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The Bartenders are good and smart and will get you buzzed. If you like to spend money in the jukebox, there are nice selections. There were only a few people there when I went on a Wednesday night, they were friendly tourists and made conversation, and the bartender made sure we had a good time. When I walked out the door, I didn't have a dime left and don't remember spending it, but I got my money's worth. If that place was busy it would probably be a blast.

For some reason they didn't charge me the $20 out-of-towner charge, maybe because I came in with 3 locals. In 8 1/2 the music was surprisingly good and the bartender was cute and friendly. On the Piranha side they played music videos for a hot moment, I think, and then allowed people to send texts to the screen, somewhat adolescent to me, but there's no accounting for taste. We left because the locals that I befriended at the other bar thought the drink prices were too high. It was okay, but not worth a special trip.

I'm from Cincinnati and the boys back home said this was a must-go place. When I got there I remembered that the boys back home have low standards for entertainment and little imagination, so this was their speed. It's just a bar and nothing more. But at least they play those canned Techno video that everyone else plays. However, I did meet a guy there that was into me; the attention was nice. Otherwise, the place was nothing to write home to mother about.

This club seemed to have good energy as they try to please both male and female. On a Saturday night the DJ (a straight guy) actually played my request and could beatmix, a combination that is rare especially in gay bars. I returned on a Monday for Karaoke which was surprisingly awful. For Las Vegas to be the "Entertainment Capital of the World", the gay life is tragic. I flew into Vegas for a convention and this bar had its moments.

when I got there. Got a good drink. The crowd was mature, but everyone seemed to have a good time on the dance floor. The DJ wouldn't play anything mainstream even with a $10 tip. But I had a really good time.

The place is modern. The crowd was kinda pretty. The cute bartender knew how to make a good drink. Met some friendly people and we went barhopping. Cute DJ who seemed to enjoy his music more than anyone, but I eventually got into it and had a good time.

Went on Friday night with a newly made friend in NYC. First time in NYC. This place wouldn't make it in Cincinnati, which has the lowest standards. $8 cover charge. Very low production. The lights were outdated in the 80's. I know it was 80's night, but really. The drinks were in small plastic glasses... Couldn't wait to get out of there. BTW. That was a gay bar?

They've always served me weak drinks. Maybe I have a bad attitude. When we were teens we called this place "Golden Trolls". The place is ugly and they feature amateur djs.

There is a nice Dance Floor. The drinks are awesome, you will get crocked. Bartenders are good-looking, friendly, and quick. If go-go boys means hustlers, they're there. Otherwise, I think they meant Drag Queens as they are inescapable at Shooters. Oddly, the weekly Friday Night Drag shows aren't mentioned . If you love drag shows, there is one every Friday nite and Country line dancing on Saturdays. And from what I heard, it snows all year long at Shooters.

For a dive like that, the drinks are okay. Check out the Karaoke on Sunday. It truly is the worst. A place this big should have more self-respect. So, when you get to the point where you just don't care about yourself or life anymore, go to the Subway.

Very down-to-earth bar, no stuck-ups there. Friendly bar staff. Drag shows on Fridays and Saturdays. If you're a stranger you will be well-received. However, don't think about making a suggestion to the owner or he will bite your head off. The jukebox is awful and the same videos play over and over. The raggediest (is that a word?), okay, most raggedy Karaoke books in the universe.

The jukebox is pretty interesting. The drinks are strong. I like the bartenders. If you like a place where everyone in the bar can hear your conversation and they play one channel of sports in low definition on three flat screens, this is the place for you.

If you like S&M (Stand and Model), this place is for you. You must be on the "A-list" to get good service. It is a great place if you don't know better, never left Cincinnati, like mediocre food, or have never experienced real fine dining. However, the Karaoke does have a good-sized crowd.