Q Kansas City

Had a wonderful time. The space is so fun and flows nicely from one room to the next. Lots of seating areas, and cute signs for photo ops. I appreciated the coat check, which was about $3 a coat. There was plenty of staff so the bar wait time was only a few minutes. There is also a lot of security, watching over the crowd, and dancing with us at some points! ❤️ I did not feel oppressed by them, rather I felt safer having them there. All the staff I interacted with were friendly and courteous. So excited to go back!! The photos I took were at the beginning of the night, about 9pm. By 11pm it was packed, with a line out the door, so I recommend heading in sooner if you can.

This place has so much potential! It’s picturesque, good layout/dancefloor and lighting. However, it’s a bit white washed, I don’t know if it’s because I’m from New York but it could definitely use some more Hip Hop, Rap, Soca, Reggaeton, Afrobeats, Amapiano and Dancehall to help diversify the crowd a bit as it gets a bit too crowded with seemingly straight women for a gay bar.

My friend and I visited this place for a night out and we stayed almost the whole night. They had 1 dollar shot until a certain time. I thought the shot is going to be disgusting but it tasted surprisingly good. We had more shots before getting drinks. Drinks are not the strongest but it is reasonably priced for a gay bar. The music was great. Second floor is cute. There were drag shows too and the drag queens were amazing. Nice decoration and amazing vibe. What a great introduction to the KC gay scene. Would definitely want to visit again.

Used to think this place was amazing. A place where my friends and I could feel free and safe and included in our community. And then there were several occasions in which management simply fell short. One of my friends was belittled and dismissed when someone legally not allowed around her was allowed into the bar. Another friend was dismissed when a grown man came up to her and grabbed her ass. On my last time going the same manager as all these other incidents was extremely rude and kept trying to touch our friend without consent. He had been throwing up inside a trashcan and we were all attempting to bring him outside. One gentleman who worked there was incredibly kind and helpful, but the shorter woman with curly hair was God-awful and rude and kept trying to lay her hands on him AS we carried him out. Used to love this club. But that one manager is rancid.

This shorter blond woman that wrote her Q hat on backwards works here, and was extremely rude to me on 2/28/26. It was my first time coming here and I asked her a question about the facility, and she shut me down immediately. I felt very ignored. I had just showed up and was immensely turned off. I understand if it was a stupid question, but she made me feel unwelcomed

A truly extraordinary bar. Its décor is done with great taste—modern, elegant, and with a style that few gay bars offer nowadays. The atmosphere is very pleasant, with excellent music and really well-crafted drinks. What I like the most is that it offers different spaces depending on what you’re looking for: a large outdoor patio, perfect for enjoying the night, and a more relaxed second-floor bar, ideal for having a conversation while enjoying good drinks. A place that definitely stands out and one you’ll always want to come back to.

I’ve been a regular here since it opened on Valentines. Loved this club and hand many good times there. Tonight I saw a guy taking stealth photos of a young woman. I alerted the woman of it while my spouse got security to help. He didn’t deny it at first just said "wow really?" As if surprised I ratted him out, his husband jumped to his defense so I said "hey if I’m wrong just pull up the last photo in your camera roll and prove it. There’s no harm if you weren’t taking her photo. But I definitely saw you taking MULTIPLE photos of her". Security got there started talking to the man’s husband, who basically said "my husband is gay he wouldn’t take upskirt photos"- during which they left the guy who was accused of taking the photo go back inside??? Like they didn’t talk to the guy who was accused until AFTER he came back outside. I informed owner, Lance, of the situation and he said to let his manager handle it then, "oh why would X take an upshot photo of a woman?" Manager bought him and his friends a round of beers for the trouble and the girl and her friends left. It’s sercurity job to De-escalate are WITHOUT letting the accused go back into the bar and delete evidence. I don’t think I will be going back soon if being friends with Lance is a free pass to take photos of strangers. I did not know the girls involved and I hope their night got better. It just really seems like Q’s loyalty is always going to be cis white gays, and the rest of the community is taking a back seat.