If you are looking to party and watch the Super Bowl with other like-minded people, we’ve found a bunch of amazing LGBT bars in the USA that will be having queer football fun on February 3. So, grab some drinks, enjoy the Maroon 5 Half-Time Show, and maybe see some drag queens, all while celebrating with those in the LGBTQ community who love this game!
GYM Sports – West Hollywood, California
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Get here early if you want to enjoy the game, GYM Sportsbar packs a crowd on the weekend, let alone during the Super Bowl, where guests can swig all sorts of drink specials throughout the day.
Boxers, New York
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New York has three Boxers locations now: Hell’s Kitchen, Chelsea, and Washington Heights. Each offers similar vibes and cute bartenders and staff wearing baggy, yet surprisingly revealing, boxers. Enjoy drink specials, but also some game day food like pizza and wings.
The North End. Image via Choose Chicago.
North End – Chicago, Illinois
This no-frills LGBT bar, North End, will see a large crowd on Super Bowl Sunday as sports fans come to watch the game along with drag queens Sofia Saffire and Marilyn Black as they perform their Variety Show.
Briggs – Detroit, Michigan
Briggs Detroit. Image via Briggs.
Overlooking the towering headquarters of GM, Briggs Detroit is an incredible place to feel some Super Bowl energy. There will be serving $5 Strong Islands and also a free taco bar at half time. Also, don’t forget to slam down a delicious burger.
Tabu Lounge & Sports Bar – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tabu Sports Bar Pennsylvania
Come to Tabu for some fun with locals who will crowd the joint for its super-cheap drinks in the heart of the gayborhood. Grab some chicken fingers and Miller Lites while watching the game on all their screens.
Woody’s – Dallas, Texas
Woody’s Dallas
Woody’s has plenty of room for you to catch the game. Here, you’ll get discounted pitchers, and a rowdy crowd of Cowboys’ fans.
Nellie’s – Washington D.C.
Nellie’s Washington D.C.
Did someone say $15 buckets of beer and a half-time show?
