Rawhide Lounge

This was described as a friendly chill venue with karaoke (it did not have karaoke). There is a free pool table, but they don’t take cash for drinks . Bartender ignored me for at least 10 minutes. I went with my partner and my trans friends to have fun and support lgbtq businesses but the staff was very rude and obviously only let regulars play the jukebox. It was impossible to get anyone’s attention even when I had my credit card out. The space is rather intimidating with a dark back room and no private bathroom that night at about 8pm. No doorman or security to stop random people from following us in asking for cigars. I heard the manager say he was closing the ladies room because they don’t want women in there. I found much more welcoming spaces at Friendly Bar, Pheonix, and Lafittes in Exile. Bartenders should make people trying to spend money feel welcome and make them drinks.

Used to be such a great place, not even sure how they pay the rent anymore. was here in march and it was much the same, Walk in on a Saturday night at 11pm and there is 4 people inside, no music on, more excitement at a funeral, or maybe it was their funeral. Credit card only, which i don’t mind, but why would any bar not take cash?? Needless to say, it was a one and done visit. Sadly I think the city and covid have taken its toll on the business. But ownership could do some minor improvements to make the atmosphere a little more inviting and desirable. Hope they get it together before they become another extinct closed gay bar.

On 06-Jan-2025, my wife and I decided to stop in here for a drink. The ambiance was nice, and the bartender was very friendly. My wife really enjoyed the music and had a great time. It was wonderful to see her so happy.

No food. I arrived with my friend and was meeting up with our husbands. Before I could order a drink, the bartender said we were harming the vibe.

Had lots of fun here. Good music, friendly people. Down side, it’s credit card only bar so you need to have plastic to drink which makes the wait time longer, specially when their card readers go down, then the wait will be longer. Staff was mostly uninterested and over it. But without all that said. The fun weighs any negatives.

Great bar, cheap but strong drinks, excellent bartender! Pool table was fun, even though we suck. Maybe cleanest bathroom in Qtr.

Rawhide 2010 felt like your average dark and dingy gay bar. The bathrooms could definitely use some attention, but the bartender was nice and attentive. However, some of the off-the-clock staff members seemed to have had a bit too much to drink themselves. Karaoke was happening, but only when the Wi-Fi cooperated, which was a bit hit or miss. Overall, there wasn’t anything particularly special about this place

Interesting place, yeah is a gay bar, and yeah its a nice place also.

Not gay. Yet!! Love this place. Bought the shirt! Friendly as hell. Even for oldish lightish Diet Coke bis

Always a very productive spot for whatever your fetish. Met all types here and never disappointed.

We're middle-aged & not high maintenance. We have wonderful/fun memories of Rawhide when there was actual gay men patronizing it. What ever ownership/management did to destroy their business has worked. Was in town from 07/12 thru 07/16. Walked in Friday night at 12:30; there was two people and the bartender was outside on his phone? We walked out. Walked in Saturday night at 12:00 and same scenario. Walked in Monday at 4:00pm and 6:00pm and no customers. However not slammed, all other "gay" bars we went to had descent crowds for the off season...

Let me start by saying this place discriminates against you if you are anything other than a gay male. The bar tender was incredibly rude. He made us wait a ridiculously long while he took several shots with his buddies. Let me mention that we were the only other people in the whole bar. We were charged about $40 for two small glasses of bottom shelf whiskey... then when he gave us the bill, he had the nerve to say that the water was on the house... the only good thing about it was the music that was playing. And that's not saying much. I would recommend just walking past the place. I wouldn't even give it one star. BTW Some of the other reviews on this place have mentioned that because they were a woman, they were told that they could not come in.

My fiancée and I walked into this bar around 1am on a Friday night on the way back to our hotel. We had just gotten engaged the night before and the Temptations were singing "My Girl" on the jukebox, so we figured it was a good enough omen to stop in for one last drink before heading in. We were wrong. Upon entering, I first noticed the shirtless bartender pouring and drinking multiple shots with three patrons, who I assume were friends based on the way they were interacting. We sat on the opposite side of the bar for about 15 minutes before the bartender even acknowledged that we were there. Bear in mind that the aforementioned patrons were the only other people in the establishment. A few minutes later, he walked over and took our order. We specifically asked two doubles of bottom shelf whiskey and a cup of water. Upon returning, we were given our whiskey...definitely not double shots...and our bill for $33.50. We had just paid $24 for top shelf whiskey at a bar around the corner, so this made zero sense to us. We reluctantly paid our tab when the bartender slammed a cup of water in from of us and snickered, "The water is on the house." Our impression was that we were being treated differently because we were a straight couple in a gay bar. Instead of being grateful for patronage, the bartender was rude and acted as if he would rather not have our business due to our aforementioned sexual preference. I wish he would have just been honest and told us that we were not welcome instead of overcharging us for cheap whiskey and treating us as if we were not people for whom he could be bothered with doing even the simplest part of his job. If I could give this dingy dump, an aspect of the bar that really doesn't bother us...but make no mistake, the place is disgusting, fewer than one star, I would. I would recommend walking right past this place and a block up to the Voodoo Lounge where customers are treated with respect regardless of who they choose to sleep with.

