The Ultimate Gay Travel Guide
The Gay Passport is your complete Gay Travel Guide. Looking to Drink, Play or Sleep we have reviews to help. Award-winning & Updated 2024.
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Gazi is where you will discover most of Athens’ gay bars. The city offers an array of options, each with its own unique charm, from welcoming bear bars to cozy cafe bars perfect for late-night lounging. There are also cabaret bars featuring comedy acts and bars that draw diverse international crowds for their laid-back ambiance. Athens promises diverse entertainment for every palate, whether you seek a relaxed start to your evening or an exciting night of drinking and performances.
Samis Bar, one of the first gay bar in Athens, stands as an iconic establishment that has influenced the city’s legendary gay nightlife. Conveniently situated near the Athens main train station, this beloved dive bar often attracts a diverse international crowd. That’s why you’re sure to feel a friendly and laid-back ambiance.
Operating all week except Mondays, Samis Bar is open for your late-night drinks. Enjoy the pleasant outdoors in the bar’s charming garden with a diverse selection of music in the background. Once you visit, don’t miss out on the regular happy hours and their exciting special events.
Rooster, nestled in the heart of Athens on Agias Irinis square, is your all-day gay café bar. It has become a well-loved spot for both Greek locals and tourists. Plus, it’s also straight-friendly. Not only that it offers good food but also a musical backdrop curated by a live DJ.
No wonder Rooster has gained popularity as a go-to destination for drinks, delectable dining, and people-watching. That said, the ambience can set the perfect tone for a prelude to a wild night in Gazi.
Queen Bee is a vibrant LGBTQ-friendly cafe, restaurant, and cocktail bar that serves delectable cuisine, freshly brewed coffee, and delightful cocktails. Doors are open every day, welcoming you for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and refreshing drinks.
Nestled near the Gazi gay village in Athens, Myrovolos is a gay-friendly bar-restaurant offering a laid-back atmosphere. With tables on Avdi Square in Keramikos, it’s the perfect spot for late-night lounging. Open every day until late, Myrovolos also offers a great vegan selection, a must-try for your next visit here.
Migniardise is an adorable gay-managed cafe perfect for breakfast, brunch, or even a glass of wine or champagne. Located just a 3-minute stroll from the Acropolis entrance in Athens, its cozy spot resides in the Koukaki neighborhood, just a short walk from the Fix and Acropoli stations.
The cafe welcomes you seven days a week, offering an array of delectable sweet and savory treats, alongside a selection of fine wines and champagnes. Their menu boasts fresh Quiche Lorraine (both classic and vegetarian), traditional homemade cheese and spinach pie, fresh French croissants, high-quality chocolates, various cakes, cookies, sweet tarts, macaroons, and oriental syrupy sweets. Migniardise might be your best chic spot for the perfect coffee dose and pastry treat in Athens.
Athens’ premier cabaret bar that comes alive with sensational shows every Friday and Saturday. This is the place where kitsch meets the stage, making it an absolute must-visit for aficionados of vibrant performances and comedy.
Whether you’re seeking laughter, drama, or a touch of glittering glamour, this cabaret bar has something for everyone’s delight.
A popular gay café bar in Gazi, known for its cozy ambiance, welcoming staff, and an inviting outdoor terrace. Delight in the sounds of house music as you enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Del Sol offers an array of coffee, cocktails, light meals, snacks, and specialty salads. It’s the perfect spot to kickstart your evening, with the crowd starting to gather around 8 pm — earlier than most Gazi bars. That said, it could be a good venue for a little meetup, after-swipe encounters, or a quick vibe check with someone.
BIG, Athens’ first bear bar, promises a warm and welcoming atmosphere. This friendly establishment offers reasonably priced drinks and music, often enjoyed as a warm-up for a memorable night out. Located just a short 5-minute stroll from the Kerameikos metro station in the vibrant Votanikos district, it’s conveniently situated for your exploration. BIG’s closed on Mondays, so plan your sweet little bear hunting accordingly.
The Gay Passport is your complete Gay Travel Guide. Looking to Drink, Play or Sleep we have reviews to help. Award-winning & Updated 2024.