Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieA small, friendly gay lounge with a neighborhood vibe & weekly events like drag-queen karaoke.
From Google Maps reviews.
My friends and I chose Suite to celebrate our upcoming graduation, and unfortunately it ended up being a disappointing experience. We had barely sat down when the bartender with the loose waves came over to “remind” us about the two‑drink minimum. A drink policy isn’t the issue — this is New York, we all know how that works. The issue was the unnecessarily rude and policing tone he used, which immediately made us feel unwelcome. When we went to order our first round, I asked if we could add our
Pretty unfortunate that we were treated with so much disrespect and dismissiveness immediately upon entering by the bartender. It's hard as a queer woman to find queer spaces that are inclusive. I'd recommend The Hamilton that's right next door! It's not an explicitly queer bar, but the folks working there are part of the community and are extremely welcoming.
I hate to leave a bad review on a queer space, but it’s now the third time I come and the bar tender has an attitude, policing me and my friends (black and brown) and not saying anything to white people. Comes up to the table, kareoke hasn’t even started, we just ordered our first drink, and says, “you need to order two drinks to stay or sing.” My friends submitted a kareoke card first and were they called, no. But a while man, on his first drink, I know because he was with our larger party, su
From the Feb 9, 2023 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.