Dance Clubs

GBar Liverpool

Liverpools Original & Best LGBTQI+ Afterhours Venue!

Liverpool, UK

4.2

376 reviews

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Liverpool

About GBar Liverpool

GBar has been part of Liverpool’s LGBTQ+ nightlife since 1996 and remains one of the Pride Quarter’s dedicated after-hours clubs. The Eberle Street venue spreads the night across three rooms: Kitchen Disco, Church and the Basement, with each space offering its own sound and atmosphere. This is somewhere to go when you want a proper club rather than a quiet drink. Current nights run through to 8am, with local resident DJs, a busy dancefloor and a crowd that often arrives after the surrounding bars start winding down.

What to expect

A high-energy, multi-room LGBTQ+ nightclub built for late finishes, resident DJs and dancing until morning.

Vibes

LGBTQ+Nightclub After Hours DJs Dancing Three Rooms Pride Quarter

Good to know

Practical tips before you visit

The venue is 18+ and requires valid photo ID.

The current dress code is smart casual, with athletic wear not accepted.

Official hours are written by club night and can cross into the following morning, so check the current programme before travelling.

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Address

1–7 Eberle Street, Liverpool L2 2AG, United Kingdom

Phone

+44 151 236 4416

Opening hours

Closed now

Opens Thursday at 00:00

Official listing: Thu 00:00–08:00; Fri 00:00–08:00; Sat 23:00–08:00. Club-night timings cross into the following morning.

Location

1–7 Eberle Street, Liverpool L2 2AG, United Kingdom

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GBar Liverpool

1–7 Eberle Street, Liverpool L2 2AG, United Kingdom

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4.3

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Mark

2 Jan 2025

Don’t understand the new management vision of this club and everyone who used to go there confirm it’s gone downhill since new management. The “kitchen” room looks horrible, completely uninviting, too bright. The door staff won’t let you in anymore if you are by yourself, just not the place it used to be. More straight than gay.

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Joshua Goodwin

5 months ago

Bar staff were great and so helpful! And dezzy was as so helpful

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Baron King

a month ago

No longer a gay+ venue I don't feel safe here as a LGBT member

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sherquan Grove

5 months ago

Personally one of the best experiences you can have on a night out in town the bar staff and bar backs especially josh they all work very hard and they have great hospitality

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Gareth South

8 months ago

I’ve been going to gbar for 23 years and seen it go through all its different music policies. Met friends for life and become friendly with all it’s LEGENDARY DJ’s who are down to earth and so knowledgeable about music. It is consistently the best after hours house club in the UK and I’ve been to a fair few! The staff work hard to keep it relevant. It might not be as exclusive as it was back in the day but it has to make a shilling. Times move on so do businesses. Hopefully more good times ahead. Keep on moving! ☺️😉

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John paul Docherty

4 months ago

You need to educated your door staff when then refuse someone as a single person trying to get into your club i was wasn't drunk nor aggressive asked for the manger he pointed me to some guy it was more busy on his phone than dealing with the problem not how i would have my security team i am a bar manager in other bar . Your loosing business.

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