Mr. D'z is a welcoming bar environment to anyone who walks through its doors…read more Talented award winning bartenders serving cocktails with the utmost care and passion for their craft, plenty of community events to connect with others patrons and regular small businesses vendors such as Your Gear, Evil Toys, Robust Crafted Art, Spring Hill Woodworks, Supportive.Paws and more who make shopping local a genuine pleasure. Mr. D'z has also previously worked with organizations such as Harmony Health to bring free HIV testing and awareness resources to the bar. Along with the bars philanthropic work as they raise money monthly to contribute the Ronald McDonald House charity. Mr. D'z is more than just a local bar, its truly a community!

Love this bar. I like the people the atmosphere and the bartenders. It can get a little busy on…read moreSaturday nights. Good covered outdoor area. No food just snacks, sometimes they have a bbq outside.

Bradley's is always one of my favorite places to hang out in Ybor City. The music is always popping…read moreand updated, the shows are fun and the drinks are great. Also it counts with different environment for everyone's preferences, also an outside area for those who smoke. If you want to have a lot of gay fun in Ybor City, Bradley's is definitely the place for you.

My service was outstanding until my credit limits became obscene in overcharges and a heated…read moreoverheard conversation with a bartender charging me for his friends drink's then saying that he was going to cash me out when I overheard the conversation. I challenged the owner in that your cameras do not substantiate the egregious charges and if I contested all charges you would be out a lot of money?

Loved this place before it closed! Used to be my favorite LGBTQ+ club in Ybor City! Can't wait to…read morevisit the new place they opened near by

I have been in Southern Nights Tampa many times and it has always been a nice place to hang out at…read more For being the #1 gay bar in Tampa though I do believe it can improve a little. The DJ set is normally the same every night and the place always seems very dirty, also the AC always turns off (or it feels like) at some point of the night and gets really hot. Despite that, the drink promotions are always great, and the performances are show stopping and the staff are always nice and treat you extremely well. Will be coming back very soon!

overall had fun. Its the biggest popping spot in the area. A bit over priced a few more dollars…read morethan everyone else in the area for sure. It is always beyond over crowded. The fire marshalls actually cake and shut down the outside part. Either it was too many people or they didnt have a permit for the outside area. Music was good and the buffet they had out was good

If you're wondering why the rating is bad, it's that low for a reason lmao! Honestly felt…read moredisrespected, yes I'm young but still legal they kept asking to id me and my drinks weren't as strong as those I was with honesty felt scammed. Super sad. Ruined my day, my week, my life

I love the castle but they kicked us out an hour early on March 8th because of daylight savings…read moretime. We were hoping for a good time just to be kicked out an hour early because of something out of our control. Frustrating experience.

Immediately upon entering the line, a man with a zipper mouth mask walked past us and was pacing…read morethe line. We got in, it was quite empty to start but got crowded quickly. A mix of individuals, some older people (including one man who looked like a ghoul [trench coat, white hair, pocket wayxh]). Nothing wrong with this, in fact quite interesting, until we saw some soldiers (who appeared to be legit Castle security) walk past us, including one in an SS Nazi uniform. The frat men continued to multiply, and were very loud and obnoxious. In the back was some sort of BDSM spanking exhibit with a man in a furry costume doing the spanking. We stood close to this exhibit as loud "industrial noise" music played. I would akin this music to a spoon banging against a pot. There was a man who appeared to clearly be fent folding amidst the dance floor who proceeded to catch a random girl's twerk... And stared at us with beady eyes. Before going downstairs, I accidentally bumped into someone and he hissed at me, which was interesting. Okay guys, stick with me, we're getting to the best part. After all of these events, we go downstairs to the basement (or dungeon). Pleasurably, they were not playing industrial noise. Actual songs with lyrics! Yay. Early 2000s alternative. The dungeon had a bunk bed sort of set up where many different individuals seemed to be having a sensory break, other than the frat boys who were posing on top of it and flipping off of it. As we continued our observations, we noted two older gay men dressed as a cop and a prisoner. One laid down and the other began dancing right in front of him, akin to some sort of ritual. We soon after spotted a shirtless Marshmello across the room, which was quite exciting. Lots of shirtless men parading around, some with the leashes of their skinny asian girlfriends in hand. Before leaving, we finished up our people watching by observing Lisa from Genshin Impact, Sasuke & Sakura from Naruto, and Inosuke from Demon Slayer enter in highly realistic cosplays. In our state, we could not rationalize that these people were not actually from the show as the DJ conveniently decided to play anime OSTs as they entered. We also believe we spotted Shadow the Hedgehog. Not sure of this. Final note-- the people who would come in and greet each other by dancing at each other. Very interesting and something we had never seen before. It was like witnessing a different reality. To sum up The Castle experience, this is like a place a parent would have a nightmare of their child coming to. Would return!

