Jacque's Cabaret is a LGBTQ+ bar in South End, Boston.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Saturday 22:00 show is the marquee slot. Arrive 30 minutes early for a seat; the back of the room fills first.
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Dani's Queer Bar on Boylston Street opened 2024 and took Boston Magazine's Best New Nightlife Venue 2025. Drag brunch, no-cover karaoke, weekly Drag Race.
TipThursday karaoke from 22:00 is free entry. Drag brunch Saturday and Sunday at 11:30 books out a week ahead on Resy.
Headroom Hi-Fi at Trillium Brewing on Thomson Place runs a vinyl listening lounge with craft cocktails, live music Tuesday through Thursday and vinyl DJs.
TipReserve via the Trillium booking system for a sound-room table. Last call 30 minutes before 23:00; kitchen closes one hour earlier.
Temple Records on Temple Place runs a listening bar modelled on the 1950s listening bars of Japan, with a bartender-curated vinyl programme of jazz, Japanese pop and ambient.
TipWhiskey cocktails are the order; nothing is shaken, to keep the room quiet. Reserve through the website; no-shows are charged 25 dollars a head.
State Park in Kendall Square is the Big Dipper Hospitality basement bar with shuffleboard, a deep jukebox and vinyl-only DJ sets three weekends a month.
TipSoulelujah DJ night is the marquee Saturday. Brunch Saturday and Sunday from 10:00; bar runs to 02:00 Friday and Saturday.
Bleacher Bar on Lansdowne Street sits beneath the Fenway Park bleachers with a one-way garage-door window straight onto centre field. Burger and beer menu.
TipGame-day window seats book by lottery on the website. Off-day walk-ins are easy; arrive 30 minutes before first pitch for the field view.
The Tam on Tremont Street is the Theater District Irish dive with a cheap pour, a long bar, an unmovable jukebox and a 02:00 close every night of the week.
Tip$4 well drinks before 21:00 most weeknights. Cash gets the friendlier nod; the back of the bar holds the regular crowd.
