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Micky’s
Santa Monica Boulevard nightclub at 8857. The official site calls it one of the oldest gay bars in Los Angeles and prints that address, 21+ entry, and a weekly grid.
Santa Monica Boulevard WeHo
Santa Monica Boulevard between Doheny and La Cienega is the Rainbow District street crawl. Micky’s is at 8857. Revolver is at 8851. Fiesta Cantina is at 8865. Trunks is at 8809. Mattie’s is at 8900, on the San Vicente corner by the pride crosswalks. Treat it as one outing, not a second neighborhood. The Abbey is a short walk south on Robertson, not a second city.
Updated 4 October 2026
Getting oriented
Think of this as an area to know, not a border.
Queer life spills across Los Angeles. This page simply groups places that are easy to combine in one outing.
- Getting there
- Walk the boulevard from San Vicente. Metro buses run Santa Monica Boulevard. Halloween Carnaval closes the same stretch; read Visit West Hollywood before that night.
- Accessibility
- Street, building, lift, toilet, seating, and sensory access vary by venue. Check the exact venue when access is important.
What to find here
5 places to start with.
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Revolver
Video bar at 8851 Santa Monica Boulevard, at Larrabee. The official site says it has been a West Hollywood bar since 1984, is proudly gay owned, and prints that address plus a weekly grid.
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Fiesta Cantina
Patio bar at 8865 Santa Monica Boulevard. The official site places it in West Hollywood Boystown, prints that address, and prints a weekly grid.
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Trunks
Neighborhood bar at 8809 Santa Monica Boulevard. The official site prints that address and a weekly grid.
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Mattie’s WeHo
Corner bar at 8900 Santa Monica Boulevard, formerly Rocco’s. The official page says it sits at Santa Monica and San Vicente by the rainbow crosswalk and calls itself an LGBTQIA+ restaurant and nightclub. OpenStreetMap names the node Mattie’s WeHo at that number. A weekly hours grid was not printed on the fetched homepage.