance floor, complete with heaters for cooler nights. The sister venue to Falcon LB, both owned by Michael Barber. Open Thursday through Sunday only — the space formerly housed Pistons (a 51-year leather bar) and later Eagle 562 before rebranding as Falcon North in 2021. The crowd skews bear, daddy, and leather-adjacent, though the vibe is welcoming across the board. Thursdays are karaoke, Fridays bring drag shows and Drag Race viewing, and Sundays combine a beer bust with more karaoke. Recurring themed nights include Latin night, Bear & Body Positive night, and cigar socials. Gender-neutral restrooms and wheelchair-accessible throughout.
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