Gay night club

Went for their New Year's Eve party and had so much fun with good music! The bartender's were super sweet and did an amazing job! And the Drag Queens were so pretty! It was a great night up until the end, when I went to the washroom and some drunk dude came up to touch my back... That was the only ick.

It's a very cute little place. Just a bit too small for my liking.

Wait staff is lively and energetic... But it is very hard to find them. It seems like there are just two people serving everyone. They may need more staff.Sangria is alright. We wanted more, too bad it was so hard to find someone to order from.

Outside of this place being 100% open to people of all kind they are more than friends they are more like family and there’s nothing like walking into a place where there doorman makes you wanna spend a night I love Howard the door man he amazing at what he doesn’t for Gigi’s and they cast is even more loving

I strongly recommend that this place stop lossing money by being a bar ! The place should be turned into a gathering house for LGBTQ+ because the place only get visited by regular people and it's far away from a nightclub atmosphere. Night clubs don't do drags and bingo events . The place needs a really better management

I have lived in Bellingham my whole life and rumors has always had a good reputation. However, the other night I have become aware that it has changed. The employee at the door openly mocked my friends and I for asking why they were requiring facial identifications. The other employee, who may have actually been the owner, spoke to us briefly about it then walked away. I have never been treated so poorly at any establishment. They made me feel like I am unwelcome in my own home. They do not deserve to be in business. Do not go there.

Not a club in the traditional, spacious, modern, and secure dance oriented venue. Cramped as it a small space, mostly furnished with folding plastic tables and similar chairs. Has a legitimate bar but no sense of style and very much in the industrial, mid 20th century style of the Oshawa of old. Doubles as community hub during the week, so lacks funding to update interior. Dance floor is highly limited. The crowd seems to be very cliquey and does not take well to outsiders interupting their vibe nor imposing on their views of dos and don'ts. Setting externally is an industrial area of Oshawa and offer a dank, squished corner in one of the plazas there. Parking is hard to maneuver as well. Security is non professional and folks choke the entry way, as the dressing room for performers is right off the entry hallway. Overall needs a tremendous reno physically and a reorientation in terms of purpose and vibe. Its website's claim to be the hottest LGBTQ+ venue in the Durham Region is mostly due to it being the only venue dedicated to this community east of Ajax or Whitby until Kingston.

Pool table is very different and awesome. Wonderful place to enjoy

Fun atmosphere, great music choice, and thank you kendra (I think that was the name of security/staff member) for helping me find a lost personal item lol

This place is alright, plays too much country music. Staff is nice but I don't wanna go back because the style of music they place is not very modern