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.

Happiest place on earth! 10/10 times I would rather be at Pony! Great prices, amazing staff. Feel…read moresafe and with my people!

Strong drinks good vibe A bit loud but epic service even with a crowd. Great "bear" bar.read more

I remember when Diesel was good. Even on a busy night the staff was great I was just up there and…read morehad to wait in the patio because I had my dog. I waited 15 minutes, the bartender told me to wait outside, yet no in showed up to take my order.

Massive is doing their ABSOLUTE BEST to give us the feelings that RPlace did. Nothing will ever…read morereplace that feeling, but Ethan and all of the staff and event organizers are absolutely incredible to be around. You can tell they are in this industry because they want to expand and improve the queer club culture of Seattle by embracing the trans community, weirdos and drag folks of all persuasions. While it'll never be the home I had in RPlace, it does have a place in my heart as part of queer nightlife in Seattle.

I don't know why much review of this place, as a open minded person, I thought this was a great…read moreplace to release stress by dancing with great techno music. They have their own web site and themed party where you want dress up and hang with crowd. Very friendly environment where staffs are great and non judgmental environment. Make sure you either sit down and drink or hold your drink otherwise they will discard them if sitting on the table. I love their DJs. Great techno LGBT bar. Tip: it is cheaper to buy tickets compared to entrances. They don't carry cash inside, bring cash if want to tip dancers on certain Them nights. Ticket prices are different based on certain them night, avoid them night with dark room (it may shock you, if you don't know what it is), go on good them night and have fun.

Great bar with good vibes. Happy hour specials are a good price for what you get. The bartenders…read moreare very friendly and good at recommending things from the menu.

I got to experience this little gem as part of a work mixer. Due to that I did not get many photos…read morebut man I enjoyed myself. From the very first step in the door I felt very welcome. Bartender was friendly and the pour is generous!!! We had a mix of bar food (chips and salsa, wavy fries, barcuterie tray, pretzels) Everything was hot, fresh and tasty. We are in full halloween mode and the bar is decorated quite nicely for the season. Music is very dance worthy, and the place is sparkling clean. There is a list of special events on the screens in the bar so you can stay up to date. I love this place!! The entire area is bustling with businesses. Go experience!

I love this neighborhood gay karaoke bar, and have been coming for 45 years, back when you could…read morestill smoke inside! It's not as divey as it was then, but at 80 years old and Seattle's oldest gay bar, it's a treasure. Fun and friendly, not your cruisy stand-and-model variety. People actually talk to you, and the stellar staff knows you almost immediately. It's Cheers for the queer tribe.

One of mine and my wife's favorite karaoke spots in Seattle. Queer and such an amazing time!read more

Great spot to watch a show!…read more The layout can be a little tough to navigate when the crowd gets going, but that's true of most clubs, so no surprise there. The staff was great, quick and attentive even with a significant amount of people ordering drinks and crowding around the runway, checked on us frequently and made sure we never had an empty glass. We didn't try any of the menu offerings, but people seemed to be enjoying them quite a bit. I look forward to my next visit!

Queer/Bar used to be a place for community, for safety, for fun. Its where I've experienced so many…read morespecial nights with friends and family. That vibe changed during QPF as everyone knew what was coming. It's now owned by the same people who own Cuff, and I am sure I'm not the only one disappointed that a few people can utilize their finances to steal our spaces from us and charge us more to return. Check out Massive, The Eagle, CC Seattle's, Diesel, Chop Suey, Unicorn, and the corner of pike and third before you give this place a try.

It's a nice place with a dark, divey atmosphere. The entire bar is a lot more narrow than I…read moreexpected, but lots of little corners to chat including a front bar, a back bar and outdoor patio, an upstairs floor with pool tables, and even a sling in the corner (not in use at the time!). Drinks and drink prices were decent and people seemed pretty friendly. It was just a Wednesday night and mostly empty, but people were still having a good old time. The best part is they were playing 90s alternative rock and obs plenty of Seattle grunge, and not even the typical stuff.

i am visiting Seattle from out of town.......and I have many memories of how the Seattle Eagle USED…read moreto be in the 1980's-1990's for Old Guard Leathermen...........lot's of great times............back then........ Stopped by a few nights ago - $15 cover charge - and the place looked empty- so sad that such a great bar and club back then, could be so cold and overpriced today.......... Do your research- there are gay nightclubs and bars in Seattle - that don't charge cover and are there for the gay community- and only a fool would pay these overpriced cover charges. obviously the Seattle Eagle isn't there for our community.

1942 shot + a veggie burger with aioli sauce , + a sparkling water -…read more Great for first dates , and work meetings . Service fantastic. Ambiance Chill AF

I visited Union Square Bar on Saturday, October 3, 2026, and had a disappointing experience. I…read moreordered a Corona, and when I went to pay, the card I intended to use didn't release properly from my wallet. While I was simply checking to see whether I had misplaced it earlier, the bartender (Neil "Erin"} told me, "Calm down, relax and have fun." I was already calm, and the comment felt unnecessary, condescending and defamatory. People behind me heard it, which made the situation even more uncomfortable. When it came time to pay, I didn't immediately see the POS terminal and handed my card to the bartender. He (Neil "Erin") turned the screen toward me, showing tip options starting at 20%. I asked for my card back, but instead of returning it, Neil "Erin" pointed below the POS. My card was hidden behind Halloween decorations, so I couldn't see it. If Neil "Erin" expected me to insert my card myself, he should have handed it back to me instead of placing it out of sight. When it came time to pay, I didn't immediately see the POS terminal and handed my card to the bartender. Neil "Erin" turned the screen toward me, showing tip options starting at 20%. I asked for my card back, but instead of returning it, Neil "Erin" pointed below the POS. My card was hidden behind Halloween decorations, so I couldn't see it. If Neil "Erin" expected me to insert my card myself, Neil "Erin" should have handed it back to me instead of placing it out of sight. I had never met this bartender before, so the personal tone of his remarks felt out of place. I've worked in retail and hospitality, and I would never speak to a customer that way. The whole interaction left me feeling disrespected, and it overshadowed what should have been a simple visit for a drink.   I believe this was a continuation of Gaslighting, harassment and racism I have experienced in Seattle's Gay Community for over 20 years. Abuse by Proxy. I am a NAACP Life Member.

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.

The drinks are strong. The music's good…read more The bartenders are cranky. The crowd is rude if there's a perceived man there (which I don't like at all, because I've had trans friends with me that have gotten awful comments for simply being there). All in all- it's a fun time. But people - stop the infighting. Yes, it's a lesbian bar. Yes, we know you want a place to be yours. I understand. AND, there are plenty of people all over the spectrum and to attack people for being a man or a perceived man because they simply exist in your space is just ugly. If a man comes up to you and hits on you in a lesbian bar- go off girl. If a human being is enjoying themselves and doing nothing to you- LEAVE THEM ALONE. We can all coexist on this floating rock in space together. Let people dance.

I came here with friends on a Friday night. The staff was…read morefriendly and quick to clear our empty glasses. We enjoyed the lively vibes and music, and the go-go dancers were fantastic. My friends mentioned that the music here was better than at many other places in Seattle. Parking was the usual street parking in Capitol Hill.