DC Eagle

Hot place

very welcoming ❤️🧡💛💚💜

Really had a good time; always like Eagle in different cities. Was going to give higher start rating. However, 1 star for suspicious credit charges that were not made by me when monthly banking report was reviewed. Visitors like me, 2 words for you: Be Careful!!! Update: Owner reached out and I appreciated the efforts. Changed my star rating. But, I would still recommend visitors to use cash instead of cards to avoid surprising charges.

Very fun, odd parking due to construction. Has lockers, two smoking patios.

Big venue. Hard to find though. Have to turn down road next to the bridge in order to get there. It has 3 levels.

Ratchet Level: Medium Cover: $30 Music: Hip-Hop/RnB Not sure if this place has any relation to “Eagle” the new gay bar in Baltimore (which I also did a review for this weekend) but welcome to DC Eagle. The venue is in the cut and parking is weird. We parked in the plaza in front which has a gate so you have to walk around and come down a dirt path next to a freeway bridge. I’m not sure if it is closer parking to be honest. There was two entrances. The bottom floor seemed to have more of a white gay event going on and all the minorities were going to the right which lead upstairs. The cover charge was $30 cash/credit. That is a bit much even for DC. Regardless we entered and had to go up two stories of stairs which both had a patio. No one was outside, but the rainbow lights which lit up the walls sort of like a gay Bat-signal. The theme in the inside what I would describe as warehouse. The grungy rave type of look. The restroom was dirty. There is a small stage with a DJ at the top. One bar in the right with extremely overpriced drinks and an open dance floor. Everything here was over priced. I only pay this much at pride events. Overall it was cute. The place was no where near packed in a Saturday night. I blame the cover charge and customer service honestly. Go here as a last resort, but you’ll have more fun at Secrets or Fireplace. More reviews from your favorite international club critic; Shamel Jones.

Staff was friendly and drink prices decent. The neighborhood is a little creepy, and the parking lot hard to get into if you don't know exactly where you are going - some way-finding would be ideal for new visitors. We were surprised at how few people there were at such a popular place.