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

This place is a f***ing GEM. The only true queer bar in Seattle. Amazing staff, great drinks,…read moreincredible ambience. Have met so many friends over the years. Ignore the haters...if you leave a bad review for this place, it's not for you (derogatory).

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

The lazy bartender expects you to walk to him to order a drink. I don't know if they understand…read morethat in the SERVICE INDUSTRY your job is to serve customers. Laziness is a sad standard. The employee that worked on 1/25 should get retraining to actually serve customers.

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.

Massive is a massively agist bigoted bar. If you are over the age of 40. Do not come here. The…read moreparty promoters. And the owners. And the workers will discriminate against you. Learn through your own experience. This is a terrible bar.

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 love this place. The drinks are strong, the vibes are impeccable, the staff is nice and the…read morespecial events slap. Definitely leans towards the gay man demographic, but everyone is welcome. Go here if you're in the alphabet squad, you won't be sad.

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

I had a really disappointing experience at Crescent Lounge…read more I was asked to leave after talking with two other patrons, which is fine--bars can make that call. However, during the process, the staff member at the door grabbed my arm hard enough to leave visible bruising. What made this worse is that when I followed up with management, I was told a different version of events that didn't reflect what actually happened. There was no acknowledgment of the physical force used, despite the injury. I tried to handle this privately first and gave the business time to review their security footage, but the response I received was dismissive. I'm sharing this so others are aware. I hope Crescent Lounge takes a closer look at how situations like this are handled in the future.

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.

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!

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

It's a gay bar with outside and inside seating. It serves…read morefood. Nice crowd for early evening on a Wednesday.

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.

Such colorful and fun vibes! They did a little tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, and him on all the screens…read morewas incredible. My favorite parts were the music being fit for everyone, bubbles and the giant disco ball! Wish I brought ones for the dancers though, they were amazing!!

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.