Great prickly pear cider! Super friendly and kind bartender and chill vibe!…read more When there's an unspoken shame war between lesbians and gay men. This place brakes those barriers. Beats boycott and Charlie's sex battles and judgmental crowd any day! If you're new to gay bars or coming out this place is the best first bar to go to! Other bars have nice highlights but Staycs is a bar that is consistently good prices with a great crowd that isn't raunchy or power tripping and genuinely has a chill welcoming feel with a diverse crowd!

My 755th review and what a better place than Stacy's. Went here back like 15yrs ago when it was…read morebumping as a club. This time during Pride for a Drag show. So totally different vibes on each visit. Bartenders super nice and friendly. Pouring them strong yet tasty. Decently priced. If you didn't know it if it is operating just as a club then you wouldn't necessarily know that it was a LGBTQ club. If you aint the dancing type then there is a nice big patio on the back. Bathrooms are "undesignated", and I quite like it like that - got that we all human, doesn't matter what you identify as. Might offend some people. Super casual, people are great - LGBTQ or not!

Good place to gather play games and conversations and enjoy adult beverages. Centrally located and…read morea great time

I was looking for a karaoke spot and noticed the rock had karaoke every night. It was a Monday…read morenight and thought it might be dead and didn't think to look to see that there might be special karaoke nights. Walked in and noticed a number of people wearing bondage dog masks. Ok -- then karaoke started and everyone's names were preceeded by "pup" -- the host said it was kinki-oke. By the time we scanned the QR code and found a song it was already hours long -- we went out into the main part of the fairly small bar area and got a drink but then ended up leaving because it was going to be way too long -- plus we didn't really fit the theme -- oh well, the karaoke looked good -- there is a stage (I don't like when everyone sits at their seats) -- so maybe I will be back on a different night, when I check the theme, haha.

Love the venue and events they host! But... The stage blocks the Feng Shui. When there is a drag…read moreshow, it is such a challenge moving around without getting elbowed.

Went to this place Sunday before Memorial Day, bought my girl a beer me a drink, $15.00 tip the…read moremale bartender 3.00 cash this was at 5:40pm, went and got 2 more drinks beer and drink $15.00, at 7:30pm tip the lady bartender 3.00 cash, look at my statement this morning, bartender 1 added 3.00 extra to my debit for tip, bartender 2 billed 25.00 to my card should have been $15.00 watch your receipt people if your using debit, I'm coming for them just know that!

Boycott is such a fun bar in Phoenix! I came here with some friends while on a bachelorette party…read moreand we had such a great time. It was the perfect place to kick off our gay bar bar-hop since it was much more low-key compared to the other spots. The music was so good, the bartender was nice, and the dancer was AMAZINGGGG. We were pretty much the only people there but she was giving us a full show. There was a DJ + a large space to dance, as well as a decent sized outdoor patio. I think it probably gets a little busier as the night goes on, but we still had a lot of fun!

I came here ALONE hoping for acceptance and kindness from my fellow humans. I was SORELY…read moreDISAPPOINTED. Only the few people who came in as customers during karaoke were amazing and wonderful. The STAFF HERE IS JUDGMENTAL AS FUCK. I just lost a ton of weight over the last year and am very tall, I came in here super cute with my followers. I was trying to have fun while being RESPECTFUL TOWARDS THOSE AROUND ME. I did NOT receive the same treatment at all. They couldn't take ANY of my cards like chime debit or PayPal, also don't have any electronic type pay at all. FYI Kindness is free maybe don't BE the HATE WE ALL see in the world. WE ARE A RAINBOW COMMUNITY FOR A REASON. All I was trying to do was find a SAFE PLACE to chill and you FUCKED THAT UP WITH YOUR JUDGEMENT (and eye rolls). That's on you, especially when I tried to have conversations and treat you with love and kindness but all I got was NEGATIVITY. That doesn't EVER create a conducive environment for LGBTQ+ humans. So CHANGE. BECOME BETTER. Our community deserves it.

