Vers is a slamming bar with awesome people, strong drinks, and a great atmosphere! We've been on a…read morefew nights and have always found good tunes and entertainment. Be sure to keep a few bucks in your pocket to tip the girls!

Awesome place to check out! Get your drinks and entertainment! Service was awesome! Love this place…read moreas it is the perfect space to just chill. We had a blast!! Bring cash- or if not you can send the entertainers Venmo!

Honestly an awful experience. The worst I've had. Bartender was unfriendly. The vibe of the place…read morewas dark (not in a good way) and drinks were mid. We paid $98 for two Malibu Pineapples and two "$10 shots" on their menu. Server handed us our check as soon as we got our drinks. Very empty and uninviting.

Stopped in to get a drink and kill time before our hotel check in. Ended up staying a while because…read morethe bartender was so nice, the drinks were good, and the vibe was chill.

If you're on the fence about going to Eagle, well just hop off already and get your bum over there…read more I finally did and realized I had been missing out all this time. This fantastically grungy place is fueled by a mix of thumping beats, leather harnesses, and shirtless men. Even at its busiest, the vibe stays open, fun, and surprisingly well organized. The Wednesday before thanksgiving is apparently known for being the busiest night at the Eagle, and this year's record crowd should have sunk the whole operation, but the staff kept the entire production going smoothly like it was rehearsed. The Eagle's security team deserves direct credit. They managed an impossibly massive crowd without a hitch. Even with thousands trying to get in, the kilometric entrance line and the coat check line that stretched to the roof moved smoothly and never descended into chaos. Dan in particular handled a near-impossible task: recovering my smartwatch from a crowd so packed I had assumed it was gone for good. He somehow retrieved it, safeguarded it, and returned it to me with the utmost professionalism. Music is solid. The vibe is leather and musk. The inclusivity is not just tag line but a daily practice. This bar deserves every positive review on this app. Ignore the haters. Peace!

What an amazing Bar! situated on 28th street, easily accessible and the staff are phenomenal!…read morethey're kind, fun and honestly make you feel right at home. Loved my time there and would highly recommend anyone to go for a good night out or even a chill drink or three ;P. Love Love Love!!!! Colin xx

Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday and immediately felt the welcoming vibe the moment I…read morewalked in. In a cozy bar like this, the bartenders really set the tone and I must say, they were awesome. As soon as I moseyed up to the bar, I was immediate served. To my delightly surprise, they had 00 beers, which were iced cold too! The DJ spun some lively and eclectic music that the entire room was dancing too, song after song. They had a private party taking over the space at 10pm but if they didn't, we surely would have stayed much longer. I'll be back for sure and will keep this place in mind if I ever throw a private shing ding in the city!

Came here for a birthday celebration, and so glad I was able to check this spot. The music was…read moregreat, the vibes were fun. They had a small dance floor in front of the DJ but it was enough for some fun dancing. It was not packed at all. The decor was really cool and interesting lol they had an even at 10pm so we had to leave by then. I would definitely like to return next time, DJ was great!

Old-school gay bar. They get it and do it better than the rest!…read moreVery relaxed atmosphere. It's like having a cocktail at a friend's house. The bartenders are awesome, as are the patrons.

I had heard many stories and rumors about this Club which caters to the boomers. But I was…read morepleasantly surprised once I finally found it. The guys here were rather chatty and friendly not what you would expect in NYC. It has a Townhouse feel where you think there should be a fireplace and the crowd drinking cognac wearing ascots. The bartenders were sweet and made a pleasant drink. It is worth a visit.

Fun, intimate bar. I went to trivia hosted by the amazing drag queen Elle and had a blast.read more

Cute little bar with great specialty drinks. They have a small patio and music videos playing…read morethroughout.

Most people call this the "gay Coyote Ugly" and honestly... they're not wrong. It's a 5-star vibe…read morefor me, but the onllllyyyyy ding is it's cash only--so come prepared or hit one of the ATMs inside. The bartenders are always friendly. What really makes Flaming Saddles stand out is the crowd late night. Once the other gay bars close, this is where everyone ends up. You'll see the "who's who" of Hell's Kitchen--drag queens, bartenders, nightlife folks--basically their after-work hang (or pregame, depending on your stamina) until 4AM. Jukebox is a cute touch too--just read the room. It's a country music bar after all.

