In honor of our brown & black skin brothers, we've located ten nightlife hotspots that have more swag than an Oscar's goodie bag.
While many gay bar images cater to the white adonis aesthetic, there are some places in America that still highlight and celebrate men of color and their fans. The inclusion is demostrated by using men of color on promotional posters, welcoming them into the scene without judgement, and playing music by artist of color.
As the cultural conversation shifts towards diversity, color lines are being crossed and racially-exclusive destinations are becoming less necessary.
But for those who have a taste for chocolate and are looking to add some flavor to their feast, check out our Top 10 list of African-American clubs.
Club BNB
A diverse hip-hop nightclub in Oakland features hot performances, drag shows, and sexy go-go dancers.
Mixx
In the heart of Atlanta’s diverse and eclectic community, the main bar is fully-stocked, flat screen televisions abound, and the lounge area and back bar has a full view of the main dance flo
Club Langston NYC
Dance the night away at this Brooklyn hotspot that caters to black men, latinos, and those who love them.
Club Escape
Southside Chicago's premiere alternative club for the boys with melanin where the DJs spin hip-hop, house, R&B and soul music nightly.
Club Boi at Score
At the hottest party in South Florida, find high energy, loud music, strong drinks, and plenty of friendly eye candy.
The Page
Get a taste of New Orleans' urban gay community at this Black-owned New Orleans bar with exceptional cocktails and great music.
Woody's
This gay-Philly landmark welcomes all walks of life and has 32 ice cold beers on tap.
Club 2020
A legend in Houston gay nightlife, Club 2020 has hot DJs, impeccable service, stunning decor and lighting, skillfully designed acoustics and a sound system that will blow your socks off.
Bachelor's Mill
DC's oldest and largest gay entertainment complex is a nightlife destination, and host to "Mr. and Miss Black Pride Pageant" and "Miss Star Black America Pageant."
The Hangar
Along historic Christopher Street in Manhattan's West Village, Hangar is frequented by a diverse range of men who come to enjoy theme nights and drink specials.
