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Portland (OR) - Guide for Gays, Lesbians and Queers

Queer and LGBT City Map and Gay Guide for Portland (OR) and Surroundings, Gay and Lesbian Venues.
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Bye & Bye

1011 NE Alberta St, OR 97211 Portland (OR)

Food
Today 12:00 – 02:00
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Other

Crush

1400 SE Morrison St, OR 97214 Portland (OR)

Today 12:00 – 02:00
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Bar/Cafe

EAGLE Portland

835 N Lombard St, OR 97217 Portland (OR)

FetishLeatherFood
Today 14:00 – 02:30
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Bar/Cafe

Silverado

610 NW Couch st Portland Or, OR 97209 Portland (OR)

Drag Shows
Today 09:00 – 02:30
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Shopping/Fashion

Speed-o Cappuccino

1015 Southeast Stark Street, Portland, Oregon 97214, United States, Portland (OR)

Today 12:00 – 19:00
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Bar/Cafe

Back2Earth

3536 Northeast Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, Portland, Oregon 97212, United States, Portland (OR)

FoodHappy HourDrag Shows
Closed today, opens Tuesday

Shopping/Fashion

Mis Tacones

1670 Northeast Killingsworth Street, Portland, Oregon 97211, United States, Portland (OR)

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Closed today, opens Monday
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About the LGBT Scene in Portland (OR)

Portland, Oregon, boasts one of the most dynamic LGBTQ+ scenes in the US, featuring a wealth of venues from bars and cafés to saunas and hangouts. In neighborhoods like Hawthorne and Alberta Arts District, spots like Stag Lounge and Eagle Portland offer relaxed vibes with craft cocktails, live music, and flirty crowds. Expect drag trivia nights and themed events that keep things lively.

Cafés such as Sweedeedee and queer-friendly coffee houses downtown are perfect for brunches and casual meetups. Saunas like Hawks PDX provide modern facilities with steam rooms and private areas for relaxation and play. Community centers including the Q Center host workshops, movie nights, and social gatherings open to all identities.

The scene spans Southeast Portland's dive bars and North Mississippi Avenue's trendy lounges. Unique features include outdoor cruising in Washington Park or queer picnics in local green spaces. Many venues prioritize accessibility, BIPoC inclusion, and trans safety, creating welcoming atmospheres.

Portland seamlessly integrates its queer spots with city life – food carts next to bars, riverside strolls – making the scene vibrant and approachable for locals and travelers alike.

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