3 Dollar Bill

This place was really fun. My first time here, and I came form a Glee drag show. Absolutely loved it. There was lots of space; inside dance area, a bar area, a inside seating are with tvs, and an outside area. The food was very good, and there was someone selling weed inside. Overall such a fun experience!!

It’s a wonderful atmosphere and crowd, but the sound system is TOO LOUD. I’ve been to many, many bars/clubs, and this it the only sound system that actively aggravates and it painful to my ears. And, of course, they don’t give out/sell ear plugs. It’s truly unbearable and sadly often takes away from an otherwise great event. My friends and I sometimes even decide to go to a differently venue because we can’t handle dealing with the noise that night. Please fix it!

As a youngster who happens to be in their late 60s, I know what it’s like to go into a “gay bar” and feel 100% invisible. Every experience I’ve had at 3 Dollar Bill has made me feel genuinely like I am welcome just as i am. And thanks to the unending creative brilliance of Cake Boys and Princess, as someone who has seen 40 years of performance in New York, I’m here to say that I have seen some of the finest performance work I’ve ever seen in the city at 3 Dollar Bill. A great space, with ongoing imaginative decor, terrific lighting, and an immaculate sound system, I eagerly look forward to staying out far too late again at 3DB.

We came for Queerchella. It was a fun evening with great talent, fun dancing and nice people

I am writing a review regarding the April 19th Banana Fever Ball event. The event was packed, which resulted in people pushing to enter the main room with the stage. It got to a point where I could barely see the stage or lift my arms, so I decided to leave. I and several other people concerned about the situation were trying to get out at that point. People standing by the bar, those entering the venue, and those waiting for the meet and greet were pushing in opposite directions, and a woman was crushed in between a number of people and was screaming. It was really scary and required security to intervene and escort us out. I am frustrated as I paid a lot for the event and waited more than 40 minutes in line with a prepaid ticket to get in. I will not return to the venue unless events are not oversold and crowd control is properly performed in the future.

One of the best queer places in Brooklyn. They have great shows & performances & on top of that they are super accommodating to disabled folk. Great welcoming & friendly space Shot out to Brenda for always being so helpful

Went here for a drag show event. The venue had food onsite which was OK for the price. The show was OK even though the crowd showed favor to the white performers over the POC. Gentrified spot in BK. Be sure to check your receipts if you open a tab. They added charges that were not accurate paid $100 for 3 glasses of amaretto. Bartender couldn’t produce a receipt with my charges. Except they printed a small bill with random charges that were not my drinks for rum and vodka. They did the same thing to my friend who drank less but still have $100+ bill. Lesson: pay in cash and always check prices before picking up your drink!

The bartenders were cool. However, security didn’t want to let me it because I didn’t have my passport with me (which btw, it’s a really important document to bring to a party and I could potentiallly loose it, so I don’t take it to these type of places). We bought tickets to the mirage show but no one told us it was on the yard and we couldn’t see it. So we lost the money. Overall the service was confusing and a bit xenophobic. Couldn’t see mirage even when I paid. Rude security staff which might be cause my accent. 0/10

3 Dollar Bill is a must-see in Brooklyn! This venue is massive with plenty of space, including the bar area, seating, the stage room, and an outdoor section where they sell food. The atmosphere is super cool and has a lot of character. It makes sense why it's one of the most popular gay bars in the NYC area. The staff is very friendly and the bar service is super quick. They also provide reusable cups to reduce waste. Drinks average at around $10 each. I saw The Femmes Band (a Boston-based cover band) live here on March 9th, and this concert was fantastic. The show was early (5:00 PM) and yet, the room was still filled. Of course, this speaks to the talent of The Femmes, but it also speaks to the popularity of 3 Dollar Bill. I also appreciate that they offer events here earlier in the day; it's great for those of us who aren't particularly night owls. 10/10 recommend! Visit 3 Dollar Bill!

I went with my friend last year and had a good time. I didn't know about multiple floors, but I do know they have an outdoor area where you can step out in the back. I would like to also mention that the DJ had great songs to dance to. Top hits. Pop. Classics. I went there for the Sailor Moon theme, so the costumes were absolutely on point. It was a blast! I would totally go back. I found the bartenders friendly and the vibe was chill. It was crowded, but there was still plenty of room to dance. It's definitely a gay friendly bar. Yes, it's cash only. The bathrooms are upstairs.

