Happyfun Hideaway -- not quite a "where everybody knows your name" kind of spot, but it's the kind…read moreof place you hope to become a regular at. The dance floor is a little small, but the outdoor area more than makes up for it. The inside is super cute, and everyone we encountered was genuinely welcoming. Definitely one of those spots that makes you feel like you stumbled onto something special.

I really wanted to like this place since they have lot's of LGBT people there,…read moreUnfortunately the bartenders and staff was really rude and obnoxious. It took 20 minutes for the bartender to finish his conversation with his friends and take my order. When he finally found the time to come to me I told him forget it I'll enjoy myself at and other bar in the neighborhood and I ended up having a great time at Rash!!!

Mood Ring ended up being a surprise stop during our club-hopping night -- and it turned out to be…read moreour favorite of the bunch. The vibe was unbeatable. Great music that actually made you want to dance, well-balanced drinks, and a super fun mini photo booth (which we definitely made the most of). Overall, it just had that feeling of being the place to be. Can't wait to go back.

Came here on a Saturday evening around 8:30pm with friends. They have happy hour from until about…read more10pm which was great. No cover when we arrived but it seemed like they had a cover starting later for the DJs that night. If you arrive earlier in the night, you can grab a drink for the happy hour and find a spot to sit and chit chat. When we were there they had plenty of spots to sit. Bartenders were quick and attentive. The vibe is dark and divey. I didn't get make it tot he dance floor by my friend who did later around 2am said it was a good time. Drinks weren't too expensive though I did find them a little on the sweet side. Might be fun to start with one and then go for the standard vodka soda. I'd come back her for the vibes but not the drinks.

This place is so cute and I think the prices are really fair! Service is also super fast. The…read moreGranny Smith was super light and refreshing! I really enjoying the intermingling of the different notes :) The hibiscus tea was also nice but maybe a little bitter in a smooth way? The date me ginger coffee is good too! The naan was great! A good size and fluffy. The lesbian labeneh homo hummus and masc and masc were all good! They all have super fresh flavors! The masc for masc is kind of sweet in a good way. The lesbian labeneh tastes pretty much like yogurt or sour cream but it's still good :) and that's literally what it is anyways lolll

Overall rating: 4.5…read more I was in the area and wanted to try this place since it's new. I liked how witchy & spiritual the bar is. I went really early, so it was a tad dead. The lights were so pretty & want to add to my space. Drink prices were reasonable but wish they were a tad cheaper for the location. If it wasn't too far, I'd love to see how it is in the later hours.

Went for T4T on a Monday night. Decent amt of seating for a…read moreshow but come early if u want a spot.

A regular night, nothing spectacular. I will say this place is definitely filled with 21yr olds…read more The music was mid, sadly. The non stop ppl bumping, what happened to excuse me! The go go dancers were mid... honestly for a Saturday night I definitely was surprised. 1 good thing I enjoyed the outdoor space.

We call Animal "the gay Chuck E. Cheese," mostly because at some point it feels like every friend…read moregroup ends up there for a birthday. If you've been to Rise in Manhattan, this is basically the Brooklyn version--but with a few key differences: they start charging a $10 cover after 10pm on weekends, the music leans more disco, and the bathroom situation is...rough. There are only two toilets, so the line gets long fast and people start getting a little tense. That said, ANIMAL still hits. It brings a classy, slightly retro vibe to Williamsburg that you don't really get anywhere else, and there's a reason the line is always wrapped around the block.

I will write another review but damn was I disappointed. Went on a Friday early eve after work for…read morethe end of the week drink.. Hoping it would have the Manhattan crowd for Friday happy hour I was disappointed that I was one of 4 people including the bartender who at first glance and sound thought it was Borat. Will keep trying as I hear it is a great spot, just not at that hour....

Came here for a quick happy hour, the frozen passion fruit margarita was great. The bartender was…read moregreat for the recommendation

Pretty casual gay bar on the edge of Williamsburg. It was pretty chill during the day when my…read morefriend and I stopped by for a drink. The cocktails are pretty affordable and I got myself an Old Fashioned for $13. My friend had the Thai Tea Toddy, which definitely needed more condensed milk to make it taste better though.

A staple of the Brooklyn gay nightlife scene. There's pretty much always something going on…read morehere..most nights have events, and yeah, expect to grab tickets for a lot of them. You'll find everything from disco parties to drag performances (including queens from RuPaul's Drag Race), plus Survivor and The Traitors watch parties. The circuit parties are always a good time, but if you need a breather, the back patio is clutch. In the summer, the big outdoor downstairs space opens up, and if the weather's nice, it turns into a "who's who" of gay NYC. There's also a food stall out on the patio that absolutely comes through when you need a late-night bite.

Really fun and welcoming place. The drinks are so good, lots of awesome performances, and space to…read moredance. I had so much fun there, and it was an amazing vibe. ATM in there is super convenient as I totally forgot cash and needed it for the show lol. I plan to come back for many more events. Amazing night, and I can't say enough how welcoming it feels there. I came alone, and was a little nervous but everyone was so warm that I had so much fun and even met some new people. Really great place to socialize and just enjoy yourself.

I had a decent experience at The Rosemont. I will admit that I probably would not have visited had…read moreI read the Yelp reviews prior to my visit. Our bartenders, Mike and I cannot remember the woman's name, were very friendly and chatty with my friend (another African American male) and me. I will admit that we visited the bar on a weeknight so there were not a lot of other visitors in the establishment. Luckily, I did not have the same negative experience as some of some of the other reviewers. I hope this means that the establishment has changed some of it business practices. I guess time will tell.

I was scammed. Bought a ticket for the mayhem release party. Bought a drink and tipped $20 then was…read moretold the tickets are fake and that I'm barred from the place for throwing a drink. NEVER been here in my life and wasn't even properly ID. Place is a scam and is doing shady stuff.

I absolutely love the vibe here. Upstairs is a bar, with string lights and disco balls. It's laid…read moreback but still has a fun, lively feel. You can bring outside food and the cocktails a fantastic. Downstairs is a proper dance floor that usually opens at 11. You can effortlessly switch between hanging out upstairs and living it up in the basement which I love. If you can early enough you can even skip the cover charge!

You can choose from two main vibes at Cafe Balearica. Upstairs, you have a spacious, somewhat…read morerelaxed bar and lounge area. The music is at a low enough volume that you can hear your conversations, it doesn't get too crowded so you can spread out, even if you're in a large group. Downstairs, it's a lot tighter, with a DJ, dance floor, lounge seating area, and a much more packed and busy atmosphere on the weekends. I like ping ponging between both vibes when I'm with friends. Admittedly I've found the music both times to be too experimental for me. Confessing that makes me feel like an old person shaking my fist or at least shaking my head, misunderstanding what makes the youth tick. But I had no trouble twirling around the dance floor to this weird experimental music after throwing back a few tequila sodas upstairs. A few times while here my friends have split up into the group that wants to go downstairs to dance and the group that wants to stay upstairs and chill. It's relatively easy to navigate between both vibes, which I enjoy about this spot very much.