Had a BALL! The staff was soooo much fun. The operation hours are from 7pm until 2am. I suggest you…read moreshow up at 9pm because there's no action or traction until then. There is a gated parking lot with an attendance. The establishment is the oldest in Michigan! They have a homage wall celebrating all the Queens that has left the show. How sweet. They don't have a kitchen like most bars however they do offer snacks in the basement where the shows are. There's 2 levels, upstairs and downstairs. There's 2 complete bars in both areas along with adequate seating. The upstairs offers a dance floor for those who want to dance. One of the things I liked was that this is a SAFE PLACE for ALL LGBTQIA persons. It's not just for D.Queens. The show itself didn't start until 10pm. The 2nd show was at 11pm. So there's plenty of time to reserve seats for your party. I strongly recommend that you have reservations, it gets pretty crowded pretty quickly. We'll hope to see you there my friends. Until next time, keep Yelping my friends.

We had a great time on a weekday catching an amateur show. The drinks are pretty reasonable and…read morestiff. The staff is always friendly and quick. The interior is a mix of black and red with dim lighting. A great gay bar to visit if you're in the Detroit area.

Menjo's is a staple to one visiting Detroit. This is where Christopher Flynn used to meet Madonna…read morein the 1970's and dance with her. It's where she cut her teeth as a nightlife person and this place still carries this pure energy. Today there is such a smart blend of DJs that spin here that is purely cross-generational from every decade of House and makes underground known. They make Menjo's phenomenal. DJ Wax Assassin and Dj Andrew Wiesman were incredible to listen to perform their sets and nice to go between room and the patio area to hear the amazing sounds they were blending for us.

If there's a gay bar to have as your local haunt, I'm glad mine is Menjo's. Cute bar, cheap drinks,…read morefriendly staff (except for 1 bartender I could live without), customers are chill. People who are saying this place is "unsafe" just sound anti-black to me. Highland Park is rough around the edges, but it's no less safe than any other area of the city. I also like that it's spacious because being a middle aged gay man, I can't do shoulder-to-shoulder bars.

After I heard what the new owner has done, I have no plans to go here again. I have now spoken to…read moretwo long time patrons of this place who have told me that the new owner approached them, pulled them aside and told them that they were not welcome. No explanation; just leave. I was told that the new owner was trying to bring a Miami vibe to this place-whatever that means... why did you kick people out who did absolutely nothing wrong? Were they not cool enough for you? How did they mess up your pathetic attempt to bring Miami to Detroit? Shame on you.

I'm all about a low key, divey watering hole and this place fit the bill. I was expecting it to be…read morepacked as the parking lot was full (with the exception of a couple of open spots), but thankfully, that wasn't the case. I'm not sure of their happy hour times (we arrived closer to 7pm) but we had a couple of drinks each and they were only 4.00 for well cocktails (not a bad price indeed). Bartenders were somewhat friendly (but not overly), and they weren't as attentive being that it wasn't busy. If you want to play tunes out of their jukebox you might need to ask the bartender to unlock it as an electronic message was displayed (not that the music playing was bad, I just wanted to hear some of my choice). Overall, I really like this place and will be back during our stay.

The Soho Bar is the place you wanna be. It's a cross mix of tons of different kinds of people who…read moremake Detroit great! The waitstaff can handle the massive crowds they get and they quite often host karaoke here with some very talented singers.

BIPOC folks not welcome here, beware! They're deleting critical reviews as well. There are multiple…read morereports of bartenders racially profiling customers. Absolutely unacceptable

Hard to imagine that Ann Arbor was without a gay bar after the closing of Aut Bar. A great and…read morewelcoming space by the Blind Pig. Drag Bingo was a ton of fun, the staff are fantastic. Looking forward to my next visit.

A truly much needed space and environment in A2 (especially now more than ever). Loved the ambiance…read moreand music and I feel like drink prices were super reasonable. I like that it's pretty spacious with lots of seating and plenty of room to dance. We went around 9 on a weeknight and it wasn't super busy but as the night went on it definitely filled up - however the atmosphere was always super chill and welcoming. My only critique would be the decor as it looks a little bare/sad with all the concrete! I am super excited to check them out for drag brunch as well as other programming and events! Mostly I am excited to see them grow and the possibilities for what it can become!

I thought the decor would be cheesy and the food mid but man was I pleasantly wrong…read more We had the zero clucks given with fries and a half tuna melt with the daily soup which was a chicken tortilla type soup. Everything was absolutely delicious. We had 2 different people checking on us but not obnoxiously so. The decor and atmosphere was cute and well done!

Solo dining at Pronto! Diner for Sunday brunch was exactly what the doctor ordered. I have eaten…read morehere multiple times over the years. Once I had met with a girlfriend from out-of-state here and we met for breakfast then with all our gabbing that went on for so long we then ordered lunch too. The patio out back is always a big hit whether it's meeting up with other couples, girlfriends or coworkers. Pronto never disappoints. It is a great place to enJOY food. Brunch is served daily till 3pm, Wednesday thru Sunday. Today was a brunch experience with Cinna-Apple French Toast which was yummy. The warm apples make you want to say, Oh! Oh! I also ordered a Hudson Maurice Salad to go for dinner. I just realized that I order multiple meals from this locations on a regular basis. This says a lot about the diner! Now the service is top-notch since 1991. Suede is awesome and he wears multiple hats. He is also the catering manager. On Sunday, street parking is free. Suede also let me know the parking structure a block over on S. Lafayette Ave. & W. Sixth St. also offers you the first two hours are FREE 99.

Empty on opening night, advertised entertainment, charged a $5.00 cover, as of 11:20 pm, no…read moreentertainment.

We came to give the craft cocktails a try as the menu carries a variety of gin drinks. Between the…read more2 of us we tried 4 different gin drinks and all were delicious with unique flavors. The ambiance is a bit on the darker side but welcoming and waitress/ bar staff are attentive. Keep in mind there is no food or snacks. This is a good place to go pre-/post-dinner. Lastly, there is a lot of street parking as the lot holds maybe 3 cars so don't be surprised

Great place for live music. Service and drinks are always good. Don't sleep on the mocktails!read more