Cool, friendly staff, strong drinks, clean bathrooms and spacious plus the venue is super close to public transportation. There's nothing more I could ask for!

Great Oktoberfest event was held here! Great staff! Great venue! Great beer! Great music! Great crowd! Great time!

Went here for the Grinch show they had recently Great atmosphere Shows was amazing Cocktails were nice and strong Despite being crowded bartenders were efficient Big place I'll try to post video I took of show.

SO much fun coming here. I frequent West Hollywood as I am an LA native but this venue really was something else. I couldn't believe the size of the backyard area. So massive compared to other bars I visited during my trip to New York. The music was incredible. They played a lovely song, something about country clubs and chemtrails? I do not know but I danced my little butt off. Drinks weren't bad price wise -- I just wish they also took cards outside instead of cash only. They also served food, I got a little peckish and ordered chicken fingers in between dance moves just as god intended.

TWO ROOMS. Fun Front bar. Brilliant Club Space. Cheap drinks. Queer owned and operated which is super rare these days.

Horrible management and organization. Great events though. But unacceptable way of operating. I was assured on the phone that there will be tickets at the door after they were sold out online. Party starts at 10. I drove 4h from MA for this event. Get there 2min before 10. They don't open the door until 10:30. We get to the door at 10:50, get our IDs checked, bags checked and then ask where can we buy tickets for them to say Tickets are sold out sorry exit is here. Rushed out. We walk out and ask where can we exit - no one is opening the rope. No one responding. I ask again where can we exit. Lady who checks IDs completely ignoring me standing right next to me and I tell some man who was standing there can you please open the little rope thing so I can exit and he does, not saying anything- I wasn't sure if he even worked there. If you say you will have tickets at the door and at some point you sell out then send someone to walk down the 3h long line and tell people that tickets are sold out and not to wait if they haven't bought them online. Also you can do 2 lines- one for people with tickets and one for people without so when tickets run out everyone is aware. It's a shame. Good food and drinks otherwise. Do better.

They have cleaned up that sticky floor, so I thought I would update. This is a nice club, although a bigger dance floor would be nice. It does get crowded. Appreciate the queer and 70s vibe.

I walked 27 minutes to this club for an event that they were taking people at the door for only to be told to buy a ticket online. And then when the website said no more tickets were available they told me to go outside in the cold and leave even though my friends were inside and walked up to buy a ticket. The service by the security team is god awful and I hope the workers from the Saltburn party get reprimanded or fired

Last night was my first visit to The 3 Dollar Bill and I must say this space is amazing. Way larger than I expected with the vast outside area... The venue was really nice with booths and a nice outdoor area.. The owner was really nice a lovely Irish Woman whom I met earlier during the day when I came to check out the venue.... All the staff were very nice even the large security guys who had a great attitiude.. I will be coming back here more often now...

TGNC folks--heads up! I experienced transphobia and profiling at 3 Dollar Bill. I arrived with my partner and our friend to attend an event, and the bouncer scanned our IDs, all of which were verified. My partner and our friend were granted admission no problem, the bouncer stares at my ID for a while. I am 16 in the photo so I look quite different, obviously younger and with longer hair. However, my face still looks the same. After studying my ID, the bouncer asked me my birthday. I told him. He then asked me my address. I couldn't remember which address I had on there because I've lived in 5 different apartments since 2014. I offered to list every place I've lived in the past several years, but it was a no-go. My partner (understandably) got extremely angry and protective on my behalf, and told the bouncer he was being transphobic. The bouncer called for backups, and his buddies started yelling and called my partner a bitch. Our friend managed to get our tickets refunded while speaking to the manager, who maintained that a queer bar couldn't possibly be transphobic, and went on about how the bouncer we dealt with was the "nicest bouncer" on staff. I don't really care about missing this event, but being made to feel small, powerless, feeling like an easy target for some machismo guy to wield power over feels really shitty. I've spoken to others who have described negative, transphobic and fatphobic experiences with 3 Dollar Bill. Just wanted to give folks a warning before giving this establishment your $

My partner was denied entrance here last night despite having a ticket and a valid ID. The bouncer saw that their ID didn't match their current gender presentation and asked multiple questions about the info on the ID, despite my partner being 32 and clearly the person in the ID photo (other than having shorter hair now). I was called a bitch when I started making a scene and yelled at by one of the bouncers. The bouncer insisted he couldn't be transphobic because he works at a queer bar, and also was not familiar with the term "non-binary". It really sucks to go somewhere you think you'll find community at and be treated this way.

