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September 2019

When thinking of LGBTQ social spaces we often think of historically lgbtq+ and trans bars and clubs, where alcohol has a heavy presence. Unfortunately, those spaces can be challenging or inaccessible for people recovering from substance misuse, LGBTQ+ youth who are not old enough to enter a lock, and people that simply don’t want to consume . Sober queer spaces however are now gaining popularity around the world.

Seattle, one of the most notable queer-friendly cities in the United States, has a few sober venues for LGBTQ folks to combine and socialize. Here are eight spaces recommended by our online supporters and Gay City staff where the presence of substances (alcohol, marijuana, and tobacco) is low:

Squirrel Chops

Squirrel Chops is a queer coffee house and hair salon in the Central District. Whether you are looking for a great cup of coffee, a rad hair cut, or just want a good place to hang out, they invite you to build them your third place. Give them a visit!

Gay City: Seattle’s LGBTQ Center

Your very our own Diverse Center provides a sober space to queer communities. Stop by and verify out a book for free from our library; the largest LGBTQ+ li

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The Apartment Lounge is the oldest gay block in Michigan. Delight in the welcoming atmosphere and then step outside to esteem the Rainbow Street mural.

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The Apartment Lounge

As Michigan’s oldest gay bar, The Apartment Lounge has a long history of making group members feel welcome and safe. The Apartment serves up a chill vibe along with rotating drink specials throughout the week. You are always met with a smiling face and served hot, fresh popcorn to accompany your beverage of decision. It’s commonly referred to as the place where friends meet, and this bar will not disappoint if you’re looking to mix and mingle.

The Apartment also has an outdoor covered patio overlooking Joey Salamon’s Rainbow Road lane mural and Veteran’s Memorial Park in downtown Grand Rapids. Food trucks often visit the bar, offering patrons an opportunity to dine alfresco or take their diet inside to accompany a drink. There is plenty of seating on the patio, and staff will meet you outside for table serv

Coffee Shops and Cafes

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February 2023: We have recently added two fields to our request create. You will notice LGBTQ-owned? and AAILA-owned? on some entries. These are self-declared fields. AAILA is 'African, Asian, Indigenous, Latin American'.

Coffee Shops and Cafes

  • Bean Traders • 105 W NC 54 Hwy Ste 249, Durham NC 27713 • 919-484-2499 • Beantraders@gmail.com • Website • Facebook • Twitter • Roasting and slinging beans for the beautiful Bull City and beyond since 2000. Harmony Love Bean
  • Caffe Driade • 919-942-2333 • driademanager@carrborocoffee.com  • 1215-A East Franklin st., Chapel Hill, NC 27514 • Website  • Caffe Driade • 1215-A East Franklin St., Chapel Hill NC 27514 • 919-942-2333 • info@caffedriade.com • caffedriade.com • Nestled in the woods is part of why this European design Caffe is so distinct. An award winning Espresso lock, Teahouse and Wine bar. From the handcrafted espresso drinks to whole leaf tea, baked goods, a thoughtful selection of wine & beer. Escape in its carefully sculpted patios and wo

    Discover Sacramento's LGBTQ+ Food Scene

    We utter that when you visit Sacramento, you’ll find your foodie people? We really mean it.

    Here, Queer people who crave fresh ingredients, creatives dishes, and a welcoming atmosphere will get all that and more. The nation’s Farm-to-Fork Capital boasts more than 160 crops year-round, more than 40 farmers markets in the region, and over 200 vineyards. 

    The leading part? You can try it all in a food scene where inclusivity is always a main ingredient. Whether you’re looking to have a quick chew in the gayborhood or a romantic dinner with that particular someone, Sacramento is here to serve a perfect plate that’ll have you saying, “We ate!”

    Start with a sip of artisan coffee

    Start your day off with a cold brew, a shot of espresso, a tasty manage, or all of the above from one of Sacramento’s coffee shops.

    Anchor & Tree Coffee is a new addition to Sac’s caffeine scene, and it has quickly become a local favorite for its original flavors and relaxed atmosphere. The queer-owned establishment serves freshly made brews made from ethically sourced, single beginning beans. Order by