Chic nightspot offering specialty cocktails, wine, beer & snacks in modern surrounds.
"If you’re looking to get drinks at a Harlem bar with shirtless bartenders, drag performances, and Happy Hour specials, head to Alibi Lounge, one of New York City’s last remaining Black-owned gay bars. This upbeat spot sits proudly on a busy neighborhood corner with pride flags, velvet ropes, and a long red carpet where you should choreograph a grand entrance. They host regular parties, so we’d recommend coming here when you’re in the mood to get a little sloppy on a weeknight. " - rob anderson, matt clifton, nikko duren, neha talreja, bryan kim
"GoFundMe Donation, Any Amount Alibi Lounge is the first Black-owned, LGBTQIA+ bar in Harlem, and like so many queer community spaces around the city, they’re in danger of closing. As a gift this year, consider donating to their Covid GoFundMe campaign on behalf of someone you love. And, if you’re interested in supporting more of the city’s queer nightlife establishments, you can also check out the Lesbian Bar Project’s recent work as another gift idea." - hannah albertine
"If you’re looking to get drinks at a Harlem bar with shirtless bartenders, drag performances, and Happy Hour specials, head to Alibi Lounge. This upbeat spot sits proudly on a busy neighborhood corner with pride flags, velvet ropes, and a long red carpet where you should choreograph a grand entrance. Drink specials run until 8pm every night, and they also host drag shows every Tuesday till 10pm, so we’d recommend coming here when you’re in the mood to get a little sloppy on a weeknight. Alibi Lounge is one of New York City’s last remaining Black-owned gay bars, and over the last year, its owner has fought to keep the businesses afloat. After running a successful GoFundMe campaign, the community space will not only be able to keep its doors open, but Alibi Lounge will make also a $1000 donation to the Transgender Law Center in honor of everyone who donated." - Nikko Duren
"Alibi is a local LGBTQ bar that is among the businesses with new outdoor dining setups as part of the Renaissance Pavilion project." - Tanay Warerkar
"Black-owned LGBTQ+ bar Alibi in Harlem is on steadier footing after a successful fundraising campaign to keep the beloved bar open." - Erika Adams