This club is so nice. The decor gives me a movie set feeling like nothing is real but it is. Hard to describe but very inviting. The bartenders handled to crowd with finesse. No one was thirsty for long. As always, drinks are pricey. That's one way of keeping people from getting plastered I imagine. The dancer floor was large and accommodating. The restaurant outback serves some killer shrimp tacos. Unfortunately you can't mix them ie 1 shrimp 1 chicken 1beef, they all must be the same. Only four stars because we had about a 45 minute wait to hear our favorite DJ (Danny Krivit) set but he carried it home until the very end. Will I be back, only if Danny is playing. I go where he goes. See ya on the dance floor.

Saw an incredible drag show here, it was Beyonce Through the Years and none of the performers disappointed. The vibes are great everyone is gassing up the people on stage, giving the energy back to them, it's beautiful. I will say though it gets pretty crowded in there and I sympathize with the shorter people that need to see, the stage is honestly not that high. Also the music was so insanely loud my ears were ringing for days, they need to fix that. Overall though an awesome venue.

I came here to watch Oscar at the Crown. It's a fun show! If you want to do something different, colorful, musical, and in-your-face, I'd recommend it. There's really no great way to categorize it, but if I had to, it'd be "queer cabaret." These people are professionals! Their voices are impressive and you can tell they put a lot of practice and thought into their choreography. The story wasn't something my friends and I could really follow, but I don't know if it's even the point. It's something about Oscar Wilde and his love life. That's all I got for you. The bar has a hippie European vibe with funky drawings on the walls and a super spacious outdoor area in the back. Seemed like a fun and welcoming place to hang out at. I'd say to be there by 7:45 because they let you go into the show area at 8, and it goes from 8:15-9:30. Don't forget you're standing the whole time. Crazy, sparkly, loud outfits encouraged!

i feel so bad leaving a 1 star review anywhere because everyone has bad days but as a person who works in coat check for a living i feel that this is warranted. today i went to the glee drag show and i really very strongly feel like there was a bias towards the men at the coat check. i genuinely felt quite bad for the way i was treated. again, i am very sorry to leave this review; the person checking in coats was honestly just quite rude:(happy to talk about it further

3 Dollar Bill is a gorgeous bar and performance space offering a home to the queer community and anyone who likes to have a good time in a friendly environment. Pre-COVID they did lots of drag shows, I spotted a poster for a Dolly Parton theme night. They have a bar area with booths and couches, a dance area with a stage, and outdoor seating with a resident taco truck. It's a one stop shop that makes it easy to spend the whole night there. I haven't been since the pandemic though. I love a good building with lots of unique decor and this place has it. Cobble stones line the floor of the bar (your stilettos may have issues), old world beer hall-esque wood and metal chandeliers, wood and sheet metal booth frames that resemble gypsy caravans when dressed up the right way, mismatched vintage light fixtures over the bar, stained glass behind it. And a coat check, so you can look fabulous in the cold.

Came to watch a show my friends were performing in (TRISH, 6/22/2021) and had an incredibly rude interaction with a bartender. My friend and I (who are both trans women) asked for some cups of water, to which this bartender (white, brown hair in a bun) responds crudely, "Did you buy anything?" as if 1) we hadn't already purchased tickets to get in, 2) my friend hadn't purchased a gin & tonic earlier, and I don't drink alcohol, and 3) it's fucking water. The show was stunning, with little credit to the bar. Just an interesting interaction for a trans woman to have at a pride event that more people should know about.

I found this place walking around with my friend, I just walked in to see what the party was about and was surprised by the positive happy vibe of everyone here. It was Gay fair night, it is only hosted once a month at this location. I got to meet some artists and designers in person, the music was cool, the lighting and decorations of the bar made it like a really cool spot to hang out. Lots of vendors. There was a lady with a massage table on the spot, which was very nice to do also. She had a very gentle unique soft touch for her massage therapy, loved it.

