What we say
Seattle's lesbian bar with a great jukebox
4 reviewsWhat visitors say
Patrons don't care if you're gay or straight, if you're a male, you are made to feel VERY unwelcome. A lesbian friend of mine was visiting from out of town and the bartender refused to serve me. Embarrassed, I had to ask my friend to order the drinks. We had to leave because patrons blocked me from using the restrooms. I understand that many of the patrons remember an era when they were made to feel unwelcome at gay bars and harbor resentment from those days, but they need to bring themselves into the 21st century.
A very friendly atmosphere. Bartenders and waitresses are very friendly. Doesn't really matter what time you go, the crowd is great. Prices a reasonable even for someone for a small town like me.
If you are over the age of 30, not the place to meet for a drink except in the early afternoon. Gay men be warned, this is not the place for you. I met a friend and he was most uncomfortable after received some not so nice stares from the other patrons when he walked in. The food is good, the wait staff are always nice, but if you are over 30 or 40 and want a place to meet a friend for a drink be it male or female after 9:00 don't go to the Rose...mostly the young crowd who are not overly welcoming.
Wildrose is a great place for the hommies to hang out. Great selection of music on the jukebox and of course as all us "studs" know there's gotta be a pool table there for us to hang out. Decent food, strong drinks and great atmosphere. Easy to find and kinda industrial sitting meets CHEERS.
So, what do you say?