Service was okay the bartender was more interested in the game then us plus the drinks made us sick…read moreand we only had 2 of them and one shot each probably won't be back

Early hours, funky bar smell, expected hospitality but were ignored and no food or snacks. Was…read morehoping for at least some music but yea just walkers away instead. Probably gets better at night but unsure

I had a very upsetting experience at Mother's Lounge during pub quiz night…read more I am autistic. I arrived late, did not have a team, and was standing alone in the corner trying to be unobtrusive. There was a small stage with a folding table where the quiz host was asking questions. Between questions, music would play while people wrote down answers, and I was singing along quietly. Staff told me to move away from the stage, and I did. Then they told me I was not allowed to sing along with the songs between questions and called it disruptive. The situation escalated from there. The context matters.This was a bar that does karaoke regularly, and there was already a loud song playing between quiz questions while people were writing down answers. I was singing along to music that was already in the room, not trying to interrupt the quiz or perform over anyone. I also stood as far away from the quiz participants as I could without going outside, and when I sang louder than softly, I turned toward the wall/corner because I was trying not to project into the room. Maybe the sound carried more than I realized, but my intention and my behavior were not careless or hostile. When I became visibly upset, they threatened to call the police if I did not leave immediately. I said I needed five minutes to gather myself and my belongings. They refused and told me I had to leave right then or they would call the cops. That is when I raised my voice. I understand venues have rules. But there is a big difference between enforcing rules and escalating an overwhelmed disabled customer who is trying to comply. This was humiliating and frightening, and I hope ownership takes disability awareness and de-escalation seriously.

I really liked it inside here. I went for taco Tuesday and the tacos were BOMB. Montana gave us…read moreamazing service as well! The vibe was cute and colorful and the upstairs bar area was nice and intimate. I will be returning.

I want to no can u find me someone I'm very lonely I like to go both aways and I like to have fun…read more and go for a long walk and go out to dinner thin go home and watch TV then make love

The black he she it bartender asked me to move because I was sitting in someone's seat. I thought…read morethe people were gone. I left and will never return. Apparently, when people leave they can reserve the seat.

This place party's ALL night long and accepts all people. Stop by to see the clubs owner "Hubbie."…read moreBeer, Bourbon, ladies and men all waiting for good times.

Business was locked up even though the lights were on. After banging on the door for an hour the…read moreproprietor finally appeared. He seemed intoxicated, disheveled, and cranky. He did provide us with free beverages and played some Cody Jenkins, whoever that is. Entertainment was lackluster overall. Owner had the audacity to ask us to leave prior to posted closing hours and actually shewed us out the door. I will not be returning today but I'd probably will end up there tonight.

Grrlspot events are SO much fun! Every month Grrlspot hosts a party at a different bar/venue across…read morethe city. Since there are no lesbian bars in this city (that needs to change!) GRRLspot meets the demand. The events always pretty packed. People are friendly and there's always great drink specials.Plus if you love to dance there is almost always dancing. Like the FB page to find out all of the events times and locations.

In a seemingly gay male-centric scene in New Orleans, the grrlspot parties lasso in all ladies and…read morequeer-friendly folks to a different venue each month offering drink specials and live music/dj. Always a fan, always a fabulous time.

Friendly staff and great service. We went on a weekend night, kinda early and had a great time.read more

The best time downtown! Every time I want to dance I go here because the people are SO nice &…read moreeveryone wants to dance! There's no shame in it & I LOVE IT. I moved here from Southern California, where in Los Angeles we have a whole strip of gay bars that I would always go to because they were always more fun than your basic bar. Also the drag shows are PHENOMENAL. Thank you Bolt, till next time!

