Henrietta Hudson
Once a crowded nightclub, Henrietta Hudson is now a moody wine bar with specialty cocktails, charcuterie and cheese pairings. Its newly updated interior nods to a midcentury-modern feel typical of any trendy, upscale space in Manhattan. A cross between a living room and a petite cafe, its new look features comfy armchairs, plush ottomans, work nooks, and a social gathering area for community events.
- lesbian
- 20+
- 30+
- dancing
- outdoor seating
- video
- happy hour
- mixed LGBTQ+
- cocktail lounge
- $$$
- LGBTQ+ owned
- women-led
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Men can have fun as well
Just went this weekend and had just as much as I would at a bar for men. Everyone was very friendly and music was really good. Cover charge which includes a drink so not bad!
Girls Gone WILD at ESCUELITAs
THE HERSHE LIBRA WORLD A MONTHLY ZODIAC EVENT EVERY FRIDAY THE PARTY FOR WOMEN WHO LOVE WOMEN & MEN FREE ADMISSION BEFORE 12 W/ TEXT & PINK CARD LIBRA BIRTHDAY GUESTS FREE ALL NIGHT WITH ID THE ANGEL SHERIDAN SHOW W/ SPECIAL GUESTS & 1/2 PRICE DRINK SPECIALS ALL NIGHT MUSIC BY DJS MARY MAC & OSCAR PEREZ ESCUELITA 301 W. 39TH STREET, NYC 212 465.3333 ENYCLUB.COM
Henrietta's hangin' in
Amazing this bar hasn't shuttered yet. Depressing to see that Mostly Men lists 44 clubs/bars and Mostly Women lists 4!!! Economic equality anyone?
Great Lesbian Place
Nice Crowd mostly girls def a lesbian place but male friends are welcome. Great happy hour ;) def would recommend the place. Clean and neat bathrooms
Great Worldly Lesbian Bar
The first time I stepped into this bar, I felt right at home. The bartenders were friendly, and the bar had a neighborhood feel to it with a very diverse clientele - women of all races/ethnicities. With the low-key, no pressure atmosphere, this is definitely a place to get comfy if this is your first visit to New York.
