Singapore Gay Bars & Dance Clubs

Located in the heart of Chinatown, Singapore, Dorothy’s has been attracting a wide and diverse crowd since 2015. Having weathered the closures and pandemic and a small glam touch up Jimmy and the team are back to welcome you!!

Dorothy’s is a great place to meet new friends and have a good time, with regular themed nights you will have the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of cocktails, beers, and wines all night long, and promise to have the strongest drinks in town!

With its large L shaped terrace, you will be spoilt for choice with it’s inviting and cozy interior to it’s fresh and open exterior to soak up the local culture including the unparalleled views of the Chinatown streets.

May Wong (1905 -1961) was the first Asian American actress to become an international star, with a career spanning both silent and sound films, TV, stage and radio.

May Wong’s Café is a fitting tribute to this pioneering actress. Its Oriental yet English-influenced décor is adorned with pictures of May Wong from the films she starred in.

Popular with trendy gay executives, but all are welcome. The bar serves an extensive menu of inventive cocktails such as the ‘Tropical Orgy’ and Flaming Fiesta’ and affordable drinks.

One of Singapore’s longest-running and most popular gay bars. Backstage Bar has both indoor and outdoor areas.

This cosy bar turns into a party venue where you dance to some upbeat tunes. Happy hour on Sunday through Thursday (6pm-9pm). Entrance is on Teck Lim Road or via Tantric Bar.

OUT Bar is located within a Chinatown shophouse and features Hollywood-inspired décor.

This is the only bar hat plays a mix of Mandarin and English hits. Weekdays are a Chinese and English hits chill-out place. Weekends are all the dance hits; Canto Mando Nite every 2nd Saturday and Retro Nite last Saturday of the month.

Daily happy hour 6pm-9pm. Free WiFi available. Closed on Sundays.

The most popular gay bar in Singapore. Tantric gets very busy on Friday and Saturday nights with party boys who down a few cocktails before heading to Taboo.

The great combination of sights, sounds and reasonably-priced drinks (e.g. double-shot house pour for SGD10/glass) makes the open-air courtyard and indoor bar a great place to start your night out.