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Get Out! GAY Magazine – Issue 496

Featuring content from the hottest gay and gay-friendly spots in New York, each (free!) issue of Get Out! highlights the bars, nightclubs, restaurants, spas and other businesses throughout NYC’s metropolitan area that the city’s gay a population is interested in.

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9TH AVENUE SALOON

HELL'S KITCHEN'S LONGEST RUNNING GAY BAR,

IS BACK AFTER A TWO YEAR HIATUS!

Just in Time for Pride, It Re-Opens Under New Management:

Now Gay Owned and Operated

Just in time to celebrate

Gay Pride 2022 with its

friends and neighbors, the

9th Avenue Saloon, Hell’s

Kitchen’s legendary watering

hole, will re-open under

new management, now gay

owned and operated for the

first time in its four-decadeplus

history!

Hell’s Kitchen’s original

LGBTQ+ bar shut down in

March 2020 at the start of

the COVID-19 pandemic and

it remained shuttered until

now. Following extensive

repair and renovations,

the 9th Avenue Saloon will

retain “its original legendary

neighborhood feel, but with

a fresh polish!” said one of

the new owners.

What will returning friends

find? “We’ve kept the

essence of what made

Saloon such a popular place

for neighborhood regulars,

as well as visitors from

around the world,” says

the co-owner. “You’ll

still find the jukebox,

the photo booth, and

the popcorn–especially

the popcorn! Everyone

we talk to asks about

that! And you will even

see some familiar faces

behind the bar!”

What else? “A new bar

was a necessary fix, so

your drink didn’t slide

down to your neighbors.

And we think you’ll all

especially appreciate the

new restrooms. We’ve also

turned a dead spot into an

intimate sitting area for

conversation. And we’ve

got five new Smart TVs so

you can come by to watch

everything from Drag Race

to the Oscars to the Super

Bowl. But we’re still a work

in progress. We hope you

like the changes, but we’re

gonna let the customers tell

us what they want. We want

to be the ultimate spot for

the community to gather.”

Located at 656 9th Avenue

between 45th & 46th Streets

in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen

and the Theater District, the

9th Avenue Saloon has been

serving the community for

over 40 years, and is one

of the oldest LGBTQ+ bars

in New York City. A theater

district mainstay forever

for casts and crews, it’s

the perfect spot to grab a

cocktail before or after that

Broadway show.

Hell’s Kitchen’s longest

running and friendliest

neighborhood bar is the

perfect spot for meeting up

with old friends or making

new ones. Whether you’re

hanging out after work with

the neighborhood regulars,

celebrating a special

occasion, or just looking for

a great place to find booze

and boys: this is the place

for you!

The 9th Avenue Saloon

will be open daily from

2pm. You can follow the

Saloon online now to stay

up to date on the goingson,

drink specials and

special events: on Twitter

@9thAvenueSaloon, on

Facebook @9thAveSaloon,

or on Instagram at

@9thavesaloon.

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