C'mon Everybody

Went with a few friends for the DND event — we had a great time and really enjoyed the drinks/atmosphere and eventually we found out our tickets were scams off of stubhub. Flower contacted the manager and resolved it for us very quickly and was super sweet. Would definitely be back!

C’mon Everybody is a fantastic spot with an inclusive vibe, great drinks, and amazing entertainment. The live shows, from music to drag, are always top-notch, and the retro-cool space feels cozy and welcoming. A true Brooklyn gem for a fun night out!

This is a really cool spot, from the bar selection to the lighten, it has everything you’d need for an evening (especially on a Friday) wind down. The bar caters to most taste and is stocked to offer a variety sure to satisfy most thirsts. The lounge area is spacious, clean, and filled with music just loud enough to add to the atmosphere without being deafening or forcing you to yell over it. The back room where the stage is has a smaller bar which is a nice touch, and the lighting and smoke machine definitely add to the appeal of an already nice place.

cute place with a good drinks menu and fun shows, but the bartenders can be pretty rude. may be a management problem as I’ve never seen more than one person manning the bar, even when it’s busy. I understand that can be stressful for them but I also don’t love being snapped at.

Never have I ever been as disappointed and ashamed in a gay bar as I have by this one. My friend was assaulted and the staff did basically nothing about it. It took them so long to actually force the attacker to stop harassing us and failed to make him leave the bar. The staff then came after me and blamed me for trying to get him away from my friend. Their inability to kick him out proves that they don’t care about protecting minorities and will only do what is in the best interest of their income. I’ve never been more disgusted and ashamed of a bar in my life and I will never forgive them for the mistreatment of friend. DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU HATE VICTIM BLAMERS! THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOU OR YOUR SAFETY IF IT COSTS THEM THE PRICE OF A DRINK!!!

Love the idea of this place and many of the very sweet gay men that work here. Unfortunately the only sapphic bartender that works there (that I have ever seen) is unfriendly. I brought my baby gay 21 year old cousin here when she was visiting me and Molly rolled their eyes at her when she ordered. I tried to make convo and be nice and Molly continued to be curt & dismissive even in the empty bar. Another visit I brought my friend from London here & she asked what’s the norm for tipping, I said “1-2+ dollars per drink at the minimum”. Molly jumped in and shouted at us “maybe in the 90s that was the norm but not now”. This was a dig at us being older than them & assuming this comment would shame us to up their tip. I don’t think Molly was alive in the 90s but I promise the norm was even lower then friend & with that attitude we now want to tip 0. Please hire friendlier sapphic bartenders bc now me and my lesbian friends don’t feel comfortable returning or welcome there.

It was a cool little bar in the neighborhood not too far from where we were staying. We came with a family member, and all had a really good time!

Had a great time supporting an excellent cause. There were 3 different bands, a good vibe and affordable drinks. The space had a bar, stage, small gallery and seating area where they set up a photo booth.

I, to be honest, was really (pleasantly) surprised by my experience here. I really thought I'd get ridiculously over-priced drinks with no liquor and terrible music. Now, don't get me wrong, maybe the drinks could have been cheaper, but I know I'm in New York so I know what to expect. The bar itself was really fun. It had a small bar to sit at which I did while I waited for some friends and had some friendly bartenders. They also had a coat check if you need to use that In the back is the smallish dance area and off to the side is an area with more seating and standing options. It's not a huge club, more of a bar with a dance floor but I liked it. The vibe was cool and friendly. If you're in Brooklyn check it out for sure. I'm glad I did.

Love that this is a queer space, especially in this specific neighborhood where there isn't a very robust LGBT presence. I think that's important for representation, etc etc. However... one of the bartenders that I interacted with the one time I was here was verrrrry dismissive and condescending and had a general air of unapproachability. And of my friends, I'm apparently not the only one who thinks so. So that's not great. But the drinks were also pretty expensive for the size. $6-7 for a can of something! Also not great. What I did enjoy was the performance space in the back. I was here to support a friend of mine that is a musical artist. It was a sold out show, but the space still didn't feel crowded. Overall, I give it 4 stars as an entertainment venue, and 2 stars as a bar, averaging out to a very average 3 stars.

