Gay Bars, Hotels & Venues in Augusta, GA — 7 LGBTQ+ Spots

This isn't your typical hotel. Parliament Resort Of Augusta is a private men's resort billing itself as the largest in the country. The atmosphere is cruisy, with singles and couples mixing freely. Nude sunbathing is allowed at the pool, which is deep and stays cool even in summer. Guests consistently call the pool outstanding, and the staff earns praise for being kind and informative. Rooms are clean and newly remodeled, with comfortable beds. The resort includes a 24-hour cruise area called the Maze and a weekend play area called the Pig Pen. You'll find a restaurant on site, and the overall layout is easy to navigate. Regulars say the place is addicting, and boundaries are respected. For a relaxing getaway with like-minded men, this Augusta spot delivers.

Guests are welcome to play and sing on the piano here. Capri Lounge describes itself as a retro piano bar, with a relaxed vibe and friendly regulars who've been coming for years. It's right next to Parliament Resort, and the bartenders are known for being attentive. Easy parking and affordable cocktails make this an easy stop for a casual night out.

EDGE Nightclub keeps things going late Wednesday through Friday from 9pm to 3am, and Saturday from 9pm to 2am. It's a high-energy club with loud music, videos, and light shows, plus a pool table and a video bar for a change of pace. The fully-stocked bar keeps drinks flowing. Regulars know the dance floor picks up after midnight. With a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd and a $2 price tier, it's a straightforward choice for a late night out.

Think of a resort and you might picture all-inclusive dining. Parliament Resort takes a different approach: it's a no-frills gay-friendly spot with a swimming pool and outdoor seating. The focus is on relaxing by the water with a burger or hot dog from the grill—simple, satisfying, and unpretentious. The crowd is mixed LGBTQ+, making it an easygoing place to unwind. Food options are limited, so come prepared if you're craving something lighter. It's a fine stop for a casual afternoon, and nearby Parliament Resort Of Augusta offers another option for accommodations.

Metro A Coffehouse is open from 10 am to 3 am on weekdays (Saturdays noon to 2 am), making it a spot that transitions from coffee shop to performance pub as the day goes on. This downtown Augusta venue draws a diverse mixed crowd, and the tagline 'One pint at a time' hints at the drink focus. Live performances are part of the draw.

Frog Hollow is not your typical tavern. Chef Sean A. Wight's vision combines affordable and exquisite cuisine with a social club atmosphere. The menu features regionally grown seasonal ingredients meant to let freshness speak for itself. It's a modern space where a diverse crowd comes together for detailed service and a comfortable vibe. You'll find over a hundred value-driven wines and a full bar. Reservations are accepted and dressy attire is expected. Free wifi is available. The busiest nights are Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Located on the 1200 block of Broad Street, it's been a local fixture since 2010.

A Yelp reviewer called this venue "controversial" — and that's exactly the point. Le Chat Noir in Augusta is a theatre and cocktail bar that programs shows with adult content, making it a rare gay-friendly performance space in the area. It's open only late on Friday and Saturday nights, from 7pm to 2am, so plan your visit accordingly. The space pairs its provocative theatre with a full cocktail bar, so you can grab a drink before or during the show. With a Yelp rating of 4.4 out of 5 from 18 reviews, it's a well-regarded spot for adult-oriented entertainment. Check their website to see what's playing and whether tickets are available in advance.