My Friend and I were grabbing drinks here tonight and were absolutely pleased with the atmosphere and experience until a woman started loudly starts arguing with a gay couple in the bar going as far as repeatedly trying emasculate one man and encourage the other to leave him . Tl;dr, the bottom couldn't shoot pool well and the top was ready to go home. Nothing unusual for 3AM in NOLA. Prior to this, the woman was loudly introducing a male friend to everyone as a regular and a local who's well known in the "gayberhood"-- which I thought was cute until this man proceeded to sexually harass me and the others who I invited for drinks at what I originally considered a safe environment for myself and others in the lgbtq community. The drunk woman indignantly introduced herself as "McKayla-- you don't need anything else. Call corporate and tell them it's McKayla from corporate bitch." She repeated this to me and the couple of men she clearly wanted to intimidate into leaving. Me and other guests witnessed her argue with a these men about how she's more entitled to be in the establishment than they would ever be. She was yelling this at two gay men loudly in front of at least 5 patrons. And I have no idea, She may be gay herself, but she was creating a hostile environment for these men anyone close enough to hear her. As a local business owner and someone who understands how these things are perceived by our tight knit community here in NOLA, I implore you to investigate this issue. After taking a look at some of the other reviews posted for your establishment-- it's clear the guests visiting your bar don't feel safe or welcome. Tonight I witnessed a clearly intoxicated woman who I originally assumed was a regular patron, flagrantly identify herself as a member of the corporate team for this place. I'd assume she's inexperienced or perhaps had a long night on the town. Which explains the industry standard to restrict employees from drinking off the clock at any establishments they represent. Regardless of the reason, I can assure you if "McKayla-- you don't need anything else. Call corporate and tell them it's McKayla from corporate bitch" represents the values of this bar it isn't a place I will return to or could possibly reccomend to anyone. The Bartenders were polite all night and even apologized for the Woman's Behavior. It was clear she felt she was correctly handling the situation in line with what her superiors would allow. She named a few of them but I didn't catch the names. I actually have a short video of her arguing with the bartender pleading with the woman to remove herself from the situation if needed, but I can assure you the cameras on site will reflect this incident.

My hot sweaty ass dragged in after a walk to and from the Bywater in pursuit of a friend I did not meet (but that was fine--I got to look at the awesome houses along the way and note the herbs growing in strange and exotic locations throughout the Marigny and much of the Bywater). I stumbled in and told the bartender I needed something fruity, light, and cold. He could've stuck a straw in me but I said "light and cold," as well. He asked me if I liked watermelon. I said yes. If I liked cucumber. I said yes. And whatever he made did the job. I could've passed out and died, but he restored by liquor levels and saved me. Never run out of booze in the French Quarter, darling--that's a recipe for disaster.

My fiancé and I had a fun time here a couple times for Southern Decadence 2023. But both of us had our credit cards compromised. For him it occurred while there on the trip. For me it occurred 1 days after our return. Fortunately, the banks caught the fraud for both of us. Beware if you go here and pay cash.

We walked into this bar because we wanted to grab a drink before heading back to the hotel. The bartender was extra friendly. He was very attentive and accommodating to me and my girlfriend. The vibe here is incredible. Great music on the speakers. Very friendly staff. We didn't even realize it was a gay bar and didn't once feel out of place or discriminated against. I visit New Orleans usually once or twice a year and this bar will be a must visit every time. Excellent place.

