Club Diversity

i found the bartender to be very rude and off putting

Great bar and the owners are awesome!

Always awsome cocktail! House made pizza is good for when the hunger strick. Service is always amazing. Noise is low, they don't play booming music. Having a conversation is really easy here!

Cozy spot that appears to be in a converted home. Attract great people & the staff are friendly

This is still the most inclusive LBGT+ Club in the city, typically hosting events for various groups. Small groups can reserve smaller spaces downstairs, with larger events upstairs. For the event, last night I attended, they opened the satellite bar upstairs, glad to not navigate climbing stairs, carrying drinks. Of course they make the best Chocolate Martinis in town.

Great karaoke every Wednesday and Sunday starting at 7 PM with Jason Waltke, of EJE, a company specializing in quality karaoke.

Came here for the first time tonight and wish I would’ve gone literally anywhere else. The bartender gave a “if you’re not a regular I don’t care” attitude. They were playing soft Christmas music which was fine but after awhile I tried to play a TouchTunes song and the bartender literally shouted “SORRY BUT NO,” across the bar and continued playing Christmas music. They had the TouchTunes turned off and were playing via Bluetooth (I assume), so I wasted money on playing a song. Of course, some of the regulars soon after requested a song be played and the bartender was quick to queue it, in a facetious attitude towards my partner and I. You shouldn’t offer TouchTunes if, as the staff, you’re going to commandeer it. Very toxic vibe for what appears to be a struggling bar. The aesthetic of the bar is great and they have so much potential, the drinks are strong, but the bartender of 12/6/25 is a bad for business, in my experience.