Queer Bar

I saw the Mothership Drag Show. Thurs at 10pm. I stumbled onto this Gay Bar (I'm straight) to ask about live entertainment or if they have a DJ. Luckily they only charge $5, a Bargain. So I went in. I got a virgin Juice mix of pineapple, Guava and orange juice. It was expensive for a short glass at $5. But I paid it since cover was cheap. Going into Gay bars is great for a solo woman. I'm by myself. I won't have to worry about getting hit on by men. They are playing Rupaul's Drag reality show on their TV screens as oppose your typical Sports. I don't like watching sports except for the Olympics. So this is a fun place for me to come. A guy comes around to break your bills to $1s to throw or tip the drag queens.

Was extremely disappointed by the service I got from a specific bar tender- didn't catch their name but they were shorter with dark slicked back hair. Apparently my proximity to order with them wasn't to their liking (though there was a free bartender right in front of me on their phone texting) so they literally called me over to them like a dog rudely- ok cool my bad, I moved over to them respectfully. When I ordered with him, straight up rude for literally no reason (even my partner saw from our table how he treated me). I remained cool and respectful. Oh, but he was super nice and all giggles and smiles with literally EVERYONE else he helped. What did I do besides be sexy and polite?Anyway- the drag show was wonderful and aside the encounter with the weird bartender- my partner and I had fun. The queens give this review the second little star. Don't give me lip when it's uncalled for? If you're having a bad night don't displace your ugly onto me. So weird and embarrassing.Would definitely not consider coming here over another bar.

Got there at 1:30 fresh from the Beyoncé concert... door man looked us up and down then said .... We announced last call you can't come in...Wow welcome to Seattle

This bar is the perfect place to crowd watch RuPaul's drag race or catch a drag show DAWLING! Often I shamelessly eat chicken fingers and send ones flying towards the incredible performers. While drinks are not fancy the bartenders are always kind and the house red or rosé are delicious.

Balancing out the negative reviews I'm seeing by saying I have *never* felt anything but welcomed at queer bar. The djs are always on point, the online reservations have always worked, the dance floor is always full and fun, and the staff is very kind.This venue has brought us some truly talented Seattle cabaret and drag performers, and it's a very special place to visit.

We came to a Friday night drag show for our moms birthday and surprised her. She had the best time, we all did. We had the owners table right by the stage. The one thing I will say that could be different is the owner table cost a lot more and I would of thought we would of had a lot more engagement, we still had a great time we were just hoping with the VIP table that we would of had some sort of perks for as much as the table cost. I try new places to do reviews for Yelp, Google, etc...I've tried several (all) drag shows in the Seattle/Tacoma area and they're all great but I notice with all others they offer the same VIP seating/table but there is a lot of perks that go along with it. I didn't feel there was anything different at all about the front VIP table compared to the other tables, honestly the back tables and bar tables got more action then we did. The food was good, we loved the tatter tots. The salad we had was decent size and good.We had a women waitress that wasn't friendly but then a male waitress came along and every time we had him he was so friendly and super sweet. Overall we had a great time, just some information/feedback we wanted to give. We will come back soon enough. I didn't lower the stars by any because I am just wanting to give feedback. :)

Weird layout and super gritty. I didn't mind the grittiness but I felt anxious for most of my time being there. The lights were super bright and the dance floor was weirdly structured. They also had some sort of local dance competition and cut the music out of nowhere when the dance floor was packed. The host repeatedly asked everybody for donations, and the show seemed super unorganized. Granted, I came on a Wednesday night. Must have been some local show with an amateur host. The bartenders weren't that friendly, but I wouldn't be either because there was a lot of patrons and not enough bartenders. The music was okay but their sound system not the best. Too much high end and not enough bass. Glad I came but will not be back.

Great time! Highly recommend! Nothing like being in an inclusive environment where you feel you belong. Burlesque and Gogo entertainment was top tier! Add karaoke to it!! Magic ‍‍

Just a big shout out to the Werk Wednesday crew at Queer Bar who are creating a fun, enjoyable, and safe place for dancers, musicians, and some up-and-coming performers. Let's break down why this is a mid-week, must-attend.First, it's Queer Bar. There is an inherent relaxed, safe, and genuinely lovely vibe here as all types of people show up. The venue can get crowded very quickly, and some special theme nights or performances have covers, so I strongly suggest you double check your times and get there early. Or, better yet, just make a reservation for a bar hightop or a runway booth -- very reasonably priced. Second, food is basic pub fare and reasonably priced and tasty. If you need a base for the drinks, you'll find it here. And the drinks are poured by really relatable and nice people who actually remember what you like from prior visits. Third, and finally -- a huge shout out to Werk Wednesday regular hosts/emcees (and performers) Kitty Glitter and Lyon who know how to get the crowds engaged. They're personable, nice, and great artists who know how to dance as well as make it fun for everyone. A great combination of talent in these two. If you attend enough you'll start to see some regular performers (or enjoy the beats of great DJs). And don't forget the "walk-off" where winner takes all. Werk Wednesday is not your basic gay bar scene. Only come if you want to break out of mediocrity and into something fresh.

Short Bartender guy is very disrespectful, careless. I ordered a drink for me and my friend. Normally they will tell you the price after your drinks z this guy straight up said; you're paying with a card and asking me for the price. Like really oompa lumpa looking ass. I said to him what did you say. Of course he ignored me. This bar is not the same it used to be with their staff. I even brought it up to the manager and he literally couldn't care less. He said oh ok. Walked away from me. One of these days someone will put hands on them. Mess with the wrong one and you will find out. Do not come here and spend your money on these disrespectful peasants. Idk what else to call them. That's what you get for being so disrespectful.