Formerly, Rawhide.. the Silver Fox was great until it wasn't - Our first stop here was great. The vibe and decor are awesome with dive elements. The first visit we had a bartender (long hair, wrestling headband) who was a highlight and very fun, he made us want to return later. Our repeat visit was soured by a different bartender (shorter guy) who had an attitude when asked simple questions. Every time I went up to get a drink I felt like I was somehow inconveniencing him at his own job. I wasn't the only one to have less than stellar service from him so someone in our party joked (among ourselves) that the service wasn't great. I guess he heard us even though we weren't addressing him.. we continued to order drinks all night and have fun because we understand things sometimes take time to make or whatever and it wasn't a huge deal to us. He would go on to make passing comments as he would walk by us just sitting and talking to one another. Rude, abrasive and quite frankly inappropriate. You're not always going to like your customers for one reason or another but we were completely fine, playing pool, having a good time. Do not come here if you want certain bartenders to make snide comments under their breath. He eventually got very angry and irrational with us, then threatened police as his coworker looked on in at him in confusion (clearly he does this a lot).. he wanted a confrontation and unfortunately it happened with our group. We decided to leave because who wants threats and hostility. I suggest better hires, some are above and beyond and others clearly are insecure and can't take a joke. If you want bartenders here to verbally berate you and threaten police because of jokes or if you also want them to wildly overcharge your card out of pettiness as well than stop on by. I suggest staying away until a new hire is addressed.

Alex was so fun and had a nice time he fed us drink while we chatted and some weird guy from La bought us drinks. But Alex and his smile he was fun.

My husband I came here to use the bathroom and of course, bathrooms are for customers only, so we bought some shots. The bartender, he's from Florida and he just moved to New Orleans and he said he loved New Orleans, so far. He was so friendly. The place was dead. It was 4 people total, myself, my husband and 2 employees.

This bar is not for the faint of heart. With that said, this bar was one of the funnest experiences I had while in New Orleans. The drinks were good, and the prices were decent. But this isn't your typical bar, so do your research before going. A group of friends and myself decided to check it out and although we were caught off guard a little, we still had a blast! The bartenders were very friendly, and the bouncer was cool. A must try for those wanting to experience the something fun and adventurous.

This place was so much fun, but to be honest the staff, specifically Jason made it worth it. Will 100% come back!!!

Now called The Silver Fox! WOW, what a fantastic rebranding! This bar used to be a gross dark bar with shady shit, and now it's a popping queer bar with amazing drinks and fantastic bartenders!! Alex is literally amazing and wow the environment and music that is playing when he's here is literally the whole mood. 10/10 queer 10/10 a good damn time

This bar is AWESOME. Not only is the ambiance amazing (open dance floor, pool table) but they have such fantastic and fun bartenders. Alex really made the experience for us. Would come again especially to see him.

The air conditioning enticed us, the scotch and whiskey soothed us, and the music enlivened us, but our bartender Mark enlightened us. Great guy with mad bartending skills and personality. Gave us some great tips for "non-touristy" sightseeing. Daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed this midday pitstop.

This has to be my favorite bar in New Orleans. Everyone is always so nice and engages in conversation. There $1 cherry bombs are a must.

Awesome bar! Mark the bartender really knows how to make an amazing drink and for only $3.00 Great energy and drinks for cheap. Great spot to meet the locals. Five stars.

Soooo, um.... yeah. What had happen was I met a guy at Oz that was visiting from LA (Pasadena to be exact). Even though I was also visiting, he seemed to think I was some sort of tour guide or expert on the French Quarter. It all started when we met on the dance floor and he said friends recommended The Eagle. I love the Atlanta Eagle, I was kinda bored, and he was super handsome, so we continued talking. Two nights earlier I met someone wearing a harness that told me they just left Rawhide. Since it was closer than The Eagle, I encouraged Pasadena to check it out and volunteered to be his escort (no pun intended, really...). The smell hits you before your eyes can adjust to the darkness after opening the door. I won't ruin it by describing the fragrance, but let's just say an open window and a dozen Glade plug-ins would all be a welcome adjustment. After a few minutes and a Jell-O shot you get used to it, so just push through and try not to think about the consequences of touching dirty surfaces. I won't chronicle the acts I witnessed or describe any acts I may or may not have performed because I believe the Bible says it all. "And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil." (John 3:19, King James Version)

Judging from these past reviews I'm glad my wife and I found it when we did in 2019 and not when it was wilder. The staff was extremely friendly, patrons were welcoming and drinks were cheap. We Did see one guy in a dog mask and leather studded g-string. That was strange but if you don't step on my toes, then you do your thing, it's New Orleans after all! Side note about the bartender. This place was earshot from our hotel. when we were getting in our ride to the airport at 5:30am he was outside with a few other guys as we drove by he waved and wished us a safe trip. Actually meant a lot

