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Buffalo, New York
Intimate cocktail bar in Allentown with martinis and a trans safe space
Fugazi is a cocktail-focused gay bar on the corner of Allen and Franklin in Buffalo's historic Allentown, the city's traditional gay nightlife strip. The two-room layout keeps a dark, intimate feel, with a pool table, dartboard, and a patio in back, and unlike the dance clubs nearby it keeps the volume at a level where you can actually hold a conversation. The draw is the drinks: a martini-forward list and rotating specials that pull a 30-and-up, professional crowd. It's a designated transgender safe space with gender-neutral facilities, and that intentionality shows in the easygoing, mixed regulars. For a traveler, it's the spot to start a low-key Allentown night before the louder rooms open up, or to end one somewhere you can hear yourself think. The bar also hosts drag watch parties and holiday events through the year.
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