Green lantern gay bar

Hours of Operation Sunday thru Thursday: 4p-2a Friday & Saturday: 4p-3a Call Us () Email Us lanterndc@ Visit Us Green Court (In the alley) Washington, DC EVENTS Check out our special events on Fridays & Saturdays Jun. Postcard ca. The Green Lantern building, Barrington Street, was erected in as displayed on the pediment on the top floor. This building housed numerous gay bars and other businesses in the s.

Green Lantern: DC's favorite neighborhood bar is proudly serving all of Gay DC. Located in a brightly lit alley just off Thomas Circle at the southern end of Washington DC's trendy 14th Street corridor, the Green Lantern offers a comfortable friendly ambience that will make anyone feel right at home.. The bar, situated in what used to be a carriage house in an alleyway located off 14th between Massachusetts and L Streets NW, first debuted under the Green Lantern moniker in the early s, when it was owned by brothers Joel and Steve Weinstein. In , Greg Zehnacker and business partner John Colameco purchased the property where the Weinstein-owned bar once stood. Over the next two decades, the Green Lantern would weather economic downturns, the gentrification of the 14th Street corridor, the loss of longtime core staff, a shifting gay bar culture affected by the proliferation of online apps, a global pandemic, and even the sudden and tragic death of Zehnacker in

A great and surprisingly great gay bar. It was a little weird at first because the bar is located behind an apartment building down an alley. The night we visited was karaoke night and we had a blast! I can't wait to visit again upon returning to DC. Green Lantern is hidden away in an otherwise unassuming alleyway in Downtown. The bar is located in a converted two-story carriage house, and the first floor's lounge vibe is complete with a central and stylish granite bar. You can dance the night away on Green Lantern's multi-level dance floor complete with disco lights and chat with the shirtless bartenders.

The Green Lantern offers something for everyone, be it a happy hour drink after a long day at work or hundreds of shirtless men out on a Thursday night, kick starting their weekends. Make sure you check out the Lantern on Facebook and Twitter for the most up-to-date information and events. A DC institution and a favorite neighborhood bar offering something for everyone is really the best way to describe the Green Lantern. Open for happy hour everyday at 4pm, the first floor rectangular, granite-topped bar lends itself well to easy interaction among both long-time regulars as well as new arrivals. This is the one place in DC where everyone gets along with each other.