Love love love that this is a queer POC space, but at the same time, there are some smaller things that are annoying every time I come. My first experience with C'Mon Everybody was for a Lady Gaga Chromatica party which was amazingggg, but it was a sweat lodge in the back room. The well drinks are fine, but it's a bit odd to me that this dive bar tries to do craft cocktails at a craft cocktail price...without the craft cocktail quality. Since the first instance, I've come to watch drag race, which is a popular event. However, every time I come, the projector has issues and it either closes down, has audio issues. Every. Single. Time. The clientele though, are usually a hit, with a few standout misses who ruin the whole thing for everyone else. When the projector shut down the last time, the person in front of me streamed the episode on his phone for the rest of us -- not all heroes wear capes! But unfortunately, you still have some white gheys who take up space in the worst way possible. During the latest episode viewing party, two came late and were standing in front of everyone at the tables and were having a full conversation during the conversation and made no attempts to get out of the way of everyone else's vision. The party in front of me (also white) kindly asked them to be mindful of where they were standing, and the talkers gave the dirtiest look before heading to the back and mumbling shady comments under their breath. The sense of entitlement from some of the guests to C'mon Everybody is kind of disgusting especially considering the community the bar seeks to serve.

Started going to C'Mon Everybody for the drag race viewing parties this summer hosted by drag race girls like Scarlet Envy and Jiggly Caliente. Local drag host Essa Noche is always entertaining and puts on a good show. Drinks are delicious! Also nice to see queer people working in queer spaces. Haven't been yet to just hang, but it's in the neighborhood so I would love to come back on a casual night. Seems like they always have events going on which is cool too. Love to support cool lgbtq+ spaces!

This was a great night!!! I fully enjoyed myself at their Whitney vs Mariah night. Drinks were strong and on point. There was also live entertainment. Overall the vibe was wonderful and I would absolutely be back!

I've been here for many occasions and different seasons. Mostly for DJ parties. You come here to listen to a great house blend from an expert. I typically like the eclectic crowd. People vary in age and races. I especially like that it doesn't carry an uppity club vibe, it's more a do-what- you-feel-like-doing on the dance floor lounge. Let yourself go lounge. One of the few places not to feel self-conscious if you are a woman partying in town. Spacewise, I'll admit this place can be a challenge. The front alley where the bar is situated can get easily crowded. The inner dance space is dimly lit with cool lights and a disco ball and an awesome sound system. It can also easily feel as hot and muggy as a jungle and full of people. It really depends on the night. Restrooms have been alright. Despite its spacial shortcomings, c'mon carry a special place in my heart. I can always see myself coming back.

It is a great bar, sure. Nice friendly service with a chill, loungey vibe... but that's not why I keep coming. It's like the Tardis of music venues. The stage in the back is something else. It ends up feeling bigger because the lighting and the sound are at pro-league levels. Then there's the mini bar. If there was seating back there I'd never leave. But I'm glad there isn't. More space in which to dance! And whomever is booking the talent... you're going to bankrupt me with reasonably priced double gin & tonics and cheap tickets to double billed shows, because it's not like I can go every. single. week. It's insane. I go to see paris_monster and find 2 more bands that I have to follow like the Pied Piper of Hamelin. The music starts and I lose all free will. Ugh. My life is SO hard. There are too many cool things happening in this neighborhood. Y'all gonna make me move back to Brooklyn!

Great music spot! Apparently it's a venue for all types of events. Last night DJ Manchildblack did a Sade tribute. It was awesome. I have no idea how the drinks are. I'm anti-bar cuz I haven't found one that makes a really good drink worth the small fortune they want for it. Lots of locals are here. I love that. Yes the area is gentrified but I'm not trying to fight against the machine in this review. I'm posting this because I love the new decor. It's reminiscent of the dicey places I would go to in my youth but much cleaner. LOL

Nice space, good drinks/beers. Came here for a friend's 40th birthday party and had a nice time. The bar area was narrow but we were on the other side where there were plenty of seats. My friend had a DJ, who was awesome. The service at the bar was good and I liked the beer. Based on the calendar of events they have on the wall, they do a lot of fun things here. Pretty cool place.

fun :) great experience. solid dj. lost my card, but the bartender was super kind and helped me out for a looooong time before I realized Id left it somewhere else....

