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FLEX

405 W51st St (bw 9/10th Ave)

405 W51st St (bw 9/10th Ave)

+1 (646) 449-8684

https://www.instagram.com/flexnyc/

http://flexbarnyc.com/

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Opens at 4:00 PM

Rise from the ashes of beloved Posh, this vibrant LGBTQ+ hotspot honors the neighborhood's gay legacy while bringing fresh energy to the scene. Hand-sculpted murals and century-old Tiffany blue windows create stunning backdrops for cocktails and community events. With weekend themes and late-night energy until 4 AM, it's where you come alone to meet friends or with friends to make more.

FLEX

Flex is a great neighborhood bar. I love the crowd and there’s always a crowd in there. It’s got a fun Happy Hour.

Hell’s Kitchen has SO many gay bars. We are really spoiled for choice, and they are all a little bit different. I love both Rise Bar and Hush for their energy and the dancing, Vers for the cocktails and the great entertainment, and Atlas Social Club to sit outside and people watch. FLEX is great because it is so unpretentious and welcoming. The owners did an amazing job of updating the place from the Posh days, and the bartenders are super friendly. It’s a great place to meet up with friends to wind down after work or to catch up before heading out to a club…it’s like the gay Cheers of Hell’s Kitchen!

It’s a very down to earth and cozy neighborhood bar and my bas relief sculpture titled “Street Commotions” is on permanent display on their wall.

Flex is a great neighborhood bar. I love the crowd and there’s always a crowd in there. It’s got a fun Happy Hour.

Hell’s Kitchen has SO many gay bars. We are really spoiled for choice, and they are all a little bit different. I love both Rise Bar and Hush for their energy and the dancing, Vers for the cocktails and the great entertainment, and Atlas Social Club to sit outside and people watch. FLEX is great because it is so unpretentious and welcoming. The owners did an amazing job of updating the place from the Posh days, and the bartenders are super friendly. It’s a great place to meet up with friends to wind down after work or to catch up before heading out to a club…it’s like the gay Cheers of Hell’s Kitchen!

It’s a very down to earth and cozy neighborhood bar and my bas relief sculpture titled “Street Commotions” is on permanent display on their wall.

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