![]() For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines. At Time Out, all of our travel guides are written by local writers who know their cities inside out. This guide was written by Bay-Area based writer Clara Hogan. □ The best brunch spots in San Francisco Here are the best gay bars in San Francisco and Oakland right now. Whether you are looking for a friendly lesbian bar ( Jolene's in the Mission, #3 on our list), an epic queer Sunday beer bust (#8, SF Eagle ), a balls-to-the-wall Latinx dance party (#11, Club 21 ) or a drag show dripping with talent (#1, Oasis ), we've narrowed down the options to the best of the best. Jeffery Blvd. The South Shore pub has incubated some of Chicago’s premier. ![]() One of the most historic gay bars in Chicago, Jeffery Pub (7041 S. Not only is the Jeffrey Pub one of the oldest gay bars in the country, it’s also the only black-owned LGBTQ bar in Chicago. Of course, the epicenter of it all is San Francisco’s Castro District, which buzzes 24/7 with restaurants, bars, drag shows and more, but there’s great things to do all over the city (and in Oakland) too. 7041 S Jeffery Blvd, Chicago, IL 60649-2015, USA. San Francisco’s LGBTQIA+ scene is major, partly owed to its history (the city was home to the country's first openly gay elected official, Harvey Milk), and sustained by its thriving queer community.
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