Truly the most baffling experience I have had in decades of seeing shows, from hardcore matinees to arena gigs. Treatment from staff that was so rude and indifferent that it felt like we were being filmed for a prank show. Transportation problems meant we arrived late to see a friend play. We thought we'd be able to catch half the show maybe, but when we arrived the woman sitting at the door said "she's almost finished." When we said we still wanted to go in (the stage itself is behind a door through the bar), the woman said "I've already closed the till for the door, it's all counted up." We clarified that we would be happy to pay the cover, but the woman - extremely irritated in the face of *literally* nothing but a friendly standard transaction - said she would have to text an unnamed staff member to see if we would be allowed to enter. As our friend started to play the last few songs, we stood by the door (in quiet disbelief - we gave no attitude at all) while we waited. My companion asked if we could stand by the back to see the last of the show; we'd be happy to pay whenever. "No, not until I hear back." Then, *after nearly 20 minutes*, the last note of the show rang out and the door person said "OK, you can go in - that will be $26." After the show had ended. Again, it felt like a joke, or someone was just trying to ruin our night. The key to this complaint is that *we were willing to pay to go in when we got there* - we weren't trying to be sneaky or get something for nothing. The reason we couldn't go in was because she had "closed the till"! I have worked at venues before, and put on shows for all kinds of audiences. It is incredibly unprofessional to not have any sort of policy or system in place for possible latecomers - any space used for the arts will establish this. But it goes from unprofessional to rude when your front-of-house staff is obnoxious and rude for no reason at all. We ended up going next door to the taco place next door, Chilo's, where the staff were friendly and the drinks were good (and where nobody else had ever heard of a door policy like that, either). Venues come and go all the time - the iconic ones stick around because they're good to the people who come to see shows there. I hope someone in management reads this and has a think about figuring out a policy to deal with people who arrive late for whatever reason, and has a think about the attitudes of the people they have working for them. A huge, huge bummer.

Nice hangout to get your lounge or dance on. This place is a great mix of a dive bar, a lounge, and a concert hall. Plus, it is great because there is a variety of folks from all backgrounds who come here to indulge in libations. The beverages are reasonably priced, ranging $5-10. Plus, it has a nice selection of beers. I came for a Rich Medina night and I shook my booty well into wee hours of the early morning. This place reminds me a bit of the NYC scene back in 2005, without the cigarettes. My only complaint, which is a big one for me, is that the bartenders can be a little rude. My thing is if you don't like interacting or engaging with people, THEN DO NOT BECOME A BARTENDER OR WORK IN THE SERVICE INDUSTRY!!! It's pretty simple. Although no rudeness has been directed towards me, I have seen it done to other customers for the smallest things. There is no need for eye rolling if a group of four does not have its drink order WHEN THE BAR ISN'T full. There is no need to snap at a customer if he/she accidentally refers to you as the wrong gender.

Everything you'd expect from a Brooklyn ™ Bar, and that's not a compliment. Overpriced cold beer served by colder human (?) beings. "Lyft.driver, take me to Manhattan!"

Fun all-inclusive venue with a surprisingly good cocktail menu. Dance floor is tiny, but fun. There's a side room with more seating, a tiny art exhibit room, and Simpsons pinball. This place has it all!

Cute and intimate music venue. Lots of great drink choices. The room where the show is holds 150 people and fills up quick depending on the artist. This venue is a little out of the way for me but they have really great djs and artists. Cover charge is reasonable as well

DRINKER BEWARE: Some of the bartenders here are extremely rude. I once remarked to my friend that cocktail prices seemed inflated. I decided to order the drink anyway and the bartender mocked me and told me I shouldn't bother because it was inflated. Another time I asked if any light beers were available. I was told this bar only serves flavorful beers and to try somewhere else. This is BedStuy - I'm not sure the bartenders realize they aren't working in Manhattan. Or that being downright nasty doesn't read as hipster cynicism. For a bar with signs posted that say "don't act like an asshole," they may want to revisit that mantra with their staff.

A wonderful queer space with friendly bartenders. Area to dance and watch a show and a separate area to drink and catch up with friends. We had a blast here!

Whether you're looking for dancing, the coolest local band, or just a quiet drink at the bar, C'mon Everybody has it all. Personally I come here for a beer on the way home after work sometimes (with Happy Hour taking $2 off of beer, wine, and well drinks that are already a fair price) and I've always been comfortable sitting at the bar and just chatting with one of the friendly bartenders. With beers averaging around $8 a Happy Hour beer would be $6. I've always been self-conscious of going to a bar alone to grab a drink, even if it is just a beer, but I've always found myself relaxed and enjoying the atmosphere here. Again, the bartenders are so so friendly and they seem to know the people who stroll in through the door. Customer service is AMAZING to say the least. The owner, Eric, is super friendly as well and he's done a great job with the bar. If you're not like me and you want a louder and more vivacious atmosphere, you'll find it in the dance-y part of their venue. There's a room where local bands & DJs will come play and from what I hear, they attract all different kinds of crowds. Definitely have to check that out one of these days as well. Overall, loving this place! Come check it out -- whether you're alone or with a group you'll find something about this place you'll absolutely love.