There were three musts I had for my trip to New Orleans. 1)Have my first Mint Julep 2)Sit on a veranda 3)Being pleasured. The third occurred here. Being from Chicago I am familiar with Touche, Chicago Eagle and The Hole (basement of Jackhammer) so I was curious to see New Orleans take on a seedy/backroom/leather bar. I did not see that much leather, but it was a Sunday night. The beers were 2.50 a bottle, a steal compared to what I usually pay. It was your typical cruising bar. The front part of the bar is where you order your drinks and play pool. The back area (not back room) is where the "fun" occurs. It is an open space with benches against the one wall for people to stand or sit. People ogle, touch, what have you. Mostly it was a bunch of guys standing around doing their own business. Previous reviews are correct. If you have to use the bathroom I am sorry. The one bathroom, approximately 7x7 room, had about twenty guys inside trying to have "fun." When I needed to use the washroom I was S.O.L. I can't believe no one suffocated in there with the lack of air. If you are looking for a quick easy release I would recommend this bar. If sleaze scares you slightly then I would just walk past.

Such a fun place to enjoy southern hospitality, especially on Labor Day Weekend. Can't wait to go back.

Not what it used to be. Hopefully someone else will buy it. Drinks lame. Atmosphere cold. Staff very clicky. Super friendly with Do I assume we're friends and virtually ignored everybody else

What the?!?!? This bar is GD amazing. There was a little drama with the manager quitting the day we were in but let me tell you... the fill in staff was the best. They kept our drinks full and smiles on our faces!! They were also super helpful in suggesting some great lunch spots for us to check out while we were in town. Would highly recommend this unique little bar just off the main drag of Bourbon St. Alsoooo dogs are allowed!! Bring your furry friend for a fine cocktail!

The bars around my hotel weren't very friendly until I went into Rawhide! I ended up hanging out with people there for two nights in a row and really made my trip feel like I had made new friends. Mark behind the bar is amazing, engaging, funny and kind. Drinks are good, prices are right, nice dark and intimate space.

Rawhide has always been a must-go stop when visiting New Orleans. Always fun any time of the day or night. Stopped by today around noon. Jon, the bartender, could not have been more friendly or welcoming.

Came here in the late afternoon and the staff was very friendly and conversational. The atmosphere reminded me of some gay bars back home in NYC.

GREAT GAY BAR....owned by group that owns several other bars and restaurants in The Quarter.... GAY MEN ONLY...

I'll start by saying what Rawhide is NOT. Not Brittney and Gaga blaring. Not twinks. Not hype, pressure, or fashionistas. It IS great place for friendly staff and customers, a place that is quiet enough to have a chat but loud enough to be rocking. Sure there's porn(ish) videos playing, and one of the restrooms is busier than the other, but if you want to meet local and visiting men in a no-attitude cruisey space (as the bartender said, "drinks are half-price if you take your shirt off) then this is the place. You can get sleazier (the Phoenix) and prettier, but the Rawhide is a great starting/ending/middle point just a block off Bourbon.

I luv 2 give me positive reviews when u do great service. Eric has been a great bartender and he know how 2 show u luv. If u in town and u need a good drink or like 2 see a handsome face, he's the guy for u.

Boyfriend and I wandered in around 2 in the afternoon on a Saturday, not realizing it was a gay bar. While the tap handles and music kinda gave it away - we somehow missed the giant tvs of porn for at least the first hour we were there. Our bartender Rich, made the best hurricanes we found in New Orleans - we had a killer time. The place was low-key and just filled with a few regulars and tourists. Vibe in the afternoon is apparently much different than the night (so I hear). Wasted (which I think cost all of $34 for two people) and hungry, we took all the local food recommendations and ate like kings all weekend. Our trip would have been very different if we hadn't of stopped into Rawhide - the staff is amazing.

The owner of the bar is completely rude and was deliberately making fun of me as I was walking by. I went in for a drink and one of the workers put they hand on me pushing me out. The bar is nasty and prejudice to a certain extent.

I wandered in one evening while here on business, and all I have to say is...oh my! This gay bar is definitely not for the faint of heart. If the porn videos on the TVs isn't any indication, then the extracurricular activities that take place on the premises definitely will. (Use your wildest imagination.) Besides all of that, the drinks served here are inexpensive and strong. You'll definitely have a good time here.

