"Me and my friends were walking down the street towards space bar when we heard “free drag show! Free drag show!” Outside of this place. So we were like hell yeah!!! And walked in. Upon walking in, the music stopped and the host on the mic goes “did you pay to get in here? Oh no no no. You need to pay. Everyone in here paid and you do to, sorry.” Seemed to be some sort of miscommunication or even beef between the person outside and the host inside. Embarrassed the hell out of us. We left promptly and are NEVERRR returning. ◡̈ ◡̈"

"We are sad to see this iconic LGBTIA+ friendly place close. Today was their final blowout bash and I'm so glad I went. Thanks everyone for showing up and showing out!"

"I was so excited to attend my first drag show and the few performers we got to see were amazing! However; after paying ($10/person cover charge and drinks plus tip (30%+ on tip) the bartender told us we had to move or leave because it was “in violation of fire code” where we were. It was fine until more people came in and there was literally nowhere for us to go. The bartender even apologized and basically told us to leave so she could serve other people. I thought it was and inviting friendly bar with bossy girls (we all are) not rude and I’ll take your money be uncomfortable blocking other people or suck it up and leave bar."

"Bossy Grrls is so fun and has great specialty cocktails. They also pour a decent amount of alcohol per drink, which is great. It is a very safe space, the kind of place that I feel comfortable letting my girlfriends go up to the bar or to the bathroom alone, even when they're drunk. They have a cover charge for performances, but it's always well worth it. It is small, so be prepared to squish in during busy times. Also, do yourself a favor and take the bus instead of trying to find parking."

"*** UPDATE BECAUSE THEY RESPONDED TO MY FRIEND AND ARE LYING* It was not a joke or else we wouldn’t have been pointed to go out the door. Also when we were outside I called the worker out and they did not say it was a joke they just said sorry. AND THEN the host still on the microphone said to the door worker the SAME THING “make sure you’re charging everyone a cover”. I’m really annoyed by the response. If it was a joke it would’ve been addressed while I was going off about how embarrassing it was TO THEIR FACE! REVIEW: Friends and I were walking past this establishment when a worker standing at the door said “free drag show” and we said oh really, awesome, let’s go! Even though we weren’t planning on stopping in we decided why not?! Well as soon as we got in, a performer or host got right in my friends face with a microphone announcing to the whole bar that we need to pay a $10 cover and essentially who do we think we are just walking in thinking it’s free. They went on a whole rant on the mic asking the audience to raise their hand if they paid a cover and that they don’t work for free. This was so embarrassing, hostile and unnecessary. It was incredibly overwhelming especially that it was put on blast to the whole bar it would be one thing if a worker who is not holding a mic with a spotlight on them were to ask us to pay but nope. Also the person standing outside said it was free and thats the whole thing that had us stop in! So their communication error put us in a really uncomfortable situation. We left and went to a nearby bar and ran into someone that said they had also just left there and that she was grabbed really hard by a worker and left when she saw what happened to us. This kind of hostile environment is the exact opposite of what the lgbt community needs right now. TLDR; come here if you want to get harassed in front of the whole bar for no reason."