The 30 Most Gay-Friendly Cities in the U.S.
| August 22, 2016
San Diego, California
Southern California has long been gay-friendly, but many LGBT tourists overlook San Diego in favor of San Francisco. This is a serious mistake, as San Diego has a ton of gay restaurants, dance clubs, and other businesses to give tourists and locals alike tons of options for a good time.
North Park, University Heights, and Hillcrest are all gay areas, but make sure to rent a car and get a designated driver because most of the clubs aren’t in walking distance. You can find some cute places like Flicks video bar, where they offer video game tournaments in a gay-friendly atmosphere.
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