Eagle

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The Eagle tradition started in NYC back in 1970. It all started at a Longshoreman’s pub called “the Eagle Open Kitchen,” located at 142 11th avenue at 21st street, in operation from 1931-1970.

The Stonewall riots in 1969 brought great pride to the closeted Gay community, who began to come out in droves to celebrate who they are, creating great social change around the country. Jack Modica bought the Eagle kitchen and changed it to a Leather/Levi bar. Black paint and a used, beat-up old motorcycle comprised the decor – it is that moment in time that the Eagle institution was born, and proudly continues today.

All Eagles around the globe are the definitive home to the man’s man – where the idea of masculinity thrives. Whether you’re into leather, Levi, bear or jock – you’ll find them all at the Eagle.

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Facilities

Bar/Dance Club/Community
Rooms available