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Don’t be a couch potato, go to B.E.D. instead. A bubbling mix of gay and straight, and, yes, there are actual beds for lounging on.
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Mixed gay and straight clientele, famous food, and, yes, beds, and only beds, for dining on or for flopping when you take a break from bopping. Gimmicky it may be, but devotees say it’s “just the right mix of weird and wonderful”.
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This London import is a firm favorite in the gay community. Offering a global menu (including their signature lobster club sandwich) with a dash of British style.
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This bar and lounge often hosts big events. Not exclusively gay at all, it is owned by Sean Penn and Mick Hucknall of Simply Red.
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Paneled walls, thick carpet, and soft lights give this place its oldworld charm. Enjoy a cigar and a cocktail while enjoying the view of the yachts at Key West Bight.
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Very laid back and cool, as in the color that dominates in this fun cocktail bar-and-club. Musical nights include tropical house, flashbacks, flow, and soul.
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This was the original Sloppy Joe’s, where Hemingway was a regular. Live bands feature all the time; Conch hero Jimmy Buffett used to sing here.
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Facing the beach and on the sidewalk, there’s always something going on here: listening to the live music, having something to eat, or just checking out the passersby.
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This gay night spot is very popular and full of beautiful creatures dancing to some of the top DJs in the city. Located near Fort Lauderdale’s Hollywood airport, but worth the trip out there.
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Variations on this vodka and Cointreau theme are creative. Often done with cranberry and/or orange notes.
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Restaurant price categories
For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
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