Fun, spacious, unpretentious, friendly, great sound, great lighting, cool (i.e, not stuffy, well ventilated) but also cool cool. Great performance space, but also a great courtyard out back to hang & drink. Plentiful bathrooms. Shows aren't overbooked and aren't too crowded. Strong drinks. No notes, 14/10 would recommend.

I can't give a completely honest review because I wasn't even let through the door. It was my very first time coming to this venue because I came for the Open To All event. I was extremely excited to attend my first ballroom event especially as a black person. After waiting in line in the cold for about 15-20 minutes (it was like 28 degrees) they finally start letting us in the door at 11:30pm for an event that starts at 11. I get to the door and security takes my ID keep in mind I'm grown...I'm not an early twenties girlie I'm clearly grown. Unfortunately because I don't drive I didn't notice my ID was expired. The way how the security and then later on once I called 3 dollar bill handled the situation was very off putting. Security wouldn't let me in because my ID is expired as if it was fake. She scanned it. Nothing was wrong with it except I needed it to be renewed. You would swear they were a cop and I was driving on the road with this expired license. Also let's normalize not asking ppl if they have their passport because seriously get bent. I'm not randomly carrying my passport to the club you jerk when I have an ID. My friend and I both new comers to the venue and event both were shocked. So we stepped out of line and decided to wait and see what was going on. I watched as security let in a person(Caucasian of course cuz I guess black ppl can't be trusted) who didn't have a valid ID inside of the venue. They showed them a receipt for an ID. Not an ID. Not a picture of an ID... A RECEIPT ON THEIR PHONE! And the security guard(assuming cisgendered woman) with the locks really let the person in. I even told the "manager" I spoke to after I left. They said entrance is up to the discretion of their hired security. I said you have no idea if that person is underage because your security didn't scan an ID for them. Meanwhile they did scan my id and could see it's not fake or anything of the nature just needed to be renewed. What does the renewal of my ID have to do with me entering an establishment I'm way over the age limit to enter. So if I doctored a receipt and came back I would've been let in? Absolutely ridiculous. The manager I spoke to went as far to say the flyer says valid ID. Ive followed open to all's Instagram for a long time. For months I've just been waiting for the right monday to attend. The flyer HAS NEVER mentioned ANYTHING about having an up to date ID. It says 21+ an age group I'm obviously a part of. It doesn't even say it on the 3 dollar bill website. The "protocol" doesn't make sense! As an establishment that is for marginalized group of people I would think you all would be more fair. Treat everyone the same. If you want up to date physical IDs to enter then apply the rule to everyone!

My friend is visiting from outside the States so we came here one of his first nights here. The bouncer was being such an asshole to him for no reason and made snide, condescending comments, so I was so embarrassed that that had to be my friend's first impression of NYC. The drinks were a bit expensive, but the bartender rubbed me wrong the most. I got to the bar, made eye contact with him many times, waved him down, everything. He took his sweet time serving herds of white gays before me, even though I was there before them. Aside from that, the music was so good and it is a beautiful venue, so I'm on edge about coming back. Being subjected to micro aggressions from white muscle gays is not my vibe though.

This place is huge!!! Drinks are actually pretty expensive as well as the food but the vibe is good, no Chelsea Queens here. Bartenders are actually quite friendly and at the backyard there's a place that sells Americanized Mexican food, which is pretty tasty. Decor is actually pretty cool as well and lighting and you can dance too. Unisex bathrooms were quite interesting but it is 2019 after all...

Check your bar tab, they try to overcharge you for drinks you didn't order and then get pissy when you call them out on it. Go to The Rosemont, infinitely better service (and hotter guys).

My new favorite bar in Williamsburg!! Such amazing vibes. Amazing space. So happy to have found it via tik tok. The drinks are around $15, but they're served in large Tom Collins style glasses! Awesome service. Vibes are immaculate. Highly recommend

These days seems like Brooklyn is taking over the house music scene all good! Recently came here for the Victor Calderon bday bash & I was pleasantly surprised. Great .. great space really like the set up & somewhat gothic type decor. The bar area is a nice big open space to hang around in separate smoking, food area towards the back & a decent size floor for dancing not too bad. Interesting concept here with the bathroom being communal .. loved the "whichever" signs not bad but bathrooms are a bit of a hot mess really messy floors if u get my drift lollll. Loved the lights & sound system very cool, fun vibe in this place. Drink wise we stuck to Beer & water prices are not terrible typical to the clubs. Beer's nice & cold & so was the water all good quick enough service by the bartenders. The event was a lot of fun to say the least .. this place is fun keeping fingers crossed that it survives.