Great bartenders, hot guys, lots of cruising, and a big "back area" to boot. If you like bears, leather and a little (well, okay...A LOT of) raunchiness, this the place to be. The bartenders and staff that I encountered were all nice and cordial and the drinks were cheap and strong (even though I imagine a lot of guys aren't coming here to drink). Just about all of the gay bars in the French Quarter are good, but this bar and the Phoenix should be your main event for any night out in New Orleans. I'm definitely looking forward to returning for Decadence this year! But fair warning, guys: 1) Leave your Drag and Lady friends at Oz or Bourbon Pub or some other "neutral" bar, and 2) Don't pull out your cell phone...that's a good way to make a normally nice staff somewhat unpleasant.

Leather and Daddies and Bears ... Oh My! Full Disclosure: I can't tell you what Rawhide 2010 is like during any other time but Southern Decadence on Labor Day weekend, so I'm not sure how helpful this review will be if you're going to N'awlins any other time. I -can- tell you that this place absolutely rocks during during Decadence. And by "rocks" I mean it is a gathering place for Men. If you're looking for the "pretty boys" head on down to Oz's Bourbon Itch (or something like that). The patrons at the Rawhide 2010 are much more down-to-earth, older, friendlier and furrier. The drinks are potent and the theme nights / parties are a lot of fun even if you're just playing the part of a spectator. It was also refreshing to hear -rock- music in a gay bar! I heard some Led Zeppelin! I heard Black Crowes! I was about ready to hold a lighter up and scream "Play some Skynyrd!" I am definitely a fan of Rawhide 2010 and it will be another "must-visit" spot on my next trip to N'awlins.

This is a sleazy French Quarter bar with cheap drinks and heavy-duty cruising in the "back area". So, of course, I love it :) This bar is of the same genre of the Phoenix Bar: same sorts of men, same sorts of "gaming" and same sorts of drunkin' revelry. Total fun, complete lunacy, and they'll serve you until you're crawling out the door on your knees. Hopefully, though, you'll be putting your knees to better use.......

Rawhide is what it is. Reading some of the reviews on here, I don't have to imagine why some folks hate the gays. The uppity, holier than thou types writing diatribes on here about "oh my God" "Dirty goings on" "filthy place". Look Queen, attitude is served in every bar. Men are not welcome at Dyke bars, Twink bars have annoying little snits working there, so this place is what it is. Know where you are going before you go. The name of the bar is RAWHIDE, not Mary's Lounge. Jeez!

Keep coming back. Late. No, late. No, later. Supposedly all the fun happens in the bathroom (which is VERY dark). Friendly bartenders, good drinks, and a man with one nipple playing pool. Okaaaayyy, then.

Saturday afternoon 1 PM appears that this is no longer a leather mans bar it appears to be a dike bar now complete with a cook out and women bartenders

Rawhide is the first place that we stopped into when we got off the trolley on the way to the French Quarter. Saw a sign that said $1 jello shots and was sold. Girl, let me tell you-this place does not play when it comes to its drinks. Everything ordered was STRONG and the prices were totally reasonable. The jello shots were REAL shots. When would you ever get that in any other bar? What a delight. Got some recommendations from the bartender for places to check out and then went merrily on our way. Set us up nicely for the rest of the night. Thanks, Rawhide!

Awesome. Had a great time here!! Got my hide chapped...! Went here in the middle of winter and everyone was really friendly. Drinks are really good. It was a heck of a lot of fun!

So I went to rawhide on Monday, 09-02-19. I went up to the bartender (big, bearish white guy wearing some black nasty pig shorts) and ordered myself a drink. That Bitch got annoyed cuz I pulled out my credit card to pay for my drink. I'm sorry, but I missed the part where a credit card is no longer a form of payment. I'm paying for MY drink how I damn please and you're supposed to accept MY form of payment. I looked him straight in the eye and told him, "that's fine if you don't want to accept my card. You don't have to serve me." He went on to say, "What?!?! You have something to say?!?!", in a threatening voice. Mind you, the bar was almost empty since the Southern Decadence crowd was gone. I got my drink and left the bar. You would think they would be nicer to patrons ESPECIALLY if the bar is dead!! Come to find out, some other bartender at this SAME bar pulled the SAME stunt on one of my friends. NEVER AGAIN!

