dustin12

The usual amount of twinks and girls screaming all over the place and pushing people out of the way...but there are some guys in their 30's and older. No way you can meet them but at least there is a place in Toronto where they still can be seen. Staff are unfriendly, but what the hell that is part of TO's charm. If you are from out of town it may be hard to get used to. The music is ok. The dance floor lights are so bright that if you happen to look up as the DJ is spewing out what he thinks is art, you will probably lose your sight. For Toronto it is as good as it gets. As for character and personality....you are in the wrong city for that.

Great and I mean great music, lots of great looking men and unforutately lots of cliques. Even a crow bar couldn't get you in the middle of that. Very Torontoish. Tried the first floor, second floor and even the back room. Not a smile to be seen and not chance in hell of meeting anyone. It was clear that what this bar thinks it is a what it is are two different things.

The new barn is one of the biggest twinky holes I have ever seen. I had not been in Toronto for some time and remember the Barn as a celebration of masculinity. Well those days are completely gone. It is ridiculous really, how something like this could happen. As far as I can tell masculine males seem to have been banned from the Toronto's gay village. Certainly from the Barn. The security are rude, bar staff have attitude and service is beyond bad. If you are into the company of men avoid this place and the TO village in general.