A "little" gay pub with a big personality and generosity. Very welcoming atmosphere with lovely…read morebartenders and strong cocktails. The decor is a mixture of antique inspired stuff, pictures, and some copies of hand drawn things. They do serve food, but it's mostly finger-food items like a grilled cheese or hummus or pigs in a blanket. Overall, I can't wait to come back for more drinks and to chill with friends.

This came as a recommendation to us while we were in town and I'm glad we made it in. The service…read morewas great and the cocktails were... strong. The décor fit the vibe excellently and there's so much just to look around at. This will become a staple for us every time we're in the area

A solid gay bar for men. Downstairs they play…read moreappropriate/good music & videos; drinks are strong and reasonably priced; bartenders are hardworking and nice to look at. Clientele is mostly men (thank god); various ages/demographics make for a nice mix and some potential hook ups. Upstairs can be hit or miss music wise. A nice space for dancing, good air conditioning and again a solid bar/drink experience. Restrooms with working stall doors and fairly clean are much appreciated...

Received excellent customer service from Carl. Friendly…read moreemployees. Peace and relaxing area in the day time Great place to party on the weekends "upstairs" Drinks are great and price worthy .

Never pay a cover. It's dark basement. To many bars here. Take away 4 of them. District Eagle,…read moreTrade, Green Lantern, Crush, Trade is worse, Keep bunker, take Trade away.

Great music; they have pull up bars and WONT let you do pull ups. The bathrooms are crowded and the…read morecoat check is not always open.

I came here based off of a recommendation when looking for a spot that would be hitting on a…read moreWednesday night and happy we came. I don't know the last time I had been in such an establishment before but I didn't want to leave. We were still dressed in our Wicked wear and took many pictures with others who played around with my broom and posed next to us in all kinds of ways. Everyone was friendly and open to conversation. They also have an outdoor area that some were using to smoke and many comfy lounge sofas to chill at. I met some characters, and this was a good addition to our Wicked night.

A great evening of fun and room to dance! Great wine deals and a ton of nice staff! The back patio…read moreis amazingly wonderful! Will definitely start the evening here next time! And then probably end up here as well!

Sinners and Saints is a great bar with excellent music! They have delicious pizza upstairs in case…read moreyou've had too much to drink.

Tried to go here yesterday with my boyfriend and another gay couple that was visiting us from Los…read moreAngeles. We were carded and started to walk toward the bar. We were abruptly stopped and told it was a private event by staff. We questioned why there was no signage orwere told by the person carding. We were then pushed to the door and as we were leaving, we heard "if they look like that they can't come in". As both couples are pretty masculine presenting. Well, the couple we were with, one is the head of LGBTQ content for Buzz feed and the other works for Out Magazine. This was a leisure trip to DC, but looks like they have a new topic for an article. Prior to us getting in our uber to hit the other gay bars. They both took about 15 mins to shoot some content outside. Sad, because we were treated with love at Trade and Number9.

Eh.. it feels old. The interior, color and lighting reminded me of an old fancy restaurant my…read moregrandparents would go to. Empty at 5:30p on a Wednesday- as to be expected - but it did pickup after 6:30. The drinks are good, no complaints there, but this place has been doing the BOGO schtick for 20+ years. They change the name, the look, but it's the same.. but now it just feels .. dated. It's not a vibrant and energetic place. Also the bartender had to look up how to make a Fuzzy Navel, and that's just embarrassing.

My friends were on dates & i didn't feel like being around straight men so i decided to go to the…read morefirst queer bar near my hotel. My bar tender was sooo sweet! I believe their name was KC / Kacey?? & he poured me a niceeee lil drink. The vibes were cute. The playlist was curated to please the crowd. Lots of early 2000s pop princess hits. I didn't stay long and stopped in on a weekday so i can't speak to the nightlife or what it's like during peak hours but overall i had a nice relaxing time and enjoyed my drink.

Nice neighborhood gay bar in the middle of nowhere. I've been there several times and always have…read moreenjoyed the entertainment.

I didn't even really want to review this bar but I do want to give flowers when they are due…read more The bar is so nice Larry is awesome and friendly, they let you bring your own snacks, and the drink prices are right where they need to be (not sky high) Add to the fact they have the bestest Karaoke night in town this place hits all the notes. Now its small but that means by the end of the night everyone is your friend and you are all having a great time

So comfortable. Come on by! I might return tonight. The…read morestaff was so very lovely. I would return.

I came for the Baddie drag queens and I love it super amazing performace make sure you bring some…read morecash but I didn't like that they didn't have menus and the one bar tender the man that look 900 months pregnant is super disrespectful to the women there and rude so I will not be getting any drinks

