Paul W.
Yelp
I've come to Bar Gaythering on a few occasions...The first was when I came here for "trivia night" with a whole gaggle of gays, and the second was when my partner and I stopped by for a nightcap when on our way home from seeing a movie at the nearby cinema on Lincoln Rd.
Bar Gayhering is in the lobby area of the Hotel Gaythering. It's not huge and behind the bar you'll find a somewhat smallish display of bottles, but this place employs proper mixologists who are good with conversation and make a great drink! There are some stools at the bar, though it's not huge. There are also some barber chairs and tables/chairs elsewhere in the room, and more seating outside, either at the tables/chairs on the deck in front of this hotel, or in laid back, comfy seats down in the gravel areas on the front lawn (bonus: They have a small basket with 3 or 4 cans of "Off" and other bug spray for patrons to use). On the walls of the bar itself you'll find some eclectic artwork and a few screens where they have a scrolling display of humor, risque photos and catty comments.
In the lobby area, besides Bar Gaythering, you'll find the check in desk for the hotel, a few couches and a large screen TV, another small bar in the next room (which has never been open when I've been here) and a few tables filled with the fun games that take us back to our childhoods - Connect 4, Hungry Hippos, Rock 'em Sock 'em robots, Jenga and a few others. You'll also find some male-themed, somewhat risque artwork on the walls in this space as well.
For us on this night, we simply wanted a few drinks. I had a rum and Coke, my partner a gin and tonic. Both came in large glasses with generous pours, my partner was served Hendrick's gin and the total for 2 drinks was only $22 and change! Later my partner ordered an old fashioned and it was expertly crafted by the mixologist; once he got that, we went out and sat on the patio. The night was cool with a slight breeze..It was pretty perfect to be able to sit out here, sip our drinks, enjoy the breeze and unwind after a long and somewhat hectic day, looking out at the street in front were there is rarely any traffic, and at the bay in the distance.