Gay clubs in pr
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You have to be 18+ y.o. to purchase alcohol in Puerto Rico.
VIP tables and couches are available upon inquiry.
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Operation hours and showtimes hold been affected by the new San Juan Capital Public Order Code.
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the cast
Explore our official cast of fabulous drag queens.
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the venue
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What People say
MOJICA, G.
You will glimpse the best drag shows at Kweens Klub! You will have a spectacular time and the harmony is super good. I recommend it!!
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MALDONADO, B.
Best KLUB to own fun! Beautiful Drag Queens and allot of talent!
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Dress Code
Feel free. Express yourself with love.
cover fee
Free cover on Wednesday and Thursday.
Cover fee required at events in Friday and Saturday.
More information at the main entrance.
Parking
Free parking is available on site
however space is limited.
CONTACT US
ADDRESS
Ave. Fernandez Juncos, San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Gay Guide to Bars and Clubs in San Juan, Puerto Rico
LIST OF Homosexual BARS IN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
We have the bars and clubs broken down by neighborhood areas, as there is not anyone &#;gayborhood&#; in San Juan. We highly propose getting around to view the variety of bars and clubs.
CLOSEST TO COQUI DEL MAR gay hotel in San Juan Puerto Rico:
HATO REY: This area has more local bars and tends to be a younger crowd. Thursdays, aka, college night, is especially popular. Amigos del Jangeo, El Cojo, Pal Frente and the newest, Meet Macarena, are all next door to eachother.
Amigos del angueo: Local queer bar on the strip of gay bars with dance area and pool table
Atrévete bar and cafe is more women/ queer woman focused, but welcomes all. The owners frequently host local queer artists and musicians.
El Cojo: Local queer bar and small same-sex attracted dance club on the strip of local bars.
Meet Macarena: The newest LGBTQ hot spot/ gay prevent, a hybrid bar with swimming pool, jazz nights and dancing. And just across from El Cojo.
Pal Frente: Local gay prevent on the strip of local bars.
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Puerto Rico’s lively atmosphere, vibrant community of LGBTQ locals, and attitude toward experience make it one of the leading American destinations for nightlife. Read about my experience exploring San Juan’s optimal bars and clubs…
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Visiting San Juan’s gay nightlife
My first night out in San Juan certainly wasn’t what I was expecting. I’d only arrived in Puerto Rico a few hours before—just enough moment to dip my feet into the Caribbean and saunter barefoot on the beach.
Back at my gay-owned guesthouse, I got some recommendations for a blackout out. First halt was Calle Loiza—a long stretch of road in the Ocean Park neighborhood of San Juan. Multiple people had described the area to me as a “hipster neighborhood,” so I was excited to explore.
Along Calle Loiza, I found the standard trappings of any American travel destination. But, this is Puerto Rico, so things were also a bit… diverse. In a fine way! Fast-food restaurants, a bar with salsa dancing, a street food market. Plenty of Puerto Rican resta
Gay Puerto Rico &#; the optimal gay hotels, bars, clubs &#; more
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Often referred to as the &#;Crossroad of the Caribbean,&#; it's also the pinkest of the Caribbean islands, with gay marriage having been legal there since , the highest LGBTQ+ population in the Caribbean, and a banging event festival every June. The whole island is a pleasure to explore, from beaches with bioluminescent waters to tropical rainforests, but the island's colorful capital, San Juan, is where you can really feel the beating Caribbean heart and fiery Latino spirit of Puerto Rico, all while indul ging in its unusual culture, exqu