Yelp, please look at Kerry D edits & use your better judgement. She is continually lying on me & my…read moreneighborhood bar & at this point it's very telling of her behavior that night.. This review is in response to Kerry D. The fireplace is a place of peace and safety. The issue started when she went to the women's restroom and started shouting to someone that she assume identified as male & what body parts they may have had that "you don't belong in a woman's restroom" she harassed the individual all the way to the bar. What Kerry doesn't know is that the women's restroom is singles stalled & have a lock for the safety of those who don't identify as male. Kerry didn't know that & didn't bother to understand because Kerry D never bother genuinely needed to use the restroom. Once there at the bar she tried to get the bartenders attention but only sat there with her hand up. The bartender didn't notice her. So security stepped in to meditate the situation. She shunned off security with both her shoulder and her arm until security announced that they were the proper authority to address about the situation. Once she finally acknowledged security she asked them to step to there top of the stairs. Once there she proceeded to lie and say that the individual coming out of the bathroom just started randomly screaming at her. Security asked what was said and she seem to not be able to remember. Once questioned about what did the persons gender have to do with allegedly yelling at her because she was asked "if this person yelled at you what do their gender have to do with the situation at hand" She had no rebuttal. She VOLUNTEERED to leave the premises. Security escorted her down stairs out the door but she insisted on going to TO THE BARTENDERS at the bottom bar where she then tried to lie about her interactions AGAIN with both security and the patron. The bartenders then attempted to take control over the situation to further try to Meditate the situation but yet again was combative. Kerry D asked for the managers name. What Kerry D didn't know was that it was a manager on duty. When she was instructed to speak with the manager on duty She threw a fit for reasons unknown..When the manager tried to meditate the situation and asked what happened. Kerry didn't want to explain. There was not any three big men against her. Nor was she assaulted at all. Not even when she was asked to leave the bar again. All employees were very patient with Kerry D until she refuse to cooperate & was asked to leave again. She was leaving out & still threw an unknown substance from a water bottle on her friend, bar employees, & patrons. Everyone from strangers to bar employees were all nice to Kerry D but Kerry D was not happy that her entitlement at there bar earned her any leverage over what was right and what was wrong.

There are many reviews about how unsafe this place is. It's filthy, smells like urine, patrons are…read moreaggressive and employees are rude and disrespectful. Theres another review addressing safety of the bathrooms...same bathrooms Bahbee endorses below, bathrooms with aggressive men that started this whole incident which I was not believed on. Bahbee reviewing below (and giving her place of employment a 5 star review after this incident) is the one who yelled and physically assaulted me with three big men behind her, my husband was a completely sober witness, and he was scared. She escalated the situation and even her managers told her to leave. My husband saw Bahbee PHYSICALLY THROW ME UP AGAINST A WALL. Consider where her review is coming from as an employee (a threatening and rude one at that), and read the rest of the reviews on this place. I'm not saying anything new about this bar, so it's interesting they say I am lying. As I headed upstairs to use the bathroom (not sure why they are saying I didn't use the bathroom because the start of this incident was when I came back out of it)...before I went up there, a man stopped my husband and said "you better go up there with her and be careful." That comment wouldn't be needed if it was truly a place of peace and safety. I didn't volunteer to leave. No one was nice to me - patrons or staff. I did ask to speak to the BARTENDERS as they were the only identifiable staff. I didn't lie about my interaction with the man assaulting me at the restroom or "cry fake tears" and have no rebuttal. Being questioned about anyone's gender was confusing and had nothing to do with the fact of this patron being allowed to be aggressive and harassing, but they wanted me to explain how that patron could be justified in that behavior. So no, I did not have an answer for them defending him. They just kept saying "what do you want me to do about it?" I wasn't being entitled, I was asking for accountability for aggressive and violent people. I was physically assaulted at the restrooms. I didn't say anything but when I came out the same man came at me and was yelling and harassing me, like really close in my face with his hands up at me. It shouldn't matter that they allow men in the same restrooms as women, and if it didn't matter then this wouldn't have happened. This person harassed and assaulted me and I was terrified. I tried to approach the bartender and explain and was told "to get the fuck out". I did not verbally harass the man who did this to me because I was afraid of him, as was my husband. I started crying, I went downstairs to discuss with 2 other bartenders who refused to give me info. Another employee physically assaulted me, threw me against a wall while 3 other men stood behind her as backup. She then followed me downstairs and harassed me until other employees told her to leave. I was kicked out. Not the man assaulting me before I went into the restroom and again after. Don't go here unless you want aggressive men and bartenders who allow it and will also physically assault you. BARTENDERS ALL REFUSED TO GIVE NAMES - assaulting patron, or their names or manager. My asking this info was what they considered combative, there was nothing physical on my end nor was I yelling. If you want to complain or find recourse, especially about assault...you are on your own. They are now trying to lie and say I was screaming and yelling about "what genitals" someone had. This is absolutely not true, like the rest of the story about how everyone was nice to me. This man at the restroom was aggressive and violent and there was no discussion about "genitals", only that a man at the restroom had made me uncomfortable and assaulted me. And any conversation about genitals would not excuse aggressive and violent behavior, as Bahbee seems to suggest it would. That didn't happen - but would it be okay to assault me? They said yes. This bar seemed to avoid accountability at the expense of safety and respect. P.S. when I left I threw my drink (of water...from a clearly identifiable plastic brand water bottle...) at them, which was a big "to-do" (lots of big men screaming in the street about that..) ...enough for them to throw several of their security at it. She wants to say "unknown substance" to add on the lies she has told about the incident...eyeroll, like so sad your bouncers got some water residue barely on them but you can throw me against a wall and let a man physically and verbally assault someone. But hey, when I complained about assault, not so much of a response. Even the women. I did edit my review in response to the lies that this person Bahbee stated in her response to my original review. I do not know this person, they presented themselves as an employee and the establishment reinforced that idea by allowing this person to physically and verbally handle someone, escort them, and manage the interaction.

I came in fully expecting to say that it's a fine cocktail bar in a neighborhood with much better…read moreoptions, but... The Dignitary served me one of the most nostalgic and lovely drinks I've ever had. I'm not going to claim that it will be five stars for everyone, but the No Doubt About It made me feel like a kid again, all the way down to the slightly undissolved clumps of cocoa powder in the hot chocolate. Add in a very adult dose of rye whiskey and a dash of creme de menthe, and you have a drink that I'll be recommending to everyone I know for as long as it's on the menu. Thank you for the alcoholic version of a warm hug on a day that I really needed it.

Had a "Holy Smokes" craft cocktail. It was awesome! The service was out of sight also!read more