First time checking out Club Contact last weekend. This place was such a scene to be hanging at and…read morepeople watching. I enjoyed the eclectic mix of people there. It's not the burner/rave/PLUR culture that I love but definitely not douchy like some Scottsdale clubs. Something in between, artsy and funky- It's a unique and cool place. There's an outdoor patio out front with a bar area, apparently there's a downstairs area that I didn't see, not sure if it was open for that night, and then there's a main bar and dance floor area with some seating & tables around the outside of the room. The decor is dubbed as futuristic, I'm not sure it's really that specifically, but it's cool with the big mirrored spheres on the ceiling and walls inside and large LED screen behind the DJ booth. It was a really fun show, we went for DJs Love Language and I also liked Supertaste who came on afterwards. I had a blast dancing to their sets. I will just take off a star due to my experience of some of the other party people there were a bit rude, and that affects the overall vibe. The drinks were fine, nothing special, not outrageously expensive. I have no idea if they have food, we went to dance. I do love that there's a parking garage behind the club and there was plenty of street parking when we arrived at like 1030pm. It's a solid spot to dance. I still have my favorite places in the valley, but I'm sure I'll be back here sometimes too.

Realistically, this review is a 3.5/5 and specifically for the 2000s night. I had been getting ads…read morefor this for a long time and pre bought tickets. I was under the impression that there'd be a lot of early 2000s music since the poster on their website mentions Nelly furtado, beyonde, timbaland, etc. that wasn't the case. I was there from 11-close (event started at 10pm) and heard maybe a handful of songs from those artists and their respective time period. What I was disappointed to hear was music from the 2010s and other songs I didn't even know. I listen to mostly 2000s music if not exclusively and heard none of the appropriate club music. It was disappointing to have been looking forward to this event for its theme only for that theme to have been ignored. On another note, the LAN party from a couple of weeks ago had a great DJ/djs and vibe with the consoles in the courtyard. Hopefully in the future, themes can consistently be followed as well as the LAN party

Went on RnB Thursday it was free great music. The place was rough but fun come as you are.read more

For a club located in Old Town Scottsdale, this place is definitely on the lower end when it comes…read moreto service, atmosphere, and how they treat customers. There are far better venues in the area that don't operate this way. I decided to try 11:11 since it's only about 7 minutes from where I live. I'm a local and thought I'd check it out. Unfortunately, from the moment we arrived it felt like a complete hustle from start to finish. Right away the security guards were rude and barely checking anyone, which honestly made me feel uneasy. Ironically, the same security that barely checks people will gladly let someone slide in if they slip them $20 or $40. Then you get to the cashier, and that's where the pricing circus starts. She was literally pulling prices out of thin air charging anywhere from $20 to $45 for entry or re-entry, even when people had stamps or were on the list. The re-entry situation was another red flag. Security told us clearly that if we had a stamp we could leave and come back. When we returned, suddenly they tried charging $25-$45 to get back in. Even people who had tables or were on the guest list were being asked for money. I watched security let people in if they slipped them cash while others were pushed to the cashier to pay whatever random price they decided at that moment. Once inside, the place is extremely cramped. Most of the dance floor is taken up by oversized bottle service tables, so there's barely any room to actually dance. On top of that, people were openly smoking weed inside and outside, so there was really no escaping the smoke. The bartenders had very catty attitudes toward customers and even toward each other. The pricing also seemed to depend on who was serving you. I ordered a simple vodka soda and was charged $16, then later ordered the exact same drink from another bartender and she charged me $14. Same drink, different price. The bottle service situation was just as shady. The bottle girls come around acting like they're helping your table, but they'll take shots from the bottle, pour uneven drinks, and constantly push more bottles. It felt less like service and more like a hustle to keep people spending. At that point it became clear that everyone was trying to get money out of you, security outside, the cashier at the door, bartenders at the bar, and bottle girls at the tables. I actually took pictures and videos that night documenting what was happening, because it was that obvious. I won't be going back.

Please move the pool tables to the back! It gets very crowded right at the entrance and it feels…read moreclaustrophobic. Plus getting a pool stick in your butt is not that fun surprisingly . Overall love the place!

Shittiest bar ever when it's busy the lines reach out to the bathroom and the owner and his…read moreboyfriend just sit on their ass and do nothing

Ricky is the best. Handsome and very good customer service and a great smile. I love him in the…read moregay men's chorus. He's a keeper

Another local bar that is lgbtq+ friendly long pours good prices. Pool darts and an outside patio…read more From what I could see there was no food.