U Bar

"You want to come to U Bar in the Gayborhood on Saturdays—it’s fun, you’ll probably meet some new people with the same kink as you, and even though the crowd is pretty energetic, it also somehow just feels like your neighborhood spot. The gay bar is open until 2am, with plenty of booths, colorful overhead lighting, high-top tables, and a glowing bar where you’ll probably have to yell extra loudly to order a drink. There’s a lengthy beer menu here, in case you want to have a few IPAs and a round of nachos while watching the Locust Street crowd walk by. " - candis mclean

"You want to come to U Bar on Saturdays—it’s fun, you’ll probably meet some new people, and even though the crowd is pretty energetic, it also somehow just feels like your neighborhood spot. The gay bar is open until 2am, and has plenty of booths, some colorful overhead lighting, high-top tables, and a glowing bar where you’ll probably have to yell extra loudly to order a drink. There’s a pretty lengthy beer menu here in case you’re looking to have a few IPAs and a round of nachos while watching the Locust Street crowd walk by.  " - candis mclean

"You want to come to U Bar on Saturdays—it’s fun, you’ll probably meet some new people, and even though the crowd is pretty energetic, it also somehow just feels like your neighborhood bar. The gay bar is open until 2am, and has plenty of booths, some overhead colorful lighting, high-top tables, and a glowing bar where you’ll probably have to yell loudly to order a drink. There’s a plenty lengthy beer menu here in case you’re out for a few IPAs and nachos while watching the Locust Street crowd walk by." - Candis R. McLean

"A compact neighborhood bar, U Bar is the best place to duck in for a salty snack. Right on Locust Street, where all the action is, U Bar is nestled on the sidewalk. U Bar boasts a menu of delicious  bar food — don’t skip the Bavarian pretzel bites. If you’re in the mood to share, grab a friend and split the fig and caramelized onion flatbread. It’s filling without being too heavy and perfect for fueling up for the festival after the march." - Nick DeSimone

"A compact neighborhood bar, U Bar is the best place to duck in for a salty snack. Right on Locust Street, where all the action is, U Bar is nestled on the sidewalk. U Bar boasts a menu of delicious  bar food — don’t skip the Bavarian pretzel bites. If you’re in the mood to share, grab a friend and split the fig and caramelized onion flatbread. It’s filling without being too heavy and perfect for fueling up for the festival after the march." - Nick DeSimone