The Eagle NYC is a LGBTQ+ bar in Chelsea, New York City.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Opens late, 22:00 most nights. Underwear, jock and bear nights all enforce dress codes posted on the door.
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Address: 554 West 28th Street, New York, NY 10001, New York City
Boxers in Chelsea is the gay sports bar with shirtless bartenders, two pool tables and a wall of TVs that pulls a mixed crowd on game nights and a queer one.
TipFree pool every Sunday, karaoke Tuesday and Sunday. Game-day kitchen runs wings and burgers until 02:00.
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TipLook for Drag Race headliners on weekends; ticketed parties sell out via See Tickets. Mondays often free for community nights.
Industry Bar on West 52nd is the Hell's Kitchen lounge that built the queer block, with nightly drag shows from 23:00, two bars and a back stage that fills.
TipFree entry every night until 23:00, then a small cover on weekends. Sunday drag brunch on the calendar most months.
Boxers in Chelsea is the gay sports bar with shirtless bartenders, two pool tables and a wall of TVs that pulls a mixed crowd on game nights and a queer one.
TipFree pool every Sunday, karaoke Tuesday and Sunday. Game-day kitchen runs wings and burgers until 02:00.
Pieces on Christopher Street is the gay dive that runs nightly drag shows from 22:00. The room is narrow, the karaoke list never stops and the regulars cheer.
TipOpen 14:00-04:00 daily. Tuesday karaoke is the night that draws the biggest crowd; arrive before 21:00.
Eavesdrop on Manhattan Avenue is a 36-seat listening bar with a back sound room built around a vintage rig. Natural wine, craft cocktails, small plates.
TipFront bar is walk-in; the back listening room takes Resy. Sunday afternoons run an analogue-only Sounds session from 14:00.
Upstairs at Public Records is the intimate listening lounge and cocktail bar, separate from the downstairs Sound Room. Vegetarian kitchen, natural wine.
TipWalk in or Resy for tables. Weeknights are the calmer listening sessions; weekends share the door with downstairs club bookings.
