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Latin LGBTQ+ nightclub with go-gos and DJs in Elmhurst, Queens
Latin-themed gay cocktail bar and small nightclub on the Elmhurst–Jackson Heights line in Queens, set in the former Music Box / La Caja Musical space and sitting almost on top of the Roosevelt Ave/74th Street station (E, F, R, 7 trains). The room goes for a boutique look, with go-go dancers and a DJ working Latin and American beats for a mostly gay Latino crowd that travels in from across the boroughs and New Jersey. Programming runs through the week — bingo on Tuesdays is the standby — alongside signature cocktails and a daily early-evening happy hour. It's cash only. Smaller and more neighborhood-club than the Manhattan rooms, it's an easy add to a night out around the Jackson Heights Latin gay scene.
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