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The scene here is much wilder and more energetic than at Georgies across town. Pint is perfect for anyone craving that big-city energy without crossing the Hudson. Located in South Amboy, this venue opened in 2023 and has proved to be a big success. The pendulum of social attitudes is swinging backward.

We miss the dozens of gay spaces that are long gone throughout our state.

With a great bird’s-eye view of the surrounding area, you can enjoy your cocktail while feeling like you are on top of the world. It’s one of the best spots to unwind after a summer day on the town’s beautiful beach. From tacos to salads, they have got you covered.

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The Cub Room

Located just across the Delaware River in beautiful New Hope, Pennsylvania, the Cub Room is the perfect way to experience small-town charm and quaint vibes.

Meanwhile, Central Jersey experienced something of a gay bar drought. This is a group for all who identify as part of this community, and enjoy a variety of activities such as games, food, nature, and getting to know others.

***Important, expectations for all members
The purpose of this group is to create a diverse community, where everyone is respected, welcomed and completely safe.

Known for its vibrant atmosphere and nightly events, The 244 Spot has something for everyone, from karaoke nights to Bear Cave Friday to dance parties with live DJs spinning high-energy beats. The fight for equality has brought a bittersweet change to that landscape. If you’re looking for a fun, welcoming atmosphere, Pint is where you want to be.

It’s just a block away from the Grove Street PATH station and it features a full kitchen and food menu to go along with your fun night out.

The Den is something of a legend in New Jersey’s LGBTQ lore. These hangouts — that some now call “third spaces” — show us that we’re not all that different and that there are others who understand what it means to be unique.

The Colosseum closed in 2007.

This is perfect for a summer night out to have a fun time while enjoying the warm air. “Honestly, we’re still not accepted everywhere,” he said.