This is a real cool, small venue allowing you to feel the real vibration of the music and the artist. Standing room only, GA. The lighting is dark and the mood is relaxing. Cash only admission for performances.

Literally my first time rating a place because the staff was so rude. The guy charging a $15 cover was condescending the entire time, the bar was slow and there's one bathroom with a line of 10 people all night. Go to literally any other queer space...this is not it.

DJ: A+ Service : B Drink selection: C Ambience: A Will DEFINITELY be back for tunes and dance moves!

I have been here several times, on purpose or by happenstance. Friends in the neighborhood and I have come here for specific performances on a few occasions (Mirah music video shoot at the end of 2016), and at other times we have stumbled in/stumbled into the back room and discovered something great (Afrikandy Day Party and Open Mic on Sundays). The reason to come here is certainly for a performance -- drinks are nothing special. I also follow them on Instagram for event announcements: @cmoneverybodybk

Great place to hang out to party or just for drinks and mingle. Love the owner and staff, super cool! See you guys soon.

The performance space in this venue is lacking. I went for a stage show and nowhere during the ticket booking process was I alerted that seats were limited, meaning there are more tickets sold than there are seats. So my friend and I found out upon arrival that there was "standing room only." Lucky the guy on the deejay booth gave me permission to bring a chair from another area. I wanted to stay for the party at 11pm, but by 11:30 it hadn't started. This was on a Saturday night. The bartenders were very attentive, and the crowd was very diverse and somewhat mature. If I go to this venue again, it won't be for a show because the space is cramped. I'd be going to see what the deejays are like on weekends.

This place should rebrand itself as a funky dive bar by just lowering the price of it's drinks or having extended drink specials to enhance the night. There's usually a great selection of music so I'm always done to support those artists. But anything to help keep us budget conscious New Yorkers going is a plus. Note: I've been there a total of 3 times in a year so saw different vibes. Once with a date, the other time with friends. I could be wrong but at times it could be a super good or a ...ehh...I'm ok, vibe. Overall, I'd like to support that place when the vibe is good. Peace!

I went here for my birthday. The concert room in the back is so cozy and everyone was so friendly. It felt like a real community. Sadly, we arrived late and missed a lot of the performances but it was still very enjoyable. Sorry Devin. The bartender was very nice and humored us when we got tipsy on two shots and a beer. It very cute and a nice place to sit and drink with friends in a casual setting.

at the end of the night I order from the bartender Christina 5 shots of mezcal for me and my friends. i got charged TWELVE DOLLARS for each Union Mezcal shot. TWELVE. i previously ordered the same mezcal with soda and was charged the same price, so we're charged same for one and two ounces? wow.

Dancing. All night. Every weekend. Where else can you just dance your butt off with your crew all night long with TONS of different kinds of people, cheap cold beer and a minimal cover? Places like this are so rare nowadays. There's no scene whatsoever; just a giant group of diverse individuals with a common purpose: shakin' that booty. P.S. Lots of reviews complaining of service. I've only had good experiences with everyone.

I've had a lot of fun here. I recently attending a Rich Medina party during which I danced all night, until 3 AM. So much fun! The crowd varies, but is generally petty diverse. It depends on the night. I've come for random parties, DJed by DJs unbeknownst to me, and also danced my behind off. The drinks are well-priced and solid. They also have music shows often. I plan on returning soon for a show or two.

Was so excited to walk into this bar the other night and run into one of my all time favorite bartenders, Jamie the Mermaid!!! I didn't know where she ended up after leaving PP, but I'm psyched she is back at a bar 2 blocks from my house!!! Ive been here a few times before because they have an awesome music venue in the back. Which, if you live in Bed stuy you know is a thing we seriously lack. They've booked a wide variety of acts from singer/songwriter Akie Burmis to local rock bands like Grundle Thunder. Will totally be back! P.s. Love the access to water at the end of bar instead of bugging staff.

Enter there for curiosity.. Charge me $10 ‍ music bad, nothing for even free interesting.. Highly no recommend for going..

This is a place I decided on trying after a event I attended in the city had an event here with the same Disc Jockies. Since then I had visited for a few other events. The clientele and ambiance changes with every event, so like any other place, do your research before decided to visit or stay for another event. The majority of the time, I have encountered many cool, intelligent, fashionable and worldly men and women who don't mind stimulating conversation while on break from the dancing. At times, it can get crowded at the bar however thus far, I have not had to wait long to order a cocktail. The restrooms are clean and easy to find. Overall, I like it and would visit again.

