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Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Go-go dance bar with male dancers, drag, and themed nights.
LeBoy is a high-energy dance bar on NE 11th Avenue, a short hop south of Wilton Manors, built around its go-go and male dancers. The recently reimagined space runs a themed week of Towel Thursdays, Frat Boy Fridays, and the Saturday Strip, with drag performances, DJs, and contest nights threaded through. There's a dance floor, a 2-for-1 happy hour, and a kitchen turning out pizza and bar bites to keep the night going. The crowd skews younger and the energy stays up late, which sets it apart from the more laid-back neighborhood bars on the Drive. Open Tuesday through Sunday with later weekend hours, it's the place to go when you want dancers and a party rather than a quiet pint.
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