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Dark-lit, multilevel gay leather-&-Levis bar with a roof deck.
From Google Maps reviews.
Was very busy on Friday March 21st 2026. DJ Curtis Atchison was bumping some amazing quality beats. He was really good and had me dancing. I should have left after I connected with the bottom I met 🤫 had I known the coat check line would be 30 minutes to an hour wait upon leaving. Overall it made for a good memory and life experience. There are three floors which can take a moment to explore the logistics. I’m very competent, assertive, and these spaces align with my work, so I happily attended
its really going strong. Every night can be your favorite. The themed evenings attract a crowd...the unthemed nights attract plenty of hot guys who make it what they want too. Managment are doing a great job because this is a well controlled, well watched venue that feels freer than most. No rules (until you do something idiotic). No telling off the punters for this and that..(assuming youre not acting like a kid). Punters respected as grown. Simples. But it takes a lot to fine tune security so
If you're on the fence about going to Eagle, well just hop off already and get your bum over there. I finally did and realized I had been missing out all this time. This fantastically grungy place is fueled by a mix of thumping beats, leather harnesses, and shirtless men. Even at its busiest, the vibe stays open, fun, and surprisingly well organized. The Wednesday before thanksgiving is apparently known for being the busiest night at the Eagle, and this year's record crowd should have sunk the
From the Jun 4, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Flies were present in the space.
Evidence of mice was found on site.
Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.