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What was once a parking garage is now one of the hottest gay bars in Hell's Kitchen – a slick, 4000-sq-ft watering hole with handsome lounge areas, a pool table and a stage for top-notch drag divas. Head in between 5pm and 9pm for the two-for-one drinks special or squeeze in later to party with the eye-candy party hordes. Cash only.


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