A great bar if you doing the gay scene.. Called the sister of Pulse, nice atmosphere and great…read moreprices

Not only did this pub have a pretty decent beer garden, but it also had a really charming…read moreatmosphere as well. In fact, this pub certainly felt like one of those inner-city, hipster style pubs, though being in Leicester, that probably isn't as much the same. Still, I have to admit that it is a pretty awesome pub.

Staff are friendly, fun and polite. New to Leicester, here…read moreto see a show. Great pint too

Just hiding below Park Street are a few little clubs and pubs including The Academy, Basement 45…read moreand the Hatchet. You'll also find an odd looking building, which is home to possibly the most cheesy gay club in town. The drinks aren't too expensive, the music's fun, it's definitely a popular spot for the city's gay crowd. Look out for their themed nights!

Looks like an old pub on the outside but inside is a different story, very fun, vibrant atmosphere,…read moregreat dance floor to the rear and chill seating at the front. Reasonable drink prices, clean toilets and friendly staff. Would definitely go back next time I'm in Bristol.

Excellent establishment came up all the way from Evesham highly recommend it particularly good for…read morewinding down after with dealing with the stresses of LUSA

If you have not been to the Nightingale yet.....GO! Over the last few years it has been going from…read morestrength to strength giving the Birmingham gay community a club to be proud of! From week to week the events here do change so be sure to check the website for what's going on but you can expect drag shows from international queens and music from the likes of Ms Dynamite and Aqua?! Door price is usually around £10 but you can usually pick up cheaper advance ticket options. This place can be a seriously good night out and worth every penny :)

I've known this venue for about 6 years now. It is quiet on weekdays. But it's safe and has a good…read more' out of the way' town centre location, very busy on Fridays nights with door entry fee which includes limitless free drinks. Also busy on Saturday nights !!. with different types of people on each night, Fridays being students and budget conscious individuals. It has a garden area for smokers, and whilst billed as a Gay Pub / Club, its a mixed crowd, Gay, Straight, Young and Older. Nice friendly people with cheap drinks compared to other parts of the UK.

I used to go to this pub/bar every week and i can honestly say that it has to be the best place to…read morego in northampton, staff and other customers have to be the friendliest people i've met. This is the place i met my best friends so i need to say thank you boston clipper

Backstreet Boozer - Lacks Customer Service…read more If you're even considering setting foot in this abysmal excuse for an establishment, do yourself a favour and don't. In a city like Nottingham, brimming with exceptional venues that raise the bar for quality and service, this disgrace somehow manages to scrape the absolute bottom of the barrel. The so-called "customer service" here is nothing short of a shambles--marked by sheer incompetence, an utter lack of basic courtesy, and staff who seem to have perfected the art of being surly and unhelpful. But the real pièce de résistance of this disaster is the landlord, who somehow manages to be even ruder than his staff. Whether you're a first-time visitor, a local, or simply someone with a shred of self-respect, avoid this trainwreck like the plague. Nottingham offers an abundance of refined, reputable establishments where patrons are treated with the professionalism and respect they deserve. Save your time, money, and sanity--bypass this disaster and enjoy one of the city's far superior options instead.

The Lord Roberts is a Theatre themed pub full of Theatre posters and memorabilia all over the…read morewalls. It is mainly known to the locals as a gay pub and has a great atmosphere. The staff are all lovely and friendly and very helpful. There was a large group of us and the barman brought our drinks over to our table. Also when my friend spilt his drink there was immediately someone there with a cloth to mop up even before we asked. They have a great selection of real ales on tap as well as a good selection of the usual lagers and beers. There is also a selection of food and snacks. I wasn't too impressed with the cleanliness in the ladies toilets but it was the end of the night. One of the nicest things about this pub is that there is no loud thumping music so you can sit and have a relaxing drink in a nice atmosphere and chat easily without having to shout to your friends.

At first, the contact over the phone when booking from Ian at the Bar was friendly, we've stayed…read morebefore. Then on arrival, no warm welcome, just pay. In the room pulled back the covers to find BIG stains on the bottom cover in several places and heavily stained pillowcase. Informed Ian that we need sheets changing or swap room- at this point wish we had left! He did change them, but due to staffing he informed 3hrs- what really got me- NO Apology. Later we found out that the shower is not hot, and the shower room is filthy- the walls and grout not cleaned in a long time, echoed by the dirt found in corners of the room and also a Dirty chair in the room. 2 coat hangers. We just left in the morning and caught a glimpse, no acknowledgment, no good morning, he must know how bad this place is. Now seeing other reviews, this place has gone downhill over last 12 months. NOT FRIENDLY and DIRTY.

