Flex

I was in line for karaoke to sign myself up and I get cut by an older white man, I dismiss this out of respect for the older man, but I get told after his performance that I need a new song. The bar service was great and the atmosphere was fine, but the event was boring and discriminatory. My karaoke options were limited to broadway plays, country, and pop music. As someone who didn’t grow up with this, I find it limiting to not be able to enjoy karaoke as everyone else considering I am a queer person just like everyone else who was allowed to perform.

This bar used to be underground which I think would of significantly improved the atmosphere from what it currently it. I don't know who hires the strippers but they should know what's on stage isn't a turn on for the audience.

Decent visit… drink prices a bit high. Crowded and somewhat cliche

I have to be honest. I did not feel comfortable at this club. It’s very cliquish. Overall, I do not see myself returning.

Not real big on the house, a gay bar closing at midnight during the week!? Other than that, great new place for Flex

Gay karaoke bar. Friendly bartender. Clean establishment. Went on a Tuesday night; it was very quiet.

You get what you get with one of the few bars in the capitol city. If this place has any demerits it's that they're almost always TOO busy so it's difficult to enjoy what brought you here whether it's the alcohol, men, or hookup scene. But the employees and owner are absolutely stellar, and they make very quality drinks for fair prices. Flex has gone through multiple location changes and infrastructure changes and I've been going for a decade now - and I won't stop even if i only have the opportunity to go twice a year or so.