I have to admit Jamie W and I were expecting a more convivial atmosphere given the name, but it…read morejust wasn't meant to be. The bartenders were young, and the only business we saw consisted of drunk women who looked like they made a wrong turn off Bourbon Street. 8PM may have been too early to expect a congregation of social sisters.. No Espresso Martinis to be found here, so we went with our standby, the $12 Tequila Sunrises (Photo 5). They were satisfying enough. Not much interaction with the bartenders who preferred socializing with each other. Ah, youth. We'll give it another try the next time we're in Nawlins, but The Golden Lantern was a friendlier spot. DRINKS - 3.5 stars...potent enough at a good Happy Hour price AMBIANCE - 3 stars...pretty vacant when we were here SERVICE - 2.5 stars...preoccupied...with each other TOTAL - 3 stars...good friends? RELATED - Exploring New Orleans? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/kqhd8zS441

Dubbed the Cheers of the New Orleans gay bar scene, this 24-hour watering hole is a place where…read moregood friends gather to converse over cocktails. Whenever I pass by there are always locals sitting at a table outside chatting it up - even early in the morning. I was in town for Southern Decadence and decided to finally check it out. I was surprised by how spacious it is inside. There is even an upstairs area with a bar (Queens Head Pub) and balcony views. Downstairs there is a pool table, gambling machines, and plenty of room to dance. The bartender was very friendly. I asked if they had a signature drink and he told me that The Separator has been a favorite for over 20 years. I decided to try it. It was a boozy milkshake that made me feel like a kid again. I can see why they call it The Separator because if you drink enough of it, you'll get separated from your friends. LOL! I came back later that evening and the place was buzzin' with a fun & lively crew. I enjoyed the music and was happy I stopped by.

I can't say enough good things about this place. None of the other places on Bourbon Street had the…read moresame hometown welcoming feel as this place. And it was only a short walk to my hotel, so I indulged in the drinks. I wandered in on a Saturday, and I was dancing on the dance floor and walked up and around the place as well. Nice balcony. There were gogo dancers on the bar, and I like to tip. I went again on Monday because they had a karaoke night. I had SO MUCH FUN! I won one of their games and won a free drink, stumbling back to my hotel afterwards. If you're gay, or an ally of the queer community, this place is fun! If you're from out of town, like myself, then you'll really enjoy this place.

We went to OZ to chill with drinks and play bingo, and we stayed for the drag shows. This used to…read morebe the best late night party dance club in the city, but has now transformed into a decent show bar. On our visit, the drinks were recently priced and we easily found a table to chill and play bingo-which was actually a lot of fun. And the bonus of hanging out and playing bingo eas we kept our table and watched the show while the new crowds had to stand.

It's sad to see, but Four Seasons & Den Patio Bar is coming to a close. The entrance is now full of…read moreweeds; there was no one in the bar, and there were two people in the back when I recently visited. The patio bar is no longer, and according to the lady at the front of the bar, they are no longer having drag shows. So unless someone buys and takes over operations, you can kiss this one goodnight! Oh, and they closed at 11 p.m. on a Wednesday night.

I've seen a lot of promotions for this place as of late so since we were in the area we stopped in…read moreon a Thursday night. People were friendly and they have a nice selection of wine, beer and drinks. The A-frame style building seems like it should be positioned in upper state Wisconsin and not here but somehow it works. The combination of the indoor corner bar feel and the outside patio bar and their offerings makes for a fun experience. I'll be back.

I made reservations for the Tunnel for my boyfriend's birthday. I am so glad I did. We arrived…read moreabout ten minutes early and found the entranceway to the speakeasy by the clue given which was such a cool experience. Once in the restaurant, we went to the bar and got their amazing Golden Gatsby cocktail. It was sweet and fruity and had a nice kick to it. The bartender made great drinks our entire visit. I also got an old fashioned which was great. We ordered the beef wellingtons minis and the duck confit tacos which were very yummy. There were not a lot of people there at all. It was us and another couple. We did not have any long wait times at all which was one of the reasons I chose an earlier reservation time not a time later in the afternoon. The ambiance was perfect for date night and the vibe was very intimate. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a romantic evening with their significant other!

Warm atmosphere with a sultry feel. Old style drinks with a modern twist and absolutely great small…read moreplates. Professional, talented staff. This is a great date spot for intimate conversation and scratches the itch of any person that appreciates history.