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Celebrities
Celebrities
Brilliant lighting and visuals,
state-of-the-art sound, and the
city's hottest DJs and performers
get the crowd - gay, straight, bi,
and curious - moving.
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1022 Davie
St
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Map J4
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604 681 6180
Delilah's
The West Coast continental
menu of this lush and sexy
restaurant-bar is bolstered by
its martini list, which have many
salivating before they even finish
reading.
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1789 Comox St
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Map H2
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604 687 3424
Delaney's Coffee House
Perhaps the city's most
popular see-and-be-seen coffee
house, with a good-sized patio.
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1105 Denman St
•
Map G2
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604 662 3344
Odyssey
Though it's been around a
long time, this nightclub hasn't
lost any of its youthful energy.
Each night of the week is
different, with drag shows, go-go
dancers, male strippers, karaoke,
and gay bingo. Odyssey also has
what's billed as Vancouver's only
private garden bar - secluded,
intimate, and one of most
popular summer spots for gays
and straights alike.
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1251 Howe St
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Map J4
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604 689 5286
Wreck Beach
Beneath the cliffs of Point
Grey and accessible by steep
trails through the rainforest, Wreck
Beach is a must for those who
enjoy sunbathing
au natural
. Ven-
dors sell everything from piña
coladas to tanning oil.
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Map A1
7
9
Burrard
Inlet
5
West End
Waterfront
Station
Alexandra
Park
SeaBus
Terminal
Burrard
Station
Gastown
Granville
Nelson
Park
Downtown
3
ROBSON
SQUARE
VICTORY
SQUARE
1
Chinatown
English Bay
Stadium
2
LIBRARY
SQUARE
4
Vanier
Pa
rk
6
Vanier
Park
0
Aquatic
Centre
Yaletown
Creekside
Park
H
ornby
Plaza of
N
a
tions
Coopers'
Park
Granville
Island Market
False
Creek
8
600
yards
0
meters
600
While the West End is extremely gay-friendly, care should be taken
when visiting Stanley Park at night
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