Gerede - homo, bi und trans e.V. in Dresden serves as a vital hub for the queer community. This association-run bar-café creates a welcoming vibe where gay, bi, trans individuals and allies can relax in a cozy setting. Located on Prießnitzstraße, it features warm decor that fosters openness and connection.
The menu highlights a range of beverages including coffee, craft cocktails, and local beers, paired with light bites. Standout features include ongoing events like queer club nights, discussion groups, and pride bar gatherings with music, dancing, and social mingling. The group emphasizes counseling, support, and networking for Dresden's LGBTQ+ scene. Patrons enjoy the safe space for meaningful encounters, celebrating diversity and building lasting bonds. With its friendly staff and vibrant, inclusive energy, Gerede stands out as an essential spot in the Neustadt neighborhood.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 18:00 - 02:00
Saturday: 18:00 - 03:00
Sunday: Closed
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