Ten

Sazzy and friendly venue with plenty of the right kind of attitude. Steaming hot bar staff, sexy patrons and a good mix of a soundtrack to dance up a feast - sooner than you expect it will be well past midnight. We might have been a bit more senior than the core customer group on the nigh, yet, it felt totally welcoming and inclusive. Only the best master that trick. Many thanks to the a professional and personable door-man, who guarded and welcomed with pride and confidence.

The loml and I were in Atlanta for some schooling. Oh boy, did we get it. We were seated at a table near the stage. The ladies at the bar were watching and commenting on "Ru Paul's Drag Race" before the live show. The show was your typical drag show with lip syncing, outrageous outfits, and a great and friendly atmosphere. The bartender was a huge rippling muscle boy with arms bigger than my legs. After a few drinks, the dollars were flying! Next time, I'm in Atlanta. I will definitely be going back.

Very nice facility located in the heart of midtown. Within walking distance of various other establishments. I was walking by but what really drew was the music they had playing on the patio was very welcoming. Inside it has a unique layout that you really don't see at many of the other bars in the area. Friendly staff and overall general atmosphere.

This is a fun gay bar, and my friends and I always have a great time going here. The vibe on Saturday nights is super fun. It starts getting busy generally around 11/11:30. They play a good mix of current pop music and throwbacks to the 00s/10s which is fun from a millennial perspective. It's definitely good music for dancing, and there's plenty of space on the dance floor, so this is our preferred gay bar for actual dancing rather than just socializing. There's also a nice patio where you can go to chill out and take a break. Last time I went on a Saturday, cover was $5 and they give you a stamp so you can leave/reenter if you want. I've seen some people complain about not getting free water here. The only time I've experienced that was once during Pride in the pre-Covid times when it was super busy and I hadn't bought an actual drink. I've generally found that if you've been buying drinks, they'll give you a cup of water for free. I don't totally agree with this practice (water should be free, keeps people from getting dehydrated, sick, etc.) but it's just what I've observed personally, so try to get water from the same bartender you were buying your drinks from (and it doesn't hurt to throw a tip in for the water too). Overall it doesn't bother me enough to knock off a star. The bartenders have always given me good service and the drinks are fairly priced.