I love the people!, the employees!, back porch, just so peaceful and relaxing place. Can't wait to…read moresee some of the shows! Location is good. What's not to love!

Walked approximately 1 mile to this hole in the wall from our hotel. Somewhat smokey inside,…read moredrinks were ridiculously priced at 7.50/ea for top shelf liquor. Bartenders were friendly enough; however, after the first round, smaller plastic cups were given. Also located in a shady area, be careful of your surroundings. Not sure when happy hour is: however, bartender told us it ended at 3pm (24/7 operation).

Always a great time at this midtown Mobile 'gayborhood' bar by Rich Park. The staff is always…read morewelcoming, the patrons friendly, and the drag queens are just the cherry on top!

Cute Mobile bar with darts, pool, great food, and awesome service! Will be back soon!read more

Jimmothy is genuinely the best bartender I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. Highly recommend…read more It's a pretty chill lgbtq bar but the music and environment is top tier. I definitely will be going back in the future, and out of all the lgbtq bars downtown it's my favorite!

Blink an eye and you'll miss it! GPS kept giving us incorrect directions to which we got lost…read more In any case, divey lil bar, smoke free, nice bartender, but didn't care for the overall vibe of the place. One table by the jukebox otherwise all bar seating other then some bench type seating by the wall. One patron was friendly and introduced himself to us, which was nice.

Honestly, this place has changed drastically since the new ownership took over. The overall…read moreatmosphere and sense of community that once made it feel welcoming have shifted in a way that's disappointing, the owner Matthew Monroe Bees should be ashamed of himself for this new direction. What used to feel like a safe and enjoyable space to relax and support performers no longer feels the same. It's especially concerning to see performers being treated in ways that feel punitive rather than supportive. Attempts to "fix" something that wasn't broken have altered the character of the establishment in ways that many longtime patrons notice. I truly hope ownership takes time to reflect and consider restoring the spirit and inclusivity that originally made this place special.

A little color in Mobile, B-Bob's is a great place for a drop in and on a good night a decent drag…read moreshow! The drinks are nice and strong that almost let you forget that there is no food served so it's a good after dinner spot. Don't forget to tip your bartenders and come ready to show your appreciation to the ladies there to entertain.

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.

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 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.

I love a lowkey leather bar and this was the perfect place to get off the main drag. The bar staff…read moreare super friendly and prices are reasonable, if you're open to it, it can feel like a place you've been going to forever. It gets a little bit more upbeat in the evening and there's a back room where you can play pool or other gay games Open 24/7 so a great place to start, continue or end a night out.

Not gay. Yet!! Love this place…read more Bought the shirt! Friendly as hell. Even for oldish lightish Diet Coke bis

This local watering hole was my absolute favorite. The moment I entered- I was warmly welcomed by…read morethe friendliest pool players I could imagine. The bar was full and MardiGras events in full swing. Yet the vibe was relaxed and I had a great first night in New Orleans with my amazing friends- Arthur and Hamilton. The drinks were delicious- I think I was a bit parched from a 5 hr flight from Seattle. Loved the back room store and the cozy patio. I promise to return to the Big Easy and do it all over again. "Laissez les bons temps rouler!"

Stopped in here for a drink, not realizing I was entering one of New Orleans premier gay bars…read more My wife was the only woman out of 40 patrons. Our drinks were fine and the service was great. I went to the bathroom and stepped in a very adult leather shop by accident. I found the bathroom, and it was fine. I mentioned the place to locals, and they all laughed and had stories about what was going on upstairs and what not. If you want a slice of San Francisco while you're in New Orleans, I recommend this place. If you don't like alternative lifestyles, I would stay away. Not too noisy, standard bar ambience.

This no frills, genuine and fun dive bar is one of my favorite bars in New Orleans. I host a dive…read morebar crawl and the majority of my guests love this place. Cheap drinks, pool table, occasional live music and a great side yard with seating make this bar. The crowd is mostly local with occasional visitors and the vibes are friendly and fun. Highly recommend.

A small dive bar on Magazine street with a small music venue in back that will often feature BOTH…read morecountry AND western. It's a pretty small place with your basic dive bar drink offerings as long as they are not too complicated. During my recent visit here the whole place smelled like tainted provolone cheese- and not in a good way. Cheap enough and on the parade route during Mardi Gras.