Cubbyhole

Luring both the “stylish” and the “flannel”-clad, this Village lesbian lair exudes a “down-to-earth” air, partly because of the “kitschy” memorabilia dangling from its ceiling; still, the “colossal crowds” jamming in on weekends feel this “aptly named” joint is way “too small.”

Check out the web site for a list of upcoming special events and discount nights.

Tremendously fun place in the West Village with hundreds of crazy props hanging from the ceiling. Aside from their city-wide renown for being both the best lesbian bar and the best neighborhood bar, they also offer the Sunday Drunch, which is billed as the "drunkest Sunday brunch in town."

This longtime lesbian and gay hangout/watering hole is tiny, but its modest size only adds to the intimate appeal—even though “intimate” sometimes means way too packed. In some bars, being crowded can breed attitude—not so at the Cubby Hole, where the faces always seem to be smiling. Could it be the great jukebox, or free popcorn, or great daily drink specials . . . or maybe the crazy colorful...

The heart of the West Village might be the last place on earth you'd expect to find a rrriotin' lesbian bar, but Cubbyhole has been for NY's queer lady folk since it opened in '94. It's also a great neighbourhood bar, and until the Beatrice Inn closed next door, it was a great place to sink your sorrows after getting rejected from that door. The ceiling is a tawdry cornucopia of party...

In Brief
A West Village corner bar that dresses itself up as the bottom of the ocean (dangling goldfish and seaweed hang from the ceiling), the Cubbyhole welcomes a mixed lesbian and...

Essentially a dressed up neighborhood spot, this adorable beach-themed hideaway in the West Village is about as relaxed and friendly as bars can get. It draws an amiable mix of lesbians, gays and heterosexuals. The staff seems especially proud of their extensive selection of unusual martinis including chocolate, raspberry, caviar and the English Sapphire Martini. Be sure to take notice of the...