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So its Sat night and you'd expect Chester's ONLY gay bar to be heaving at nearly midnight right...?…read moreWRONG!! got there about half 11, paid in - there was about 6 other people (including a crazy looking guy staring at us over his pint of bitter) we left after our first drinks as the place was DEAD, not in a rush to go back, bore off Chester, Manchester is where all the decent gay bars are!!!!

Not much to do while waiting for a train out of Rhyl. I walked in here to grab some wifi to do…read moresome work... wifi wasn't working. The midday crowd seemed like they might see each other frequently in this spot... not that there is anything wrong with that. Staff were friendly enough, lots of televisions and a pool table.

went in here once and was sadly dissapointed.....call this a gay bar.?.....a poor excuse for one at…read morethat....there was an offensive drag queen performing and most of the clientelle were hetrosexual couples and families....not really the place to go if u are a single gay man, on your own,,,,,,,stood at the bar and tried to speak to this lad and he could hardly string a sentence together......I soon took the hint that i wasn;t wanted in here, and felt so out of place that i left and got the bus home.......never again......!!

The Eagle is the perfect place to meet either socially or for a special occasion…read more A men only bar which is great and means no stag or hen parties which is gays hate! The back bar known as the Black Eagle is darker and has a typical European men's bar feel to it. Great stylish comfortable surroundings make it a great place to use for private parties and meetings and both of our venues are available to hire.

Been in eagle before good atmosphere but the leather scene that used to be popular seems to be…read moredisappearing which is a shame as its part of the eagles image. Theres multiple floors going down with the darkest and best being on the bottom floor. I miss some of the guys who used to be regulars in the eagle as it seems to becoming more of a twink hangout and thats who were trying to get away from thats why theres a leather scene to offer an alternative and as part of our history and culture.

Awesome, friendly staff, cheap alcohol - that serves til v late, someone for everyone... from…read moretrade, chubby chasers, muscle dudes. Albeit it was slow during parts of my evening but the lovely bartender made up for that. It's basically a great friendly-no attitude gay bar & a bathhouse in one. Perfection. I've been to a lot of bathhouses around the world including all of the Manchester ones aka The Basement - which is stank, expensive, full of trolls and bad attitudes. Heat is the best sauna I've ever been to... Shame I'm from out of town cause this spot would be a regular. Miss the place already :) Can't wait to come back here.

Awful. Avoid. Unprofessional stuff, website showing outdated information, bartender deliberately…read moreprovided incorrect info to get £14 from me. Raised to manager who didn't care to say simple sorry. Please make yourself a favour and don't waste your time and money.

Entering a gay bar as a heterosexual person can be an intimidating experience simply because you…read moreare entering into a world which is outside of your normal evening out. Upon entering G bar any reservations I may have had dissappeared as it was clear that rather than being about sexuality this place was all about an amazing clubbing experience. The drinks may not be cheap in G bar but you get the feeling that these prices help to pay for all the other careful preparation which goes into the set up of the place. From decoration to Djs it is clear that the people behind G bar put alot of time money and effort into what they do and all of this enhances your night out. My only qualms with G bar would be the music which is far too dance orientated for my taste and can be a bit repetitive, however this is just me being picky. On the whole good club and a good night out whenever I have visited.

Though Garlands is right up there in terms of greatness, I would say G-Bar is Liverpool's number 1…read moregay venue. It has become increasingly popular, especially since the closure of some big names in Liverpool's gay town. G-Bar is situated on Eberle Street right opposite Garlands', which leads to a very crowded outside, which somtimes has more atmosphere than inside! . So to the music, Gbar offers a wide variety of music; to suit everyone's musical taste. It is open 5 nights a week and just like Garlands, Gbar welcomes all types of people, although it is advertised as gay friendly, it is very popular with straight people alike. G-Bar plays host to some of the city's best DJ's and without doubt it has become one of the best afterhours club in Liverpool. Some nights are free entry but watch out because popularly nights can cost up to £7!

Half three on a Sunday morning, we stagger up to the doors clearly worse for the Saturday night we…read morehave just put ourselves through, non of us are dressed particularly well, nor do any of us bother to go through the usual shenanigans of pretending to be gay and yet, after some gentle piss taking, the bouncer waves us in and tells us to have fun. Little things can mean a lot and this was certainly one such occasion. Thanks AXM, we all had a fantastic time with my personal highlight being the slow dance I had with a lady called John who had suspiciously large hands! Will in accordance with the doorman's advice next time- and there WILL be a next time!

