Visiting the Seattle gay scene will show you a whole world of excitement, fun, and acceptance. From the relaxed west coast vibes to the entertaining gay bars and clubs scattered throughout the Seattle gay district, there will be something for everyone in the city Starbucks was born.
Living a 2 hour drive north of Seattle, I find myself venturing down for afternoon trips from Vancouver, Canada often. Seattle is a vibrant city once you get past the rain, but living so nearby, I am used to it already!
The Seattle Male lover Scene
I often find myself driving down for the weekend when I am in the mood for a change from the Vancouver nightlife scene or want to attend a show or event in Seattle. There is so much to do in the city, it is definitely worth the drive.
Seattle has a lot to see! From the iconic Pike Place Market to leisurely strolls along the water and world class cuisines, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for in the rainy metropolis. So grab a Starbucks, your rain jacket, and let’s explore the astonishing Seattle gay district.
Gay Neighborhood Seattle
The Seattle gay scene is located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, but you’ll find LGBT
A Local’s Guide to the Perfect Day in Capitol Hill, Seattle
The rainbow-painted crosswalks are the first signal that you’ve arrived in Seattle’s gay neighborhood. The pride flags in the windows of nearly every business and the big, visible LGBT population form it even more clear. Welcome to Capitol Hill!
Capitol Hill might be the most popular area of Seattle for dining and nightlife. The fact that it’s also a homosexual epicenter, with a dozen gay bars, makes the neighborhood that much better.
Beyond the gay nightlife, there are so many things to do in Capitol Hill, including shopping for hidden treasures, attending shows at music and theater venues, and (of course) eating at some of the city’s best restaurants. The large neighborhood on a hill just east of downtown is effortless to explore by foot, bus, streetcar, or bright rail.
The Hill is one of the most enjoyable gay neighborhoods in the country, and as a Seattle resident, I’m fortunate that I get to spend time here every week. If you acquire one day to trial the best things to do in Capitol Hill, from nature to dining to nightlife, read on for a suggested itinerary, including some of my favorite insider spots.
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A Few of the Many LGBTQ+ Friendly Neighborhoods in Seattle
First off, Seattle is super friendly to our LGBTQ+ community. EVERY neighborhood in Seattle has our Framily (aka LGBTQ+ folks) living happily in each and every one of our many neighborhoods. Seattle is in fact one of the most Homosexual friendly cities in the nation. And in this post, I am eager to share some of the top neighborhoods that our Diva Dwellers love!
Luckily for you, the majority of us who work at Team Queen are LGBTQ+, including me. I’m your resident genuine estate diva and happily married lesbian to the other Diva on this team, Kim. Kim and I have lived all over this city. And not once have we felt unsafe being deafening and proud living in Seattle. In fact, it is hard to hold up with all of the neighborhood Pride events that happen every year.
For this post we asked the community which neighborhoods were their favorites for going out, living in, and of course, be out and proud in.
SUPER LGBTQ+ Friendly Neighborhoods in Seattle
Capitol Hill – the Gayborhood
West Seattle
Madison Valley/Madrona
Central District
Ballard
Columbia City
White Center
Greenwood
Burien
And More >
Lex's Guide to Queer Seattle Nightlife | LGBTQ+ Bars
Welcome to our city manual series! Seattle is acknowledged for its progressive customs and vibrant LGBTQ+ society, making it a hotspot for lesbian, gay and queer nightlife. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here are some of the best queer-friendly bars and clubs in the Emerald City.
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1. Kremwerk
A one-of-a-kind lightlife experience, Kremwerk is a huge venue with three rooms named Timbre Room, Cherry, and Kremwerk. It’s a favorite venue for LGBT+ fans of house and techno dances parties, and it boasts the coolest, weirdest kingly in Seattle. If you’re looking for a deeply queer night out in the city, this is our top recommendation.
Kremwerk
1809 Small Ave
Seattle WA 98101
2. The Wildrose Bar
Seattle's oldest and only lesbian bar, The Wildrose Bar is a beloved neighborhood hangout recognizable for its laid-back vibe, strong drinks, and affectionate atmosphere. Whether you're stopping by for a casual drink or a evening of dancing, The Wildrose Bar is the flawless spot to unwind and connect with friends.
