Le Montecito is a LGBTQ+ bar in Bouffay, Nantes.
Editorially verified August 22, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Monday is the one dark night; it sits close enough to Bouffay to fold into a wider bar crawl.
Address: 6 Allée Duquesne, 44000 Nantes
Le Petit Marais is a long-standing fixture of queer nightlife on the Île Feydeau in Nantes, DJ nights and drag under a lit ceiling.
Tip: It runs seven nights to 04:00, which is rare in Nantes, and the door stays busy long after the Bouffay bars have shut.
Voyage Voyage is the audiophile bistro of Maxence Jerusel in central Nantes, with worked acoustics and turntables built into the bar counter itself.
Tip: Bring your own vinyl or pull from the 1,000 records kept on site; weekend concerts and DJ sets start around 22:00.
Havana Café runs Latin nights on Rue de la Juiverie in the Bouffay quarter of Nantes, open every single evening from 18:00 through to 04:00.
Tip: Seven nights a week to 04:00 makes it the reliable fallback when the rest of Bouffay has shut.
Le Plein Sud is described by local press as the oldest gay bar in Nantes, a relaxed terrace room near the cathedral rather than a dance floor.
Tip: It opens from late afternoon, so it works as the early stop before the Kervégan clubs get going.
Le Petit Marais is a long-standing fixture of queer nightlife on the Île Feydeau in Nantes, DJ nights and drag under a lit ceiling.
Tip: It runs seven nights to 04:00, which is rare in Nantes, and the door stays busy long after the Bouffay bars have shut.
Voyage Voyage is the audiophile bistro of Maxence Jerusel in central Nantes, with worked acoustics and turntables built into the bar counter itself.
Tip: Bring your own vinyl or pull from the 1,000 records kept on site; weekend concerts and DJ sets start around 22:00.
Barberousse pours shooters and planteurs on Rue Maréchal Joffre in Nantes until 04:00, one of the latest doors on the eastern side of the centre.
Tip: Boards of charcuterie hold a table between rounds; Sunday is the one night the shutters stay down.
Havana Café runs Latin nights on Rue de la Juiverie in the Bouffay quarter of Nantes, open every single evening from 18:00 through to 04:00.
Tip: Seven nights a week to 04:00 makes it the reliable fallback when the rest of Bouffay has shut.
La Maison Café fills six rooms of a mock 1970s flat on Rue Lebrun in Nantes, with darts and table football between the concerts and the DJ sets.
Tip: Happy hour runs 17:00 to 20:00 Monday to Friday; the attic is the room worth climbing for.
