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This small, grungy dyke bar sits just a couple of blocks away from the [[Center for Thanatology]] in Brooklyn. It's solid metal door, often pasted over with various music flyers, does little to betray the use of the building. | This small, grungy dyke bar sits just a couple of blocks away from the [[Center for Thanatology]] in Brooklyn. It's solid metal door, often pasted over with various music flyers, does little to betray the use of the building. Though sitting behind the barred glass of the sole window, is a pink neon lit sign. | ||
Inside the narrow row building is an unassuming lounge. A few shadowy booths line the far wall, while the nearest is blockaded by a long bar top and accompanying stools. The space between offers room enough for a handful of bistro tables, as well as a relatively open dancefloor near the jukebox and low-sitting "stage". Toward the back of the room is a single billiards table and a shallow hallway leading the the restroom. | Inside the narrow row building is an unassuming lounge. A few shadowy booths line the far wall, while the nearest is blockaded by a long bar top and accompanying stools. The space between offers room enough for a handful of bistro tables, as well as a relatively open dancefloor near the jukebox and low-sitting "stage". Toward the back of the room is a single billiards table and a shallow hallway leading the the restroom. |
Latest revision as of 13:52, 30 April 2022
This small, grungy dyke bar sits just a couple of blocks away from the Center for Thanatology in Brooklyn. It's solid metal door, often pasted over with various music flyers, does little to betray the use of the building. Though sitting behind the barred glass of the sole window, is a pink neon lit sign.
Inside the narrow row building is an unassuming lounge. A few shadowy booths line the far wall, while the nearest is blockaded by a long bar top and accompanying stools. The space between offers room enough for a handful of bistro tables, as well as a relatively open dancefloor near the jukebox and low-sitting "stage". Toward the back of the room is a single billiards table and a shallow hallway leading the the restroom.