I love the owner she is amazing and she made sure to give us extra vip service Drag shows were on point and everyone was nice

We had our holiday party here, and it was a pretty fun. There are three distinct sections - the bar, the dance floor, and the outdoor area. Bartenders were great, but the bar in the front is a bit too narrow for large crowds. Way more room on the dance floor, including the stage. Outdoor area is cool, with lots of room and tables. That's also where their on-site food vendor Del Sur Cocina is. Their food is... palatable at best. Not the best tacos and burritos, but maybe just because of the volume they were producing for us. Here's a fun game - watch your coworkers get confused as hell at the unisex bathrooms. It's 2018, folks!* *It was 2018 when I wrote this review, but I couldn't publish because of lame-o's defacing this Yelp page.

My son and his husband got married at the 3 Dollar Bill 3 days ago. Not being from NYC or gay, this Bostonian had no idea what to expect. We had the BEST TIME evah!! There are 3 very different areas: the room for the ceremony, dinner and dancing; the bar area; and the outside patio. Each area had a different feel to it, had colorfull murals for photo ops and were very spacious. It was great to have these options not only to change things up, but it created a very lively flow of energy. The owner is very conscientious and attentive to detail. She went out of her way to ensure a successful wedding. As a mom, I was super impressed with how clean the 3 (whichever) bathrooms were. Never thought I'd say that about a bar bathroom!! The music, food, drinks, lighting, decorations, set up, servers, bartenders and all around service was superb. This venue far exceeded expectations! It was THE BEST WEDDING evah!! I would not only highly recommend booking this venue for a whichever wedding, but encourage you to invite me. I look forward to your invitation. (My love is unconditional for anyone's child and therefore would not steer you wrong on one of the most important days in your life. Now, go book that wedding and send me that evite!)

My friends and I went to this club to celebrate a birthday. The club has a weird no cell phone policy, but we we wanted to have a good night, so we went along with it. The club put our phones in these locked sleeves, which we could tire around the club. Upon entry, they stamped our hands and write our phone check/cost check numbers in our wrists in permanent marker. Well, towards the end of the night, I wasn't feeling well, so my friend retrieved my jacket and had my phone unlocked by the staff. He then called me an Uber and walked me outside to make sure I got into the car safely. It was around 1:30 or 2 am in the morning. I later found out that after walking me to my car, the staff refused to allow him reentry. At no time did the staff state that we could not re-enter the club. He could not even call any of our friends because they too had their phones locked. He, instead, had to wait outside of the club until everyone noticed he was missing. Talk about ruining someone's birthday. This is an awful way to treat paying patrons. We all paid a 20 dollar cover to enter the club. The staff watched him walk me to the cab, then return. They saw that he did not have his jacket and that his phone was still locked. I find this unacceptable. This is the first and the last time I visit this establishment, and I will tell all of my friends to steer clear of this place as well. Venture at your own risk.

Mediocre fun, unreasonable door policy. Go spend your money elsewhere. Went on Saturday night with a group for my boyfriend's birthday. It's a huge space, random layout, ample room and long bar. The music was very meh, but to each their own. $20 cover at the door after 11. When we walked in, they stamped our hands and wrote our coat check numbers on our wrists. They also make you put your phone into a locked magnet pouch at the door, so it can't be used while there. You can slip it into your pocket but can't get in the pouch. I liked this concept initially because it prevents those friends who are always on their phones from being on social media the entire time. But I had a very negative experience later in the night here that really spoiled things. One of my friends got a bit drunk and needed to go home, so I walked her out, got her phone unlocked from the pouch, and ordered her an uber. Once I made sure she was in her car safely, I tried to walk back in to meet my boyfriend and other friends. But the people at the door would not let me back in, they kept saying "NO REENTRY," which is allegedly posted on the front door. Now I get that these policies exist for a reason, but this just seemed crazy and arbitrary. These people watched me help my friend out of the club and put her into an uber. My hand was also clearly stamped and my coat check number was written on my wrist. It's not like I had gone to another bar next door and then tried to come back in. It was abundantly clear I had paid my $20 entry and was a patron at the club. But this didn't matter to the staff here. This also made me ask the question, what is the point of the hand stamps at all? None of the staff could reconcile this for me. Enter the phone pouches. While I now had access to my phone since they unlocked it for me while not letting me back in, no one in my group inside had access to their phones. So I had no way of contacting my boyfriend or other friends inside. This is the bad side of the pouches that certainly cancels out any of the positives I mentioned earlier. All in all, there are so many other queer bars and clubs in Brooklyn that you can go to instead of this place. If this is how they treat patrons who spend money at the door to get in, I don't foresee them staying in business for too long.

