Nowhere

Highly recommend. I would definitely return. Drinks were strong. Prices were reasonable. Bartenders and the DJ were doing a wonderful job. And the bar was lively with plenty of space to accommodate guests.

This bar is a lot of fun. Great drinks. Cool atmosphere and lighting. Great Service. Amazing and attentive bartender, Jason! Great music. Great prices. I had a great time. 10/10 would recommend!

Bartender was so rude. He yelled "CMON ITS CHRISTMAS" angrily when we tipped on one of first rounds, cause the tab wasn’t open. We planned to get more drinks and tip more at the end, which we still ended up doing and he still had an attitude

Jason was absolutely the best bartender that I’ve ever met. Always provided great service and was there to attend to everything I needed. Had great conversation with him and made it one of my favorite places in the city to come to, will be coming again after this!

It was my first night in NYC after moving here. We wanted a chill environment and good drinks. Jason not only served awesome drinks but he was playing awesome music. We enjoyed ourselves!

I brought my parents, who are visiting New York, into this bar on September 4th around 7:50pm. It was my first time here, and at first, the atmosphere seemed really cool, dim red lighting, a disco ball, and an overall unique vibe. Unfortunately, the experience quickly took a disturbing turn that left us shocked and deeply uncomfortable. As we entered, my mom snapped a single photo of the ambiance; no faces, just the space. While I was speaking to the bartender (a shorter man with dark hair), my mom had her phone open, camera pointed toward the disco ball as she adjusted the lighting. Out of nowhere, the bartender snatched my mother’s phone right out of her hands mid-conversation, aggressively trying to get into her camera roll while exclaiming, "Don’t record me without my permission." Not only was this completely uncalled for, but also flat-out disrespectful. I immediately told him there was no need for that her phone was clearly pointed at the disco ball. He then said, "She can film the disco ball, but don’t film me without asking my permission. Delete that." My mom explained she hadn’t filmed him at all and even showed him the single photo she took , which did not contain his face or anyone else’s, and still deleted it to deescalate the situation. I fully understand staff not wanting to be filmed while at work. That’s fair. But the way this bartender handled it was completely out of line. Instead of violently grabbing someone’s personal property, he could have asked politely if she had taken any footage and requested deletion if necessary. If there is a no photo/video policy, it should be clearly posted or communicated at the door, not enforced through harassment. What makes this even worse is that this is a gay bar, a space that should be welcoming and safe. For a male bartender to make my mother feel threatened, uncomfortable, and disrespected in that environment is extremely disappointing and hypocritical to the values this type of space is supposed to uphold. Because of this experience, I will never return to this establishment, and I have already shared what happened with others. If management cares about the reputation of their business, I strongly suggest they re-train their staff on how to handle situations respectfully and without violating guests’ boundaries.

Very disappointing. For a bar located right on 14th they should expect many walk ins . The bartender was extremely unprofessional and actually tried to grab my wife’s phone from her (she was innocently taking a picture of the interior) Very uncool DICK move !!! Be respectful