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LGBTQ NYC guide
Top 6 LGBTQ NYC locations in Ukrainian Village, New York
byEmy Moore
Live update: Updated June 24, 2021Copy link
Copy link1. Big Gay Ice Cream
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Emy MooreGay! Soft! Serve! You’ll be screaming for ice cream and this wonderfully flamboyant dessert shop with a cult following. Started as an ice cream truck a decade ago, Big Gay Ice Cream has three NYC shops, adorned with rainbows, unicorns, and a magical, eat-ice-cream-for-lunch ambiance. Sundaes, like the Salty Pimp, are their specialty, or get tough with a trucker (aka a cookie ice cream sandwich). Big Gay stands out as a proudly queer business that welcomes visitors from around the world who may have never knowingly set foot in a queer space before, allowing them to literally dip into the queer community via a sweet treat. Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/melissabethkravitz/nyc-pride-lgbtq-sites
More info2. The Phoenix
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Julia SA gay institution of New York’s East Village for two decades. The Phoenix bar & nightclub (formerly called “The Bar”) attracts a youthful, trendy crowd. The Phoenix hosts regular events, themed nights, live music, dance parties with DJ’s and go-go dancers. The bar’s jukebox is packed with banging pop hits. Check their Facebook for event details. Source: https://www.travelgay.com/new-york-city-gay-bars/#hell8217s-kitchen
More info3. NO BAR
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SNO BAR is a new gay bar in the East Village with snazzy decor and artworks by Dachi Cole. The cocktails are pretty impressive. NYC has long been in need to of a gay bar that specialises in cocktails! It was opened by Angela Dimayuga, an influential figure in NYC’s restaurant scene. There are regular drag shows and club nights. You can eat, wine and dine, watch Drag Race… what more could you need? Source: https://www.travelgay.com/new-york-city-gay-bars/#hell8217s-kitchen
More info4. Nowhere Bar
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Julia SLaid-back basement gay bar in NYC’s East Village. Nowhere has an unpretentious vibe and serves reasonably priced drinks.The crowd is mixed though mostly gay. If you describe yourself as “non-scene” on Grindr, you’ll do well here. It’s a no attitude, no ageism bar. Nowhere hosts regular themed nights with DJ’s, go-go dancers and cruisey dark room. Not really a place for dancing, but great for socialising. Source: https://www.travelgay.com/new-york-city-gay-bars/#hell8217s-kitchen
More info5. Kiehl's New York Flagship Store
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:Emy MooreKiehl's has been serving it's customers fine formulations for skin and hair since 1851. This flagship location is the site of the original Kiehl Pharmacy. Be sure to ask for free samples when you check out. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=1
More info6. Toy Tokyo
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
Tiffany WoodsEmporium packed with a wide selection of domestic & Japanese anime figures, collectibles & art toys. Source: https://newyork.gaycities.com/shops?page=5
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