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Previously home to Jezebel's Joint (surely the world's only goth dive bar?), this small space was taken over in 2005 by the owners of Polk Gulch's Club Rendezvous, who cleaned it up a little, queered it up a lot, renamed it the Deco Lounge, and brought their hella-cheeky hustler vibe to Little Saigon. Now the gilded little Art Deco venue hosts a wide variety of gay events, including retro dance nights, drag shows, weekly amateur strip contests, and more. There's also a game room in the back, just in case the front room entertainment doesn't cause a stirring in your loins.
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Anyone craving a look inside the lives of comedians need not look further than Funny Mondays at Deco Lounge. The small, dark room opposite the barroom in this Tenderloin gay bar is typically split between comics and non-comics, the former filtering in and out to hit other open mics in the city. New audience members are welcomed by the performers, grateful to see new faces -- faces they'll be looking at up close, since the room is as intimate as they come. The open mic begins at 7 p.m.... More »
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