One of my favourite gay pubs. The customers seem like nice regular people and the staff are always…read morefriendly. It has a dark room, but I go for the juke box which usually plays good songs.

Wow Bar is a fairly recent addition to the gay scene in Cardiff. On researching the bar, I found…read morethat Wow Bar has been in Cardiff before, but has 'taken a break' for 10 years. A fairly substantial break, I would say! But it's done well for it. Every day there's a 'Cheeky Hour', even better than the humourously named 'Happy Hours' that only last 2hours because it lasts for 3! I have to be honest, we went inside without realising that it was a gay bar. But, we were all (my housemates and myself) glad that we did because the mood in the whole bar is one of outrageous fun. We didn't stay particularly late because we'd only wanted a quiet drink. That went out of the window when the transvestites came in - but it was brilliant! If you go before 11pm it is free entry. After that it begins to turn more into a nightclub. The music is quite Flares-esque - disco, camp, wonderful.

Wow along with it's tagline of 'Wow is stimulation... Wow is exhilaration... Wow is liberation...'…read moreSounds like a crap perfume advert. but enough semantics, I also went in with a group not realising it was a gay bar untill...(I'll save that story for the end of the review) So yea, we went in for Cheeky hour where pretty much all the drinks £1.50, thought it would be a good stop off before we do the running man in a club somewhere. It's pretty brightly coloured inside and was like a tin of sardines in this seemly very popular bar. Main point though, drinks were £1.50 so it could of had wild legged sharks attacking everyone (They'd have water scuba tank to breath) and I wouldn't care. Yes, back to the story, we were leaving and this guy I was talking to earlier who thought he knew me from Uni was asking where I was going next. I replied it was a rock night somewhere and he went ' oh....OH." To which I repeated the sentiment and walked away with the experience of being hit on by another dude. These looks are my gift and curse...

I have no idea where this place came from. All of a sudden it became the only place worth going in…read moreStourbridge on a night out. This shows in the crazy ques you'll see their on peak days and weekends. Its easy to see why its allways so rammed, this large converted pub serves cheap drinks, has multiple rooms and a second floor so there's always space to move around. A DJ on each floor playing the latest commercial club mixes, not for my taste but it suits the surroundings and crowd. Crowd is mainly the fallout from Lloyd's bar so you know what to expect, i also heard some were that this is a gay bar but Ive been loads of times and never seen any evidence of that? might of missed something but its a decent night out.

attended 1/10 - ordered single henderick - got a double with lemonade - cost 10.50 ouch never paid…read morethat much in the centre of Edinburgh - atmosphere none !! door staff friendly - bar staff need a training course in manners!! so rude = looks like they have good events on however I wouldn't go again

They offered everybody else free pizza apart from me, I am severely disappointed and upset by…read morethis...

When I told everyone I was going to Worcester for the weekend from Edinburgh, I got a whole lot of…read more"WHY?"s. Well, here's one reason. Jerk. The outdoor seating at The Firefly... on an evening in England where the day had been 26 degrees (got Celsius!) made me think that maybe, just maybe, if all of England was perfect like this everyday they would still rule the world. The colonies would want to be owned again (sans slavery and oppression etc.). But I digress, that shit will never happen... so we need to ignore this ideal of a perfect England, and just take the pub as a perfect pub. Reasons for perfection: (see photos) The front room: fireplace, antique chandelier, old tyme-y lampshades, big red velvet couches, a moose head over the fireplace and ARE YOU F**KING SERIOUS - Brooklyn Lager. My favorite beer in the world. And I know I am an exaggerator, and I know I say "my favorite (insert something here) ever" all the time. But for real, this is the greatest tasting lager of the entirety of the history of beer (in my humble opinion). The downstairs: Apparently they have bands down here, they didn't this night... but it was a proper looking porn-like lounge area with giant sofas and a good looking stage where you could definitely see some mediocre bands up really close before they sell out. Sometimes, not often, but sometimes, the bands play outside. Yes, I said it. The MFing outdoor garden: I have this friend, his name is Jack Johnson, maybe you've heard of him. Maybe (probably) you're sick of him because most of his songs sound alike. It's also pretty likely that you'd give anything for his life, I know I would. If I had minimal talent like him I would totally move to Hawaii, surf and sing songs about making pancakes for girls and playing my guitar all day while working on my tan in a hammock. But again, I digress - why don't you guys stop me when I do that? - The garden here looks like an old fashioned surf lounge where guys with long hair (rebels!) and tattoos (scandal!) sit with beers and talk about waves. Jack, would fit in here... and I could even stand to listen to Banana Pancakes (once, just once) while I am sitting on the couches with my feet up next to the lanterns LOVING my totally chill life. Worcester is a two thumbs up all you naysayers! So there.