A fun gay bar with cowboy vibes. A group of girls and I came by for a night out. We all had a round…read moreof tequila shots ($10 each) and sang along to the music. There are song requests that get queued into a Spotify playlist, but we couldn't quite figure out how it worked. Every half hour or so, all the bartenders do a little show on the bar, which is entertaining. Note that this bar is cash only and there are ATMs inside. Also recommend getting some singles to tip the dancers.

There's no nice way to say it - one of my dearest friends was full-out assaulted by the doorman…read morethis past Saturday night. I was with my friend and my boyfriend. They each had bags for inspection. I did not. I showed my ID to the man and was permitted inside. I stood watching through the door and wondered what was taking so long. Finally I saw my boyfriend calmly gesturing for me to come back out. The man had very gruffly told my boyfriend "no, you go over to the side" - whatever that means - re: his bag. Nasty. It's not against the law for people to have bags and backpacks. You'd think it was the inconvenience of a lifetime to inspect them. My boyfriend comes right from work. My friend had come in from Connecticut. They needed their bags. They didn't mind them being checked at all. They tolerated the large helping of attitude. When I walked back through the door, I saw my friend and the doorman pushing and shoving each other. It was a full-on assault. Other people were watching and horrified. Apparently, my friend had two water bottles in his bag and wasn't permitted to take them in. He simply asked if he could leave them at the front. The doorman said, "I'm not gonna babysit your water!" Wrong. The thing to say is, "You're free to leave them, but I can't be held responsible for them." The both of them had had enough of the attitude and decided we would all just go somewhere else, and said so and turned to leave. Right as my boyfriend gestured for me to come out, the doorman grabbed my friend with both hands and shoved him. My friend is a gentle person and battles a great deal of anxiety. He did not provoke this attack. My boyfriend saw the whole thing with his own eyes. It made absolutely no sense. My friend was completely rattled for hours. We spent the evening trying to help him come down from the adrenaline and shock to his system. Was this a homophobic attack? If so, Flex should be aware of who they have in their employ. Yet it really doesn't matter what the motivation was. It was brutal and it was wrong, plain and simple. My friend's water didn't disturb a single patron that night. The doorman's attack on him did. It was outrageous. What's more? My friend is the most generous tipper anyone could meet. He treats bartenders like they do God's work. Now none of us would ever go back. Why would we? We moved on to Flaming Saddles where the doorman and bartenders were lovely to us in spite of a swelling Saturday night crowd. They were sensitive to my friend and helped replace some of our night's ugliness with kindness. Beware of Flex. Go at your own risk.

We visited on Halloween and loved the lively crowd. Despite being packed from wall to wall,…read morebartenders were still speedy and personable. Solid little LGBTQ+ dive.

They are just as despicable as they've always been. Charging people for drinks that they didn't…read moreorder. The bartender's exact words were "Your friend should learn how to order a drink". Just because you are too inept to distinguish one order from another doesn't mean others should suffer from your stupidity. If one person orders and then another person orders, why would you assume those two people are on the same tab? And then make the second person pay for a strangers drinks without even an apology? Ritz was closed for taking advantage of innocent people and they should have stayed closed. Also, don't pay attention to these paid 5 star reviews. They are obviously paid to heighten Ritz' star rating. You've been warned!!!

Came back to this spot recently after I saw a post on IG that it recently got renovated and is…read moreunder new ownership. So thankful to the new owners for reviving this great dance spot. My gay bffs and I had the best time ever dancing here recently on the weekend. The happy hour is unreal and the vibes were phenomenal. Can't wait to return again soon.

I've been coming to this esteemed establishment for 3 years now, and I would surely recommend it. I…read morepractically live there! Haha. Great looking guys and even better music! Make this your next stop in Morningside Heights!

Due to the classification of this establishment as a gay bar on Yelp, I was excited to attend a…read morefete at it amd see what the hype's bout. I prepared my most pride outfit, freshened up on queer liberationist writing, and practiced voguing before going over. One can imagine my horror when I discovered it was in fact a "normal frat" upon arrival. Yet was the problem really the institution, or I, for my expectations? The institution.