What we say
Mega-mall of dance clubs
It's huge: three dance floors, two restaraunts, eight bars--including a leather bar--drag shows, male strippers. They've been pulling in a more diverse crowd -- which means lots of hip straights mingle on the dance floors.
22 reviewsWhat visitors say
Posted: September 11, 2009
We have been going to the Gay 90's for many, MANY years! It used to be fabulously wonderful however there are now so many str8s that we prefer to go the other REAL gay bars in this great city
Posted: September 07, 2009
Yes this place is run down and a little ghetto but the crowd is very interesting and very diverse.The drag shows are very good.I love the back bar on the first floor you have to go through the men's room to access it.it'scool sleazy fun.
Posted: September 04, 2009
I've been to Gay 90's a few times in my travels over the years, and always had a good time. Yes, it's old and sticky, but that's what I loved... the horribly dated decor downstairs, the $5.99 spaghetti dinner special, the bingo nights. A drag queen/waiter on my last visit said it was being sold and changing management, and from the other reviews I'm guessing it's changed for the worse. On my last visit it was still fun, still served great drinks, and the many rooms and themes meant there was something for everyone. Here's hoping it comes back to it's tattered glory!
Posted: August 05, 2009
Well, this place should not be called Gay 90s as it was packed with non-gay. Drinks are decent, but the crowds were very mixed and sparsed; and with the expensive cover; definitely not worth it; unless you gota mixed crowd and just wanna drink and dance and lounge around.
Posted: July 18, 2009
Stepping into the Gay 90s is like being placed in an episode of The Twilight Zone. I normally appreciate mixed crowds, but the scene at the 90s makes for a tense environment. On any given night, the patrons are comprised of a combination of homosexuals, heterosexuals, transients, thugs, and drag queens. Furthermore, to call the 90s the "Mega-Mall of gay clubs" is like calling Louie Anderson a "Mega-Comedian." Yes, they're both big, but they're both also dumps. The 90s has multiple rooms with different themes playing different styles of music -kinda cool. Unfortunately, the crowds seem so separate that I've often felt unwelcome. The 90s is big, dirty, smelly, and sticky. Sunday nights seem to be its only popular night. Sundays are 18+, so be advised if you do or do not like young guys.
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