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The staff here was absolutely amazing! Every bartender, dancer and cocktail server was so sweet! They made our celebration a nigh to remember! Thankyou La Cage!

LaCage has been a real landmark for gays in and out of Milwaukee. LaCage offers several boogie floors, a lovely updated upstairs and another bar downstairs which offers another feel to this large nightclub!

I've been here more than a handful of times, and I can state ever since they changed the label back to La Cage, this place has never been better! I'd enjoy to give some praise to Sami and Donovan for being some of the absolute finest bar tenders I've ever come across!

This is a amusing place. They're usually not so working on Fridays and there's not that many people there but Saturdays are pretty busy and full. They usually have drag shows on the superior flo

Must-Visit LGBTQ+ Bars

Walker’s Pint

Self-proclaimed as “Milwaukee’s oldest lesbian bar,” Walker’s Pint owes its longevity to great service, a strong community energy and the bar’s famed motto–“Be nice or leave.” Elizabeth “Bet-Z” Boenning, who’s owned Walker’s Pint since 2001, ensures it’s a welcoming place for everyone and always stays genuine to its roots as a supportive community companion. Count on it for a friendly atmosphere and an always-strong beer list.

 

Woody’s

Woody’s bills itself as “Milwaukee’s only gay sports bar,” and in a sports-crazed state like Wisconsin, that’s a serious calling. So expect a crowd during Packers games, and to see the Brewers, Bucks and area college teams on the screens. The Walker’s Point joint also has dartboards, a pool table and other lock games.

 

Explore Milwaukee’s LGBTQ+ Nightlife

No matter which bar you choose to visit among those listed, you can expect its own mark of Milwaukee’s famous tavern-centric hospitality. It won’t be long before they recognize your na

LGBTQ Milwaukee: A City with a Warm Midwestern Welcome

Situated on the shores of beautiful Lake Michigan, Milwaukee is Wisconsin’s largest metropolis, and one of its most diverse. In fact, in 2016, Milwaukee was ranked as one of the top 10 “Under the Gaydar” cities in the country, for its wide variety of gay nightlife options, hospitality, and for holding one of the nation’s largest and longest-running pride events each year. Truly it is a city of midwestern hospitality that celebrates all of its wonderful diversity and the wide variety of people that make it wonderful.

A Brief Milwaukee History

The area that is now Milwaukee was the abode of many Native American tribes prior to its modern history, which began in 1795 when fur trader Jacques Vieau established a post along a bluff on the east side, overlooking the Milwaukee and Menomonee rivers. That post eventually became the city of Milwaukee, which is a derivative of the Algonquian word Millioke, meaning "Good", "Beautiful" and "Pleasant Land". Today, Milwaukee is a thriving city occupied of many industries and ample opportunity, with plenty to observe and do. It’s also well-known for its breweries, its co