Baltimore Eagle

Pretty cool place, a myriad of cultures and backgrounds. People were mostly welcoming, friendly and approachable. Quite a number of people were profoundly erotic .

I came here on a sat night. They had famous drag queen. I missed the show. But couple things to mention. 1. Parking parallel. On the street. Wasn't too bad 2. Drinks about 15$ each. 3. Bartenders super cute and friendly 4. Crowd mainly gay men but i noticed lots of females on the last floor dancing. Good music Friendly crowd 5. Clean bathroom. 6. club has 2 floors. So it's pretty spaciousI will return to try it one more time. As i came late and the vibe was a bit dry. Place has great potential for a nice evening of dancing with fun people.

I still believe this is the best gay bar in Baltimore but the simple fact that this page remains "unclaimed" shows how much the owners care about their patrons' opinion . Here are the pros and cons:PROS:- Beautiful, trendy, spacious facility. This is not just a bar, it's a club with an large outdoor patio and several rooms with different atmospheres- Has a darkroom where a lot of action happens. However the bar restricted its opening to 12am (midnight) which is a bad idea. They will lose even more customers.CONS- Located in a HIGH CRIME area of the city with drug addicts hanging out just outside the bar. On 06/17/23, someone got shot 5 times less than 30ft away from the bar entrance!!!- Business is slow. On some nights you wonder if there's another place everybody flocked to.- Food is trash. This is fast food quality food with added salt and seasoning to hide its poor quality. It's really bad.I visited this bar over 20 times and security doesn't even ask for my ID anymore. That being said, attendance has really dropped and they often close sections (top floor) because it's empty. The restrictions on the darkroom are pissing customers off. I haven't been there in weeks and not sure if I'll return.

This Eagle is pretty huge I didn't expect it to be that big coming from San Diego where it's hella small in comparison. I went on a Saturday night and it was packed! Just so many people left and right walking around. It was a lot of fun and I'll def be coming back. They had a drag show that sat and the drinks weren't that expensive in my opinion. I Recommend stopping by when you're in BWI and wanna check out a local gay bar !

Nice bar with good people. But $6 for a Bud Light?? It's not the Village in NY, and it's not The Abbey in West Hollywood. It's friggin' Baltimore! Tipped the bartender a dollar, not his fault, $7 for a beer?? I just moved into town, will not be back.

I visited the eagle for the first time. It was really fun! I came during Labor day weekend so the place was packed. The downstairs was playing latin x music and had ru paul's drag race playing on the screens. There were about Three separate dance areas and Three different bars. As well as a rooftop deck and patio area. I was tempted to take my shirt off because during the happy hour or buy some leather and put it on. I think either option gets you a free drink which i'malways down for. It seemed like a cool spot.I just danced the night away and had a great time meeting new people. I will definitely be coming back. As A BIPOC person I found it to be welcoming and friendly and noticed that they have a diverse staff. I will definitely be back had a blast.

If you're a QPOC, don't recommend. Very much centres white clientele and white people. There are different stages and I would say the upper floor attempts to accommodate BIPOC, but they remix the hip hop songs sometimes where it's giving gentrified hip-hop. So kind of a hit or miss.However, here is where I get the most upset. I was waiting for about 20-30 mins at the bar and clearly been present there for awhile, I know because the bartender explicitly needs to keep reminding me to wait, and states "I'll get to you." I'm cool with waiting, but I also explicitly ask this bartender what time does the kitchen close, bc i was really craving some fries and onion rings. I get no answer, but I do remember their kitchen closing at 12. Eventually, another bartender or staffer trickles in at like 12:08 comes to ask, how can I help you and says "kitchen closed at midnight." I communicate how long I've been waiting and be says I can't do anything. I'm hot AF because I was waiting hella long where i got there around 11:40/11:45pm and my issue is that the prior bartender was out there serving primarily white folx, people who got there after me!! I was being a patient patty, but y'all got me twisted when you play with my food. It was not even packed bc I think all the queer folx were probably at the Crown for "Version" night which is probably 1000x better and probably why Eagle had an "Customer Appreciation Night," with free cover all night to attract customers. But y'all was out here appreciating y'all white customers. Im disappointed as hell and your music was also tacky. I feel bad bc I ended up leaving home sooner and didn't get to spend as much time with my friends. Yet, I was not about to tolerate mediocre ass service, wack music, and be hungry. I've been to multiple The Eagles before, this one will serve you a bowl of disappointment instead of fries and onion rings. Don't waste your time here bb and wait for the queer nights at other clubs that can better accommodate QPOC!

Horrible bar. Staff is slow and inattentive. They also pat you down to get into this place. You don't even have to do that at the airport. I would give this place zero stars if I could.

The Eagle is a staple in the gay community. Most major US cities have an Eagle (or if they don't have a bar named "The Eagle" then they still have a similar type of bar). I have been to Eagles all over the US and they have a lot in common. But there are differences too.I had been to the old Baltimore Eagle one time. It was kind of creepy to be honest. The current Eagle is a whole new bird. It is newly renovated from top to bottom, it has multiple bar areas, an outdoor area, an area for shows on the second floor, a leather and fetish shop on the second floor, and even an gallery space that features local art and photography in the third floor loft. This place is just great.We have been going every few weeks to watch RuPaul's Drag Race in the upstairs show area. It really is fun. Grab a few drinks and relax and watch the show. Catch up with friends who happen to also be there. The drag queen that hosts the show is fun and energetic - Miss Washington Heights. And you can hear the oohs and aahs of all of the other fans as we all cheer on our faves. Also have checked out the Bear Night that happens on Friday nights and it is a good crowd.I haven't tried the food yet - the kitchen just recently opened in the past month to my understanding. Everything else here is on point. The gentlemen and ladies at the door are all very friendly and professional. Bathrooms are on both levels and very clean. Drinks are what you would expect pretty much. Refills on soda are free which is unheard of in a bar like this pretty much.The Baltimore Eagle is great. Come out and give it a try, you will be glad that you did.

Fun local bar. Nice people and good service.Neighborhood questionable but can usually find close parking