Brussels gay bar
Gay Bars in Brussels
Cabaret Mademoiselle
Friday, Saturday / – /
Small gay-friendly cabaret bar with burlesque (and ›boylesque‹) shows.
Mixed clientele.
Admission: ≈ €
@ 53 Rue du Marché au Charbon (Kolenmarkt)
Brussels
Metro: Bourse (Beurs)
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Castro Brussels
Daily except Tuesday from
LGBTQ oriented bar with small street terrace.
Irish and Belgian beers.
Wolves & otters welcome.
@ 94 Rue Marché au Charbon (Kolenmarkt)
Brussels
Metro: Anneessens, Bourse
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Chez Maman
Friday, Saturday from (1st Friday of the month from )
Music bar and drag shows. Not at all old-fashioned or tacky, but with a fresh and brisk atmosphere.
The clientele is rather mixed and quite young during the first hours while later it becomes more gay.
1st Friday of the month – show Cabaret (only with reservation).
Admission: €
@ 7 Rue des Grands Carmes (Lievevrouwbroersstraat)
Brussels
Metro: Bourse (Beurs)
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Jungle Bar
Wednesday-Saturday from
Cocktail bar with Indian decor. LGBT friendly
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