UPDATE: The ownership of the bar were very quick to review the incident and responded swiftly and…read moredecisively. It is fair to say, the incident is not a reflection of the ownership or of the experience they are working to create. I trust they will hold the employee in question accountable. ---------- Last night I came into Rumors with friends who all were buying drinks and enjoying one another at the bar. I did not have anything to drink at your bar. One of the women in my party brought me over a cheap little pride flag and put it in my hand, so I took it and held it. The next thing I know, I hear some one yell hey, as I turn I see your bartender/manager that night throw something at me and hit me in my chest. I turn around completely stunned that someone in your staff thought it appropriate to throw items at patrons. The bartender/manager accused me of stealing the flag from her register. I told her that I didn't steal anything, someone gave it to me. I returned it to her and told her do not ever throw anything at me ever again under any circumstances. I was calm but livid at the actions of your staff. I am 43 yo, a former Air Force Officer, an Entreprenuer, the President of a nonprofit organization, and a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I don't take kindly to having trash thrown at me. Your bartender doubled down and said she considers taking the flag stealing, and I told her that she was talking to the wrong person, because I didn't take it. To keep myself calm I decide to turn away from the situation, and your bartender/Manager yells at me to look at her as if I am her child, or some slave required to do what my master has commanded me. So now I'm wondering if the reason she felt comfortable throwing trash at me me is because I'm Black and she doesn't respect Black people. I let my group know I don't want to be at this bar anymore, and they also agree they do not want to be at the bar. I begin walking toward the door, while the women I'm with finish their drinks and put their coats on. One of the women with me tells the bartender/manager that she was making very interesting choices of treating a group of people that were taking very good care of her. As they are having this conversation, I walk to the doorman and ask for the manager to find out the bartender who threw trash at me was the manager. So I ask for the owner's number as I told him what happened. He laughed when he heard and I asked him if he thought throwing trash at patrons was funny. He said he did not. He pulled out a piece of paper saying this is what we give people that are kicked out. By this time my group is all at the door and waiting for me to get the information. I do not take the piece of paper because we aren't getting kicked out, we are leaving, and I want to report this behavior. The bartender manager comes over, admits to throwing trash at me, and then says we have to get out because we're being divas. So she throws trash at me, my group decided to leave and get management's information on the way out, and she runs up behind us and tries to kick us out on our way out the bar. This is complete unacceptable, and I hope not something completely indicative of the culture of your bar. The door man did follow us out and apologized profusely for the incident. I'd like to speak with the owner about this so that we can de-escalate this situation. Justice Cālo Reign Board President, Invest Attention Media & Entertainment

WOULDNT NOT RECOMMED Wish I could give 0 stars. We just went tonight, so many creepy men, we got…read moreESCORTED out and it was because my friend was "stumbling" around ( she wasn't ) she had one drink, but her heels hurt. So many creepy men there, yet they weren't doing anything about them. Got rid of people that paid to be in there for no reason, way to ruin a night.

Dreadful bar/club! Typical attitude bar tenders. Weekends…read morelike a nursing home, no wonder young gays don't come here very often! DJ plays dreadful unrepeatable music! Better off driving to Seattle at least a much wider choice of gay bars and clubs!

First time in Vancouver. I just got off a cruise and had many hours to kill before my flight. So…read moreI bought a day bus pass and took the bus to this neighborhood. Came into this bar and had a beer in the afternoon. It wasn't busy, and the service was fine. I'm sure this bar is much better at night.

Such a fun experience finally checking out both the Seattle and Puerto Vallarta locations of CC's!…read moreIt's been so cool to see how each spot has its own vibe while still bringing that same high-energy, super-fun atmosphere. There's a huge central bar and plenty of seating, plus multiple semi-private rooms that make it perfect for groups. The bartenders are polished and professional - serving just the right amount of cool tsundere realness. I especially love the "balcony," such a great touch paying homage to their original location. It really ties the whole experience together.

