Queens Open Mind
Visitors praise the friendly waitresses. However, many complain about excessive smoking in the enclosed space and the lack of a proper dance floor due to tables being crammed in. Some also found the music selection disappointing for a gay club.
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We arrived early to get a table without a reservation—one of those small individual tables. Less than an hour later, they took our table away because we weren't drinking more than the amount my friends and I had bought. And they were smoking way too much in that enclosed space.
Awful DJ. Five hours of reggaeton and they call themselves a gay club. The music sounded like a dive bar in the Plan 3000 neighborhood. They played barely a Lady Gaga song cut in half and one Britney Spears song. Techno: 0. Electronic: 0. Plus, there's no dance floor. They crammed the place with tables, practically up to the bathroom, making the whole thing incredibly uncomfortable.
If you don't smoke, I don't recommend it. As a tourist, I was very bothered by so many people smoking. It should be like other establishments with designated smoking areas outside. I don't recommend it; it's a terrible place.
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Last updated on 23 October 2026