I went to 3 Dollar Bill for a drag show and I honestly had a really good time. The service was really good, and the show was great. The drink and food I got were great too. What I had a problem with was the bartenders and their made up prices per person. When I first went up wot one guy, I was paying once price, and getting really good drinks. Then when I went to another guy, it was a different guy and not great drinks. I opened up a tab with the original guy, but somehow by the end of the night my bill made absolutely no sense I was waaay over charged. The organization in the back is messed up for sure. I would love to come here again, but am in fear of being gouged at bar. Guess I can only come with cash? Seriously, people cautious with your cards. Wouldn't trust them at all.

I don't know what to say! Before I walked in I was not expecting anything. Once I got in I loved everything of it!!! Let's make this place another new home to the Brooklyn!!! Come visit! Happy hours are amazing! Bartender is super friendly!!!

The bar and bartenders are cool. The show was complete garbage. Oscar and the crown was more for people celebrating being artistic than actually putting on a good, cohesive show that people could actually follow and understand. No one knew what was going on... everyone looked confused with a dazed smile on their face. It was a jumbled up and gargled mess to be honest. You could barely hear what they were singing about due to the bad acoustics, enunciation and everything else. They also reference a murdered child in the show which was disturbing, especially since my friend and I had no clue why it was relevant because you couldn't follow a damn thing they were saying! The casts friends were there to support and have a good time I guess so I can celebrate and appreciate that aspect of it. The food in the outside area was phenomenal. Points are lost for the show. Everything else I would come back for but definitely will avoid their shows.

Went to the NYE 2 Rave party on January 31st 2019. Got there at 10:30 my boyfriend and I ordered 2 patron margaritas which cost 32 for both plus tip normal NY prices, the thing is right after the drink was served my boyfriend spilled the whole drink and he went to the bartender and asked if he could have another because he didn't even try it and the bartender said okay, buts it's not going to be patron we where still like okay, he made the drink and we tipped the bartender... my boyfriend finished the drink and got so sick, dizzy and throwing up everywhere we had to leave at 11:15 pm after paying $160 to get in. Either the bartender is putting drugs in the drinks or they are using tainted alcohol, I was perfectly fine after drinking my margarita patron but the drink the bartender gave my boyfriend sadly got him very sick.

They take the pandemic seriously here. Your temperature is taken before coming in, mask wearing is enforced. You can take your mask off when eating and drinking, obviously. Outdoor seating is spaced out, and not crowded. Drinks are great, and strong. Food is yummy. DJ is amazing. Fun place and will be coming back.

3DB has covid safety compliant events and bartenders who are friendly and make excellent drinks. This was one of my favorite queer nightlife spaces pre-pandemic and I'm so glad they are safely and slowly reopening. I highly recommend this place. My only criticism is that some DJs are not aware of how the sound levels are in the actual dance space and the music is always super loud and has terrible mixing. But that note is not super bad, it's still a 5 star venue to me.

A totally fun and diverse crowd of misfits hang here. And I loved it. They have a good happy hour. But when we went around 8 pm we were too late. We had double tequila sodas for $16. A bit pricy for Brooklyn but the pour was heavy! Thanks bartender. Anyway, they are doing a show on Thursday nights called Oscar at The Crown. It's a very quirky performance full of movement and music. Be prepared to move and dance as the stages and cast rotate around you. The space is clean and beautiful. Warehouse vibes. Off the beaten path but right off the L. Looks like they change their nights up with different events and themes. Check the schedule online before heading over!