CW: SA, PTSD discussion…read more I think it's time I give more specifics on why I stopped patronizing this particular bar. Enough time has passed. From March 2023 to August 2024, I was a regular patron at CC's. It's the closest bar to my apartment. I came regularly to their Gaymer Nights. I never raised an issue or did anything to get kicked out of the bar. But I choose not to go back. On August 17, 2024, I was SA'd at one of their Funderwear Nights by a person I met through SEA-PAH. At the time, I was so shocked and embarrassed that I kept quiet about it for months. After speaking about it afterward with that person, and with others in SEA-PAH, two things were clear to me: one, that he would not take accountability for what he did, and two, that if given an opportunity, he would absolutely do it again. Considering CC's is a bar this person visits regularly, I raised a serious safety concern with the venue's security. My understanding from that conversation was that the bar would not issue a BOLO for this person because the assault happened on the sidewalk rather than literally inside the bar. Which makes zero sense. We were only outside because this person got me high and isolated me from the venue. CC's regularly hosts and profits from events that are cruisey and high-octane, in a dark venue with stiff drinks. I had two before going outside. What I'm trying to say here is that the venue created an environment where I was assaulted, then hid behind a legal technicality in a way that felt like avoiding action or liability. Venues that profit off sex and substance use should not just believe survivors of assault; they should take steps to prevent assault from occurring. Assault is always the fault of the perpetrator, but venues also have a hand in creating a safe environment. I've seen them kick people out before for this, so what was different about this scenario? Especially since a separate venue that used to host my abuser caught wind of what occurred and cancelled his events. Since the event, I've had to rebuild my relationship to kink, find better friends, and take a major step back from nightlife. Ultimately this was for the best, but it wasn't originally my choice when it should have always been my choice. I could not go to CC's afterward without feeling on edge. Especially since the bar, as I noted in my previous review, is infamous for having guys grope and touch you. And it seems that recently they stopped issuing out free water. With stiff drinks, in a hot dark room, during events where people are taking off their clothes...make it make sense. CC's now hosts SEA-PAH socials, and the person who SA'd me claims in a public review that he prefers to go there. Me, on the other hand? I lost trust in a major Seattle institution. I couldn't trust them to handle my sexual safety concerns in a way that made me feel protected as a patron. I cannot recommend this bar to anyone who needs venues to have clear accountability around sexual misconduct.

Quite possibly the coolest bar on Davie! Incredibly HOT…read morebartenders, all are friendly. Each night has a theme with incredible DJs. In the week they have incredible drag performances then turn the space into a dance club. Def a must return to!

This was a neat place in Canada, but it's pretty small and only one bartender working. Not many…read moreoptions to hang out. Not bad if you're drunk and want a drink, but not really a place to just chill.

A great time!…read more Visited Celebrities while in Vancouver visiting from the US on a Saturday Night. I'm a big EDM fan and Ive been to a LOT of EDM clubs and Celebrities was definitely in my top 5! The club was packed because a famous DJ was in town but yet I found it extremely comfortable. The staff were all super nice upon check in and the drinks are SUPER affordable! Overall I had an amazing night and will definitely be returning! A+++

To be honest got kicked out behind dj deck even though I didn't do anything, or even touch it. I…read morewas with a group who paid to be behind the dj and have their own section and they stereotyped me because I looked like the girl who touched the dj decks. This is not normal at all, and discriminating. I will never come back because the bouncers are not nice at all.

My friend and I came in for drag bingo night and It was an awesome experience. We enjoyed the…read morefresh made pizza and our drinks of choice. The service was a solid 7.5/10 and the vibe was very welcoming. It was a nice surprise to find a gay bar on this side of the water. Highly recommend you swing by and support this hole in the wall bar.

Went in for drinks on Saturday and was having a great time singing karaoke until a birthday group…read morecame in- all drunk and belligerent. The girl was (maybe?) the daughter of the bartender. She was ok- but her friend (a larger white girl, dark hair, and obnoxiously drunk) threw my jacket on the floor. Ok- whatever. My partner asked her about it and she went bezerk- started yelling and slapped his hat off as we were leaving. Thankfully a guy in her group pulled her back inside and my partner kept his cool. I won't be back. Too bad- this place would be a welcoming spot but when they allow their customers to act like fools- well, it's a recipe for disaster.

Five stars. Came…read morefor the cocktails and vibe. Stayed because this place feels like a Berlin basement, a confessional booth, and a bad decision wrapped in leather all at once. Drinks strong, lighting was mostly out, and at one point I lost both my dignity and my phone. Miss neither. Special shoutout to the special "architectural feature" in the back that really encourages community engagement. What a glory! Rare to find a venue so committed to breaking down barriers between people. Capitol Hill hasn't felt this delightfully un-holey in years. Will absolutely return, probably wearing gloves.

They raised their prices during pride.....$12' for a well drink.....not very nice to take advantage…read moreof your regular customers in that way

Delulu lemon's drag show was so much fun! Will definitely come back when I'm in town again!read more

Let's Dance 5/5…read moreStars An awesome night out on Capitol Hill. People here are always dancing. Everything about this place was awesome.