The Stable. "Great service, unique ambiance, and music. A…read moreperfect place to enjoy great company!"

Terrible bar tender. Unfriendly for no reason and overcharged for drinks adding on additional…read morefees. Stay far away!

I love going to Last Ditch. It's a great little queer community with tons of events and wonderful…read morepeople!

Came here on a Saturday night. It was very chilled. Football game was on which was nice plus music…read moreplayed in the background. Not so loud that you couldn't carry a conversation. No special event happening. The bar staff were super friendly and welcoming. Small bar but wasn't overly crowded. We only had fries with our drinks, they were cooked well. As far as drinks just keep it simple.

Please please please please please please bring back the burrata! When I saw it was gone, my heart…read morebroke a little. It was sincerely the best eggplant dish I've ever had. Been going since opening night and have probably had it every single time. First night going back in a while and knowing it's off the menu feels like the end of a very special era. Raise the price, limit the number of orders per night, but please bring it back!

"Kind of a drag When your baby don't love you"…read more(The Buckinghams) When one of your closest friends invites you to a drag show, you step out of your comfort zone and go! That's what eight of us did today as we headed over to Chez Est for a 90's themed "Brunch in Heels" featuring Loosey Laduca's crew of three singing and dancing drag queens. Loosey was the emcee, had an entertaining patter throughout the show, introduced the performers, and gave a stirring rendition of "the greatest song of the 90's" - My Heart will Go On from Titanic. So what other songs did we hear as the performers danced, did some bone cracking splits, strutted around the stage, and worked the crowd for tips? We heard Lady Marmalade by Li'l Kim, Lose My Breath by Destiny's Child, Let's Get Loud by J Lo, Barbie Girl by Aqua, Groove is in the Heart by Deee-Lite, Donatella by Lady Gaga, and Shoop by Salt-N-Pepa. We even heard a medley of 90's kiddie TV shows including Animaniacs and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The show was very entertaining and included an audience participation segment where birthday boys and girls crashed the stage for a dance-off and a beer chugging competition. Oh, and we also had brunch there -the food menu is very reasonable and ranged from $8 to $12 a plate for eggs, waffles, breakfast tacos and the like. Eight of us ate and drank for $300 including tip. That doesn't include the scores of singles we spent tipping the entertainers. I thought the staff at Chez Est was very accommodating and helped us move and consolidate our two tables so we had a better view of the stage. But even if you sit way in the back, the entertainers strut their stuff throughout the premises to hit every table, and there are a few strategically placed flat screens on the walls showing the stage action. It was quite a fun time.

have fun there. The environment was nice. I felt safe. I enjoyed my time. I would definitely send…read morefamily and friends there.

This is a place you can go that has fantastic food! Drinks to die for and music you can dance all…read morenight to! The service from the all the staff is amazing and is above all the rest! You can hang out have a good time, no judging, no crazy looks. A place you can be you! I recommend this to everyone and anyone. Young or old! You can always ask for music if you want to hear that special song. If you want that special drink the people behind the bar will love to help you! A place where you can feel safe and comfortable and have a good time! So come on out to Madame Sherri's and check it out yourself. You will not be sorry!

Amazing amazing amazing. Can't say enough good things about Madame Sherri's safe place for…read moreeveryone, great vibes, great food, amazing staff. It gets pretty lit on the weekends so if you're looking for a quiet dinner on the weekends, maybe go early Oh and! Sam and Katie are the best bartenders ever!

The staff never made an effort to introduce themselves. They were pleasant, but I wish they could…read morebe more friendly

It's mediocre. It's a trash dive bar and sadly the only gay bar around. The bar itself is very…read moresmall and it's very very dark. I personally don't feel safe there. They occasionally do block parties but even those feel cheap. There's really no reason to go other than to meet people. Not for me.

We genuinely like this spot. Friendly all the way around. Service is quick, food menu is…read morediversified and the atmosphere is relaxed. If you're a fan of domestic drafts they have $3 Miller and Coors lights everyday/all day. This week we got a hot Italian sandwich and a pizza and both were great. If they would only stay open a bit longer...

This is a great neighborhood dive bar. They've got a lot of good, cheap beers on draft (the beers I…read morehad ranged from $3-$5 for a pint), the bar staff is very friendly, and the environment is chill. I came here with a bunch of friends last night and we all loved it. Will definitely be back!

The new location at 2 State st. It took close to 1/2 hour for 6 of us to get our drinks, and we…read morewere the only ones in there on a late aftrn. We asked the bartender to turn down the music and he refused. Food was awful, bar was dirty.

I miss the old spot on Bank Street. The new(ish) location lacks personality. The old place had the…read morecool boat-shaped bar, front porch great for hanging out and people watching, and cool back patio with train and sea views. It was a little sketch which gave it some personality. The new spot is boring, might be better suited for restaurant rather than a bar. I never felt the old spot was "cliquey" but the new one is.. we struck up many conversations at the old spot but the new one everyone just looks down at their phones unless you're in the clique that sits against the back of the bar. The bartender is a pleasant guy but not overly social if he doesn't know you well. Disappointing.

So if you have lived on the west side of Providence for a while, you surely are aware of the legend…read morethat was the E & O . So, I was understandably hesitant about a new bar moving into what was considered by many to be hallowed ground. Since I walk by it on my way home from work, I decided to stop in soon after it first opened to see what it was like. And now I am a regular and it's one of my favorite watering holes in the city. Super cool atmosphere, with tons of horror movie memorabilia on the walls. A couple of pinball machines ( including a brand new Evil Dead one which is really sweet), and neat liitle outback area for nicer days. They also occasionally have music and drag shows inside, and in the summer months cool shows outside in the parking lot next door. You can also grab a grilled cheese or a hot dog from Puggles Grilled Cheese most days of the week if you're feeling peckish. And my favorite thing... PICKLEBACKS.... !!!! All the drinks are cheap and they have a good selection of beers and ciders. Maybe most importantly, the owners Jeff and Courtney are absolutely lovely people who really understood keeping the locals vibe of the E & O era but also being it's own thing. Definitely support this great establishment.

Fun little neighborhood hole in the wall. Mostly locals and regulars. Decent prices, nice…read moreatmosphere/vibe. Good seating area on the back patio for fresh air (or smoking, haha). I used to come here back in the day when it was e&o- i feel like they've kept their charm- great bartenders and good drinks!