Gay bars katoomba

Support Star Observer. Katoomba It is only two hours up the road, and it holds a special place in the hearts of so many in our city. Katoomba is the biggest town of the Blue Mountains and remains the focal point of the entire World Heritage-listed national park area, particularly for the way that camp old trio, The Three Sisters, sit there in all their glory, being adored by millions of visitors every year.

Katoomba in its heyday was a spa town refuge from the hectic pace of the city, and it still maintains that role today as the perfect romantic weekend getaway with a new love. As a result, a vibrant gay and lesbian community emerged over the past decades, with many choosing to stay there rather than return to the big smoke. And one of the best things about Katoomba is that it is only one suburb away from Leura, with its scones, hot chocolates, high teas and the high camp of Bygone Beauties Antiques shop, complete with gay 4, teapots.

Your stomach is calling you to the Yeeros joint for its own brand of hot beef injection. Gaggles of gay boys can be seen loitering at all hours of the morning at the local ethnic fast food eatery, katoomba as much for their kebab as for the opportunity for one last perve before going home. Many an attempted hook-up has been ruined by a quick stop for a bite that instead resulted in one partner wearing the stomach contents of the other, with food poisoning probably not the only cause.

This symbiotic display of minority groups supporting each other shows how multiculturalism has triumphed in the gay havens of Oxford Street and Newtown, all on the back of the humble kebab. Editorial Submissions and Enquiries bar starobserver.

THE SSO A-Z GUIDE TO QUEER SYDNEY

Advertising and Sales sales starobserver. Accounts accounts starobserver. All Sydney Melbourne. Support Us Subscribe. New South Wales News. Staff Writers April 20, You May Also Like. Special Encore Performance Read More ». Q-lit Festival Read More ». A Night with the 78ers Read More ».