Milk Bar

While exploring Raleigh we heard live music and stopped into Milk Bar. It was very calm during the day and not over crowded when we went. The staff was welcoming and the table tennis is free. We had fun playing table tennis and listening to music. They do not really serve food but be sure to grab a drink if that's what you're into.

Dive bar with live music during the day and dj at night. They have beer bong and couches and a large bar. The music is fun and it's a fun vibe. Cool inside, outside nice with big garage doors.

Great new staff! Enjoyed the music and open air set up, both in the afternoon and at night.

We went here during the day and it has a great indoor/outdoor area. Bartender was great and they served us free popcorn!The drinks were well priced and they had a great selection of cocktails.

Stopped by with some friends. The customers and atmosphere was great but the bartenders were horrible. One of them was gracious enough to hold my sweater for me but when I went back to ask for it she wasn't there and one of the bartenders that was literally said "it's not my problem idk where the fuck your sweater is".. it was really rude and unprofessional. It ruined the experience for me since she was so unnecessarily rude.

Love the vibe and the crowd here! My boyfriend and I are in our mid-twenties but are slowly getting tired of the late-night party scene. We still love to go out for a few drinks after dinner and have found ourselves at Milk Bar several times now! Located in a good spot, Milk Bar is the perfect bar if you have a similar lifestyle to us. Would I go back?Yes! We first discovered Milk Bar because the band there was playing I Wanna Dance With Somebody while we were walking around after dinner. (I pretty much ran to the line and my boyfriend understood as soon as he heard the song...) Ever since then, we've always walked by just to see if they have live music that night!

Milk Bar is the spot that used to be Cashmere and the failed Duel Ultra Nightclub which was aired on Bar Rescue. The name is because the space is located in The Creamery. Our bartender, I believe her name was Jess, was awesome. A few of my favorite cocktails were the Raspberry Collins, Bourbon Smash, Sun-Kissed Ginger and Southside Ricky with strawberries instead of cucumber. Plus, you get complimentary popcorn!Bring coins or cash to play skee ball and pool to pass time. I really enjoyed my experience here and will definitely return.

Do not come here if LGBT. Went in a group of 6 and they refused to let in one of my friends because they didn't have sleeves. Three of us who are female presenting had already walked in without any. As soon as my friend trying to get in (male presenting) they were told they violated the dress code. We had no such problem at any other place on Glenwood. This dress code is a way for them to discriminate against who they choose and based on other reviews they use for racist purposes as well. Do not go here.

Avoid this place if you're a part of the LGBT community! My friends and I visited on a Saturday night, and we were all allowed inside the bar except for one of us. My friend who was denied entry is a masculine presenting person who was dressed in feminine clothing. The security guard said they weren't allowed in because their shirt had no sleeves, despite the fact that I and 2 of my other friends were wearing strappy dresses also with no sleeves. It was clear there is discrimination in how the security chooses to enforce the so-called dress code here, and according to other reviews, my friend is not the only person this has happened to. I also want to note that the owner has responded to another similar review by saying that this dress code applies to all other clubs on Glenwood, yet milkbar is the only place that did not let us enter. Will never return here and would recommend others to do the same. Blatant discrimination has no place in 2023!

The bartenders are hot keep up the good work stay milky my friends. PS. It's only cheating if you get caught