The Little Gay Pub

The Little Gay Pub in Logan Circle is a relatively new bar in this up and coming gay are in DC. We stopped in for drinks one afternoon while visit DC for World Pride. We found the bar to be fun an festive. There is a large outside patio area that is open air and also covered. The inside is very nicely decorated and there is lots of seating. The bartenders were friendly and mixed up a nice strong drink. The only bad thing I can say about this bar is the prices of drinks. I found the prices to be on the very high end.

Fun little gem. Great crowd, super fast service, food was fresh and tasty. Will be back again! Our server, James, was great.

i had my birthday party here and it was also my first time at the LGP—i have to say i am so happy i got to celebrate here because it was SUCH a wonderful night!! from the start, it was easy to communicate about the logistics, the management was very responsive, and i really felt prioritized at the event. the drinks were also delicious and strong. i’ve always passed by and thought the decorations were beautiful, and the atmosphere and service did not disappoint!! i will DEFINITELY be back 🙂

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ What a gem! From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere at The Little Gay Pub was warm, fun, and inclusive. The staff greeted me with genuine smiles and made a point of making everyone feel welcome. The drink selection was excellent — creative cocktails, great beer options, and the bartenders mixed them with both flair and care. Music was on point, great vibes without overwhelming the conversation. The decor is charming and cozy, and I loved the little touches everywhere. Prices were fair, service was prompt, and everything felt thoughtfully done. Whether you’re out for a casual evening or celebrating something special, this place is ideal. I’ll absolutely be coming back!

I was visiting from out of town and stopped by this place for a few drinks by myself, which is not the best experience with gay bars if you've ever had to endure it. The bartender (Josh, I believe) and the manager (Stephen, that name of course I remember) made my experience a good one. They were super nice, inviting, and helpful with recommendations around the city. I can't speak to the cocktails, I'm on a Fernet and coke streak, but my drinks were actually moderately priced and a decent pour. Folks were pretty nice; but I will say this is probably not a place to meet folks, this is a place to just sit back and relax with friends in a queer space. Also, folks are right about the bathrooms, they are super cute and yes I took a picture of nearly every portrait in the room with the two urinals. Highly recommend this place if you want a nice, chill place to relax with friends.

After walking for 47 minutes to reach this place, the "kind" waiter told me they were closing and that I had to leave by 1:59 AM — even though Google and other reviews clearly say they close around 3 or 4 AM, especially on a Friday night. I honestly didn’t feel welcomed or comfortable here, nothing like the warmth I experienced at the same bar in Philadelphia. It’s disappointing, and I doubt I’ll ever return. All I want to say to the gentlemen from world cities like New York, Los Angeles, Madrid, and Paris is this: save your energy, your plans, and your good spirit — go somewhere else. This place doesn’t deserve your money, your effort, or your time. I truly wish it were different.

I absolutely LOVED The Little Gay Pub. I felt right at home, and on Halloween, every member of the staff and clientele showed uo and showed out with their costumes. I enjoyed two cosmos made by John that were delicious and strong in the exact right way. I had a great craic with an old friend and it was the perfect way to celebrate Halloween!