THE DARKER SIDE OF FUN A wonderful place to have a drink and a laugh or two...friendly bartenders and fun times to be had .....Bradley,John, Brandon, Hank and Nebraska will keep u coming back for more ....WED HUMP DAY HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER

This was my 2nd time in new Orleans and the 1st time at RAWHIDE it was Monday night so it was a little slow however RIDGE the bartender was so amazing the best bartender I had in the French quarter the whole time I've been here. He made the night so much better by bringing his customers together over the pool tables. His drinks were fantastic I will definitely come back to see him next time I'm in town! Made out night so amazing!

Great mans bar. And no women. Southern Decadence great time to visit i enjoy my trip and rawhide was the best bar. Bartenders are great they appreciated it when you tip and they remember you. Ill be there again. Next year

I am gender non conforming but male bodied. Ryan, the door man, did not let me in. This is blatant discrimination. F*** Ryan.

A word of caution. Not about this place. I mean that there will be many many words of caution about this place. For sure. Soon. For now, a word of caution about Classification of places here in NOLA. Like for example - Lounges, for this one. I mean I would bet anything and everything I have (hypothetical + exaggeration) to try to prove that the place is anything but a lounge. You wanna challenge me? Go for it and let me know what you find. Better still, my pointers below will make it crystal clear for you to decide whether you really wanna go to this "lounge" or not. So tourists visiting NOLA for the first time - word of caution. Don't go by classification of businesses as they appear. If some business is classified under "Lounges" - make sure you do your research if it really is or not. If some bar claims to be a "Sports Bar" - validate that. Etc etc etc.... Now, coming to this place, why does it get 1 star and manages to join the very privileged List I have which very few, privileged businesses have the luck to enter? Here we go.... - It is NOT a Lounge - It is a Dark, dingy, untidy, un-kept, dirty, kinda spooky place that has been kept that way for a very definitive purpose - The staff here; the one that I came across at least, someone who was totally absconding from the bar when I made the mistake of going there, because he was smoking outside and one of the patrons inside told me that he will be back soon and actually went outside to let him know there is a customer waiting at the bar (me questioning self - why did I even wait!!?) - one of the rudest bartenders I have come across in a long, long time. - Still talking about the bartender: made up rules on the go. (just like MLB these days; even in the middle of the playoffs for crying out loud!) - Did not give me a moment to think what drink I was really in the mood for when I realized the only option for draft that I had was the beer I detest the most - Bud Light. "No, you have to order something right away to stay here!" - REALLY??!! That I did order because I am NOT a rude person like the 'awesome', 'cool', 'fabulous' bartender who had just literally threatened me - despite us being almost equals; he slightly more skinnier than me, [and if we ever got in a physical fight (hypothetical - I don't get into physical altercations of any kind; am a follower of Gandhi - again, Hypothetical situation within another hypothetical situation - you do the math) - I am pretty sure I will come out winner in 2.5 rounds] - despite that, he threatened a customer with a MLB like made up rule. Now one bartender cannot make me judge a place and give it the very awesome 1 shiny star review. They have to have done something really awesome to earn that status. Here we go, bullet points continue: - I make the mistake of going here without reading any Yelp reviews - BIG MISTAKE! (always trust Yelp) - This place earns 5 stars from people because it does serve a purpose indeed. That I wasn't seeking that purpose and I mistakenly got exposed to it because I read the classification "Lounges" - is really no ones fault (man, it's coming down to the dang classification again!) - So even if it did not turn out to be a real lounge, i was OK to give it a try - for another time, despite the very 'awesome', 'cool', 'fabulous', almost as skinny as me bartender who would loose to me in a hypothetical fight, there has to be something more to this place for that 1 star. Yes - It is super dirty - has only one beer on draft; Bud light - Serves Corona in a can = "Lounge" (for real!) - has an 'awesome' bar tender who makes rules on the go, just like MLB (you can see how big a sore point it was for me!) - I got the pleasure of being served by the very same 'awesome', 'cool', 'fabulous' bartender again! - Is perfect for not so light of heart, and absolutely not for Gandhi followers (hypothetical followers or not) at least because of all the filthy back rooms one gets the displeasure of witnessing (not just the dirty action), but seriously the dirty everything - smell, dirt, dust everywhere, etc etc etc... So, I think, if you are into dirt and filth, and into doing dirty things in dirt and filth, and you are not a violent person who does not get offended by semi skinny bar tenders who make up rules on the go, and hypothetically don't feel like punching them in their face for making rules on the go - this could be a 5 star 'lounge' for you. Go for it!!

Dark, dirty, cramped, gay porn on the TVs and a "naughty section" of the bar where there were guys engaging in intercourse...not my kinda place.