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Fugazi

Off the main drag and not very well signed, Fugazi is where you go if you want a classy gay bar experience in Allentown — but that class comes at the expense of character; with no dance floor, karaoke, or any of the fun diversions of its competitors, the place comes off as bland and a bit pretentious. Still, Fugazi is clean, the staff and customers are actually friendly, and they'll pour you a nice stiff drink.

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Address: 503 Franklin St.
Getting there: Metro Bus 7, 11 or 25; Metro Rail: Allen-Medical Campus
Phone: +17168813588
Website: buffalogaybars.com (opens in a new tab)

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