Gay clubs fort myers florida

The neighborhood is home to nearly 7,000 people, including young professionals, families, and retirees. Affordable drinks, great bartenders, delicious food, entertaining drag shows, and DJs that keep the dance floor jumping all night, are what keep you coming back for more. Take your time getting to know the diverse communities in Fort Myers, and remember, this city has something for everyone - LGBTQ individuals and allies alike!

Let's check out the few awesome gay spots in Fort Myers and discuss the gay neighborhood where you might feel most comfortable!

It’s got a chill lounge vibe where there’s always something going on. Weekly karaoke brings out some of the best amateur voices and costumes in the Keys.

Aqua Key West

711 Duval Street, Key West

Voted Best Bar by the South Florida Gay News and the Key West Bubba Awards, Aqua Key West  is another bar to put on your list.

Then check out the men-only, clothing-optional, Garden Bar, an outdoor theater and tiki bar with a pool and jacuzzi.

Saloon 1 Key West

504 Petronia Street, Key West

Key West’s only leather bar, Saloon 1 Key West is where you can let your imagination and inhibitions run wild. At District Dive, the bar is always buzzing especially during the nightly happy hour as you sip on a cocktail.

The Resort on Carefree Avenue

This mostly lesbian mobile home park gives you a great place to live your dream. Its decor features tree trunks stretching from floor to ceiling and a water stream flowing along the length of the bar. They also want to create business opportunities for their members and attract LGBTQ and allied visitors to Southwest Florida.

LGBTQ folks really like the Drag Queen Bingo Brunch at The Standard and the Drag Nights at Eden.

#4. Both neighborhoods are well-known for their beautiful beaches.

Sanibel has a lively community with small shops, restaurants, a community center, and a school on the island, while Captiva has colorful buildings and large properties.

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Known for its chill vibe and friendly staff, Nathan’s is a favorite among the LGBT community.

Palace

1052 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach

At the Palace, you can either dance all night, soak up the Palace energy, sip on drinks from the bar, or chill on the patio as the Divas entertain.

Fort Myers PFLAG

Fort Myers PFLAG is the local chapter of a nationwide group known for helping LGBTQ individuals, their families, friends, and allies in various ways across the city. Sanibel And Captiva Island

Looking for Island living? If you’re planning to sing, make sure you bring your A game. Pride Cape Coral organizes Pride events in the area, with the main festival happening in March since 2019.

Join us in our tour across the state as we share our picks for the best LGBTQ+ bars and clubs in Florida.

The Panhandle

You can find most, if not all of the LGBTQ+ nightlife in Pensacola on the Florida Panhandle. If you want to get involved with LGBTQ organizations to make friends, find support, or volunteer for a cause you care about, these are good options to explore.

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It’s not quite Cheers-worthy, but it’s close. 

926 Bar & Grill

926 W Tharpe Street, Tallahassee

The capital city of Florida is where you find 926 Bar & Grill. They aim to create a safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ individuals. Make sure you check out our picks when you’re in the area.

Bambusa Bar & Grill

600 Goodlette Road., Naples

Looking for a very happy happy hour?