Excellent drinks (esp the jalapeño margarita). Wayyy better margaritas than Chilo's next door. That was the most surprising aspect of our visit. We were lured in by Whitney playing and then "let's hear it for the boys" after eating the delicious tacos next door. I'm really excited that a spot with a large dance floor opened in the area and the vibe is cool. There was a Pop-up vegetarian chef cooking at the bar the night we were there - felt like Brooklyn in the early 2000s. 4 instead of 5 stars because there was a private band playing in the room with the dance floor. It was supposed to end at 10 pm - but didn't. Sooooo we were unable to get our groove on after the work week. We are in our mid-30s - there was no way we were just gonna hang around for a few more hours... Next time? We shall see... Review pending.

I only popped in last night for a quick beer but super excited to be able to hit this place regularly. It's a block from our apartment and they spin awesome music and have great lesser known artists. Totally needed a spot like this in Clinton Hill/Bed Stuy.

Had a blast at the Hot Sauce event for queer girls! I love the vibe of the place. If you just wanna grab a drink at the bar you can, or go sit in the lounge, or if you're really feeling fun you can listen to the live music/DJ in the back room and dance! The bartender with the blue hair was so sweet! Even though it was super busy she was extremely genuine and made sure every customer was taken care of as fast as possible. Definitely recommend this place. They have different events going on every night!

OK BK dive w funky diverse clientele. Dance floor a bit stank - kind of a cheesy sweaty musk odor. Not sure where that came from. Music was meh. A bit empty on a Saturday night. Tacos next door are bangin.

Great vibes, love that they spin records. Their reggae dj was on point- i dont think i stopped dancing

Walked in on a Tuesday night and sat at the bar. The female bartender came over to us and asked us what we wanted. We asked if she had a cocktail menu. She rolled her eyes and pretty much threw a menu to us. Needless to say we walked out before even trying anything. How's about you teach the black lady bartender with the Locs how to treat customers. Thanks.

Honestly a breath of fresh air for nightclubs, while the north Brooklyn scene is redundantly over saturated with indie rock, places like C'mon Everybody take the beacon for being one of the most diverse booking places, you just won't see the same music every week. 5 stars for the owners desire for inclusivity, they just hosted an LGBTQ Orlando shooting victim fundraiser event, lots of love there that night, they raised almost 4k for Pulse nightclub victims.

Great music venue with an even better bar. The prices are great for the area and have a pretty decent list of cocktails. A great option is the "beer and a shot" options they have. "Good Times" gets you a shot of tequila and a beer for $7.

I am very happy this place exists. It's a home for high quality live music and DJs and we need that in Brooklyn. Drinks are pricey but I just view it as a bit extra support for a great venue.

Can't say enough about how much I love this bar - not only is it the only place of its kind in the neighborhood, it's one of the greatest bar / venues in NYC. Super friendly, relaxed vibe where everyone (especially outsiders) can feel welcome. The music is always awesome, but never obvious, and the bar staff are friendly and adorable. And they have a killer pinball machine!

Rude bartenders...all I can say. For a divey bar there's not much appeal in coming back to a place with rude bar staff.

Great venue! Great staff! Great music! So why the low review???? Well, the owners/management have cut corners on maintenance and now the main room stinks like vomit!! Straight up! It's unbearable. Nobody wants to chill in a vomit smelling club...this could easily be a 5 star review if it wasn't for the perpetual stench of vomit (which is probably just failed attempts at using bleach as a floor cleaner)

My favorite spot. If you love good people, a welcoming and safe atmosphere, and of course the best dance parties, well, this is it.

This place has a great variety of shows in their venue space and the sound is excellent. The staff are fast and friendly as long as you check your entitlement and judgement at the door! I love a good take-no-shit, take-no-prisoners, I'm-not-your-mom style bartender. Too many jerks get away with disrespecting service workers these days. We're here to help you have a good time, not give you extra for free and fan your egos. That said, their cocktails are delicious and the parties they throw are fun! This place is definitely what Bed-Stuy needed!

Always empty. Could replace One Last Shag if they got rid of the covers. Empty awkward dancing isn't worth ten dollars. Wrong crowd. Make this block great again please.

I waltzed in this place last night after the museum for Chef Roble's "Everyday People" after party. I really enjoyed myself. The dj played literally everything from 90s dance music to reggae to Afrobeat to 2000s hip hop hits to techno. Its small but there is a spacious danceroom in the back which is where everyone was pretty much turnt lol. The smoke machine as well as red lighting also added a nice touch.

Amazing surprise! Great dancing place. I guess DJs change but at least the night we went was great. We didn't sit for a second! Decent drafts for $7 -$8.