Tavern on Camac
Gay bar · Washington Square West
243 S Camac St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Highlights
Piano bar, nightclub, & restaurant with singalongs & dancing
Piano bar, nightclub, & restaurant with singalongs & dancing
"Tavern on Camac is a gay bar in the Gayborhood, and it’s one of those places that you only go to if you’re trying to have a big night out. Downstairs is a full-blown restaurant, with lots of tables and American cuisine. The main floor is a piano bar where the Gaybill Broadway Cabaret performs each Wednesday. And upstairs, It’s a nightclub, with strobe lights, loud house music, and dancing. So you can have any kind of night you want depending on the mood and your taste in Broadway tunes." - candis mclean
"If you’ve dreamed of belting out ballads with a piano accompaniment, or prefer a more traditional karaoke experience, Tavern on Camac has you covered. The multi-level City Center establishment has an intimate piano bar and lounge with a daily schedule of pianists. It also hosts weekly events with some of Philly’s top karaoke hosts and show-stopping show tunes on Sunday where Broadway and theater hits are the focus." - Annemarie Dooling
"Tavern on Camac is a gay bar in the Gayborhood, and it’s one of those places that you only go to if you’re trying to have a big night out. Downstairs is a full-blown restaurant, with lots of tables and American cuisine. The main floor is a piano bar where the Gaybill Broadway Cabaret performs each Wednesday. And upstairs, It’s a nightclub, with strobe lights, loud house music, and dancing. So you can have any kind of night you want depending on the mood and your taste in Broadway tunes. " - candis mclean
"Tavern on Camac is a gay bar in the Gayborhood, and it’s one of those places that you only go to if you’re trying to have a big night out. Downstairs is a full-blown restaurant, with lots of tables and American cuisine. The main floor is a piano bar where the Gaybill Broadway Cabaret performs each Wednesday. And upstairs, It’s a nightclub, with strobe lights, loud house music, and dancing. So you can have any kind of night you want depending on the mood and your taste in Broadway tunes." - Candis R. McLean
"You don’t go to Tavern On Camac to start your night. You go to Tavern On Camac when you’ve already been to a couple of bars and are ready to shut it down at a combo piano bar/dance club. This place has been around forever and was originally one of the first gay bars in the area, but now it’s full of everyone from college students scream-singing songs from Mulan to retired couples who want to pretend they’re back in the ’70s." - sydney mcelwee