Not open at 1:45 AM, posted hours say 2pm to 4 AM. Website is down or nonexistent. Disappointed, my dad used to say I was as queer as a three dollar bill.

Great space with unique character. The old school brick floor is clutch. Great happy hour and one of the few places open at 2 pm in the neighborhood. The owner Brenda is super nice and has her heart and soul in this amazing space.

I have been to soooo many bars in NY but I can honesty say this has been the funnest and best experience I've had at one. Nico was the best bartender I could ask for. Me and my friends came on a Sunday and he took great care of us. Let us play whatever music we wanted, let us take pics with him and just let us have a great time. He's such a great bartender and this is such a great gem in Brooklyn. I can't wait to come back here to see him and this place again. Definitely worth checking out and enjoying for yourself!

Friendly and fun queer bar near the Montrose L stop. Super nice bartenders that make delicious dirty martinis and a great DJ playing cool stuff like Sia, Robyn, and Hercules & Love Affair. This is next store to my rehearsal studio (Danbro), so I stopped in to kill time before band practice. I love this bar and will be back with my bandmates soon!

My friend and I went at about 3 pm on a Saturday and we were in love. The bartenders, Nick, was amazing and made great drinks for happy hour! Please come here!!

Upon my second time visiting this establishment for a special event on Valentine's Day night for the Retro Factory's Voulez Vous Encore event. This is one of the largest proper dance clubs in the city as of 2020. The ambiance makes you feel fabulous! The bartender were very good and handled the crowd well. The unisex water closets were well lit and surprisingly comfortable. The crowd that night was as fabulous as it was went I visited for Retro Factory's "Flash back to Studio 54" event. Unlike the first visit, this time I was extremely well dressed, keeping with the "Moulin Rouge" theme. Both times I visited the music was mixed by Bright Light Bright Light, who really took the dancefloor on a journey with so many selections I never heard anyone other than myself play! Both times the clientele was were well dressed and friendly and ready for a pleasurable time, perhaps more so the second time. The space is excellent with enough room to dance and have performances as well. The volume of the music on the dancefloor is as loud as other large dance clubs I went to in years past, comfortable for dancing but not conversations. Coat check is very reasonably priced. I advise is to use a for hire car service like Uber or Lyft when coming and going from this club because it is not near any subways where you could easily go further into Brooklyn or back into the city. I would visit again for another similar event!

Best happy hour bartender ever! New kids on the block gives other Brooklyn gay bars a run for their money

Wow very impressed. I was reluctant to go out during Covid, however, when you arrive at this bar they take your temperature. They are no joke you are not allowed to enter until they take your temperature. Once inside they have in a very strict mask policy you must be wearing your mask at all times. Even if you're sitting at a table with food and drink you must be wearing your mask. You can remove your mask if you're actively drinking or eating. This establishment takes it very seriously, I even saw the owner going around enforcing the rules. I've got to be honest, I was blown away by the seriousness of the staff took to ensure the safety of the patrons. This was the second weekend in a row that I've come here and I have to say, its one of the most safest places I feel going to, and the best part about this place is not only do they serve drinks they also serve food and have some sort of entertainment and being outside is a win-win for everybody. Thank you to 3 Dollar Bill !!!

I absolutely love this place! What amazing people who work here and the set up is ideal. The dance area with the stage for the VIP's and queens is a must. When I was dancing I felt like I was in Ibiza surrounded by all this incredible sound and energy. The crowd is mixed which is definitely a relief. All ages and races, everyone is super friendly. They have a food hut in the back, with lots of benches and a separate smoking area. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. We met a lot of great people there. I didn't appreciate the $15 cover charge, but other than that it's a great club. The dj was absurdly amazing!!! The music was great and the crowd was extremely responsive. It's only a couple blocks away from The House of Yes, so when that becomes too crowded or too much for me. I'm going to head over to my new favorite bar with slammin music and lots of space to dance. Safe space to be yourself

One of my favorite bars pre and post COVID. Their drinks are pretty good and reasonably priced. Also love Bikini Bottom when DJ Pat plays.

I went here was having a decent time. I left after paying 20 dollars, expecting to get back in, but I was met with verbal abuse from the 2 bouncers. Who wouldn't even let me in to get my jacket from coat check.