But it has limitations: It's the smallest of these four 'clubs,' there's no dance floor, and no food. It's a house/ basement 'party' complete with pink and lavender Christmas tree lights decorating the ceiling and mid- to late-`90s dance music. Jitters is the most unique club in or near the Liberty Avenue scene, the only game in town during most of its hours of operation. However, unlimited drinks are included in the cover, and the alcohol is premium, not 'well.' The only ones hurt were the girls who were lead on by gay men and the guys. back home in Pittsburgh, I was real secure, and I would go to the gay bars. With a knock on the `club' door, a panel is pulled aside to check a visitor's identity (just like in an old speakeasy) members' guests are required to sign in after paying a $10 cover. Heterosexual owners of many bars did what they could to accommodate gays with. I would look in the mirror and think, Well, queers are dirty old men.
A visitor to Pittsburgh would obviously need to know a member to even find the place for the first time, located in the basement of a nondescript two-story frame house. Plenty of factors are available for you to discover a further man with similar sexual preferences and all you want to do is to consider of dropping by to gay communities. Jitters is another 'members only' after-hours club, but not sanctioned by local authorities. With the aid of world wide web, you can look for gay friendly bars that are located in your neighborhood to meet new close friends. Jitter's (ask around for address-and invitation open 1 a.m.
