Gay bar singapore sunday

Just remember to come in a good mood and a pocketful of sass! The Neil Road sunday is getting more lively, thanks to this new spot in town. International drag acts will also make appearances from time to time. Tuckshop51 Neil Road, Singapore A few doors down from Tuck Shop is this gay bar hiding behind a shop selling Chinese sausages.

You may not get lucky with the dancers, but you might score some other sausages. Sausage Market45 Neil Road, Singapore This hidden gem is popular among the local queer community, as evidenced by the bar queue outside the door. Compared to other drinking spots, this bar closes at midnight.

Those planning a debauched night out should keep that in mind. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and happy to explain the cocktails you should order. Gay you can even catch resident drag queens making regular appearances here! Epiphyte47 Neil Road, Singapore Yes, please! Head to the indoor space to dance it off or chill in the courtyard and people-watch.

Think comfy sofas and old-fashioned chandeliers, with a pool table and dart machines if you want to blow off some singapore. Taking inspiration from the classic The Wizard of Oz tale, it plasters yellow brick wallpaper on the stairs up to the bar. Lay back and enjoy the views of Chinatown on the veranda as you sip on your favourite cocktail.

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Tip: take note of its daily promotions, including two-for-one cocktails on Wednesdays. Head here to unwind and chill. LluviaTelok Ayer Street, Singapore Venkat is a Swiftie at heart. He has a penchant for memes, avocados, iced lattes and all things pop culture. He also considers binge-watching shows on Netflix as an extreme sport.