San francisco gay bar map

California has witnessed an intense battle over the equalization of gay marriage in recent years. Hardly introduced after many years of fighting for it, gay marriage next found itself prohibited again by a surprisingly successful referendum Proposition 8. The Supreme Court's decision in June upheld the verdict of the Californian court so that gay marriage is once again legal in California.

Hardly any other city is as closely associated with the gay movement in people's minds as San Francisco. The famous Castro district with its expansive, lively gay scene attracts many younger homosexuals again today. Play events, space with glory holes and slings, playbeds. Hosts popular CumUnion parties.

The serving staff are gender illusionists that also perform hourly. Restaurant and bar with Californian-Asian cuisine. Sex novelty shop with large selection of out-of-print porn magazines and films. Popular dance bar in the heart of the Castro. Must be 21 with ID.

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Attracts a younger crowd. No credit Hosts popular Bearracuda party and Sundance country events. The decor is rustic chic, making this probably the best decor of any Castro gay bar. Nice place to meet friends and visit. Following a multi-million dollar remodel, this Castro dance staple is bigger and better than ever.

Featuring three bars, Classic dive bar with a mixed and open-minded crowd, mostly gay. Smoking patio. Pool tables. The perfect place to enjoy a delicious breakfast. Very popular on weekends for brunch. A San Francisco institution with 35 years history of providing great music. Home of two very popular queer nights: Fri Ghettodisco Softly lit playrooms with video pits, bunk beds, cages, glory holes and a sling.

Private sex rooms are illegal in San Francisco,