I'd say beware of this place. The pricing is not transparent. 27$ for a double Jim Beam? No and…read moreNO. However, they don't tell you the price until after they've made it. I was there on a city wide special event. They were selling drinks on the street. The bar security would not let me leave the bar with the drink. That was also suspect. This place is not user friendly.

As a regular visitor of Bradley's I had to give a visit to their new sister bar. I have been in…read morethis space before with the previous bar, and it's a gorgeous space. The place looks really good and the music was a whole vibe. I really enjoyed how cozy it was and how they decorated the place. Definitely a place I would love to visit more often and would love to see it packed with people.

Cool chill piano bar with a good mixture of patrons and nice drinks!! So fun to see an old school…read morepiano bar today without all the touristy accompaniments!!

The gay version of cheers laid back good drinks little attitude here and there but overall nice.read more

If you know, you know. This place has been part of the…read moreDunedin community for years, and it's still one of the best spots in town for a genuinely good night out. Friendly staff, strong drinks, zero attitude. It's one of those rare bars where you can come as you are -- whether you're meeting friends, people-watching from the iconic front window, or hanging on the patio (the new pool table is a fun addition ). It has roots as a longtime LGBTQ+ favorite, but today it's simply a welcoming, everyone's-invited kind of vibe. Locals love it for a reason. If you haven't been in a while, it's worth rediscovering.

Not my vibes, but it could be yours…read more I'm trying to find some place to dance, that isn't filled with young people or start dancing too late. I was really hopeful that this would be the place, but it's not. We were here from about 8 PM to 9:45 PM on a Saturday. The back patio was very busy with live music that was quite good. So if I was looking for a relaxing place to listen to live music, then this would be it. They have a food truck, they do allow smoking in the back patio, which is not my favorite, but it didn't seem like many people are doing it so I think you can avoid it if you want to. I was really hoping that there would be more dancing inside, we kept going back into check if there was anyone dancing. For the longest time there wasn't actually even anyone inside except for a few people at the bar. At around 9:40 PM, there were a couple women that started dancing, the problem was I didn't like any of the music that the DJ was playing. I didn't recognize it at all. I don't think it was new music, but it was older music that I didn't recognize. We ended up making a pivot and driving to Nash Keys, which is 10 minutes away and they have dueling pianos on Saturdays. I was disappointed that I didn't know the music, because even if there was only a few people dancing I still would've danced, but being that I wasn't a fan of the music there really wasn't any point to do it. So maybe if we had stayed later there would be more dancing, but a combination of no dancing plus not knowing the music we did not want to stick around. Again, the back patio with live music was quite nice, different vibes so it depends what you want. I probably won't come back unless it's well after 10 PM.

Why do we need to say ANYTHING about food y'all? This is a BAR!!! A great bourbon, whiskey and…read moretequila selection makes it a bit more upscale than most of your typical Ybor Bars. The staff is so friendly and was happy to make anything we asked for. I LOVE my Espolon Tequila and had an extremely good spicy margarita (I mean 3!) And then I had a tequila soda after. I love the relaxed vibe there. Super cute patio with beautiful lights and it's slightly more upscale in my opinion. FANTASTIC bar great people. Fun night.

I think I just found my favorite bar in Ybor! If you're looking for a chill time FCLC is the place…read moreto be. I went Saturday around 10pm and it wasn't too busy. I like that there is courtyard seating to be outside. The music was a great mix of throw backs and current. We had a blast sitting outside with our drinks.