Hmph! I was spurned here!…read more I took a stranger to a symphony concert, one I was looking forward to for months, because my friend flaked just an hour before because he forgot he had to star in a French play that night. The stranger oddly enough played bassoon in orchestras, and was a DJ. His name was ... something like Kieran but without all the vowels. Not Kyan. Ah, I blocked it out. Anyway, he told me to stop by his Saturday night DJ gig, so I did. It was full of 17 year-old girls and their not-yet-out boyfriends. K__ played "Brown Eyed Girl" (the *other* popular song that year, along with "Can't Get You Out of My Head") like a million times, so I left after a half hour. We did the little macho fist bump too. Then when I emailed him to go hang out, he gave the whole, "Not looking for more friends in my life," schtick. Dude. Like I even asked to be all attached to your hip, Krygyzstan.

Well, well, well. The Poste House. For me personally, those are three words which conjure an array…read moreof images and emotions. The Poste House in an entity. And no matter what your opinion of it is, I imagine you'll remember it. The Poste House is a pub which can be found in the heart of Liverpool's gay quarter. It's less than a stone throw away from Liverpool's major gay bars such as Pink, Heaven, The Lisbon and, of course, Superstar Boudoir. However, The Poste House is a difficult place to define. It's not what I'd call 'trendy' exactly. Nor is intimate, in the traditional sense, thought space is limited usually. It certainly isn't classy either. The Poste House is a standing contradiction. Upon entrance, you'll be met by worn, old faces. Grey haired men sit and drink. The stairs which snake upwards at the back of the pub may as well be a portal to a different universe. Upstairs the words Poste House mean gay-friendly, unexpected, unknown and unchallenged fun. It's the type of place, you'll find it difficult not to fit in. The more you go, the more you'll recognize the regulars. Drag queens, drunk, fat women, overly camp, Belinda Carlisle loving men. One of the drinks that can be ordered is, ironically, named 'The Cheeky Arsehole'. You get the idea. It's the type of place you will be approached by a rogue's gallery of characters, in my experience, looking for a tipsy, yet innocent chatter. If a positive attribute for a bar, in your opinion, is for it to be summed up by the word 'subterranean', make your way to Cumberland street right away. I might be exaggerating somewhat but The Poste House is a genuinely good place for starter drinks. It's friendly, fun, weird, with a nice little outdoor area. The toilets aren't exactly torn from Buckingham Palace - in fact, they're somewhat below par - but besides that I cannot really recommend it enough. This is the place that will spawn a million misadventures.

Get to the Poste House poste haste! Ahh, I never get tired of a good bit of punnery. Poste House is…read morean atmospheric little joint that's recently been saved from the horrid fate of becoming apartments for the wealthy. As Eddie Izzard says, 'You tear your history down man!' Yes, I have every right to agree with this fact considering I live in a converted hospital. Hey. It wasn't a hospital for a long time before I lived here, and besides, my building is an extension. So there. No morgue ghosts come a'hauntin' me in the wee small hours. I don't think... Immediately you feel welcomed upon entry into this pub, whether it's the friendly staff or the warm ambience or a combination of both, it's homely and it's comfortable. It's tiny too and bursting with life, its colourful nature no doubt down to the fact that it lives in the heart of Liverpool's gay quarter, and with a few real ales on tap I didn't need convincing to stay. Not that I actually drink all real ales, only the fruity ones, but I appreciate their existence. They give a pub character. £1.50 for a treble spirit means you're likely to become a little bleary-eyed if you like to drink shorts, but it's the best kind of place to get bleary-eyed in. Everyone's a shiny happy person, not in an ironic way, people strike up conversations with total strangers because it's just that kind of place, and I've never encountered any animosity in here whatsoever. It's just adorable.

This isn't going to be a proper review. Sorry Yelpers. I'm not really in any position, though. The…read moreViaduct is Leeds' new lesbian, gay, bi and trans-gender nightspot. And I don't fit into any of these categories. It looks colourful though? However, as a Manchester United fan - I couldn't help but pass comment on the Viaduct's transformation. Formerly a dark, dingy pub that had a notorious reputation as a fierce Leeds United-supporting hostelry, it's quite amazing to see it today. It's undergone real renovation and going by the listings, is definitely a welcome addition to the LGBT scene in Leeds.

Viaduct Showbar is one of the greatest nightclubs on earth. I've spent so much of my university…read moretime there, it's such a positive place and just an amazing night out. All the staff are amazing too, from the resident dj's to the showgirls/performers themselves. They're so welcoming when you speak to them if they're walking through the club too and more than happy for a selfie. I have never been here and not met friendly people who just make your night even better. The price is pretty decent like any club in Leeds really, but the free entry and atmosphere make up for it.