Micky's Weho

The secuity is an absolute joke. Don't let them hold any of your posessions, they'll lose whatever they're supposed to be responsible enough to hold on to. If you're carrying something with you for personal defense, just hide it in your underwear, because the inept security will lose it quickly. Drinks are decent, but overpriced.

In such a big city, this is the place I always come back to. Every time I walk in, I can finally relax, forget about everything, and just be myself. The bartenders are amazing, the cocktails are always beautifully presented, and the atmosphere is exactly my vibe. It's one of those places that makes you feel welcome every single time. I always have a great evening here and can't wait to come back. Highly recommended!

Disorganized drag shows. We bought a 10 PM VIP ticket for $30 and arrived before 9 PM to just be in the space. It didn't get us a seat and we had to leave or stand against the back wall. Not for $30 dollars and drinks that are $20-23 each. These are not stars. Its drag. The management should write numbers in the wrist bands and the numbers should correlate with seats and then first come first serve for seating. Its highly unfair to those that paid early and arrived early when management calls people to the seating and people storm the chairs. Its a simple fix and no one should have to suggest this. We had to get a refund after cashing in to get tips for the performers.

This club has gone downhill fast since it got bought out a couple years ago and the new owners fired most of the staff — which was half the reason I used to go in the first place. I used to love the RuPaul’s Drag Race viewing parties, but now they charge insane covers and the crowd has vanished. I paid $30 for last night’s party and there were fewer than 20 people there, probably scared off by the price. The website even says you need to pay an extra $10 on top of the $20 cover just to guarantee a seat. But when I showed up, they just waved me in and said sit anywhere — no one was checking tickets or handing out the wristbands they used to use. So that “fee” is basically fake at this point, since there’s clearly not enough demand to need it. On top of that, the screen is small and hard to see even in a half-empty room. The hosts and bartenders who made this place special are all gone. It’s obvious the new owners care about squeezing out profit, not the experience — and the soul of the place left with the staff who used to run it.

18 dollars a shot yall

18 dollars a shot yall