Where are a few of your favorite places to hang out around town? We start conversations with our neighbors, we look up from our phones, and we engage with one another in a way that I don’t see often in many other cities. If you go out by yourself, you won’t stay by yourself for long. What is the best part about the New Orleans LGBT nightlife scene? I love hearing their stories while making our own. We’re a locals gay bar that is inclusive of everyone and we are very lucky to have an amazing group of customers that come in once and continue to come back. I love going to work and seeing regular customers who have become my friends. What is your favorite thing about working at 700 Club? Cheers! Photo credit: Kat Sampsonįavorite drink to drink: Like any man, the simpler the better!
Below, meet some of the friendly local LGBT bartenders who are sharing their favorite places to go, things to do, and why they love their city. Each year, the city hosts Tales of the Cocktail, one of the world’s premier cocktail festivals, as well as several other food and drink events, like the New Orleans Wine & Food Experience and NOLA on Tap. One thing you never have to worry about here is being thirsty. New Orleans is known for its vibrant nightlife, with live music and a bar on nearly every corner.
