The Bottom Line (Closed Permanently)

A Premier Club

What a hot spot! Being new to the area and visiting each of the local gay bars, the Bottom Line seems to caters to all ages and lifestyles. I found the people to be friendly and warm, however you get what you give in life! The energy and the music trendy and upbeat! With 8 bars getting a drink was easy breezy! I got hot from dancing my buns off and stumbled into and outside private fence back yard! Thus area I found to be peaceful were I could carry a conversation with the HOT men. The best highlight was being able to cruise the second floor u shaped wrapped around deck, never seen that a another club before! I love the decor expecially the bar on the right is a must see! Ok let me tell you about the amazing lighting in the main bar! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G

Dump that needs a facelift

Was the talk of the town back in the day but is nothing but a dump now. Straight bartenders at a gay club? Drag show was boring, drinks are weak and overall dull. Could be great again if someone actually put aome work and money into it

DEAD!

The place was huge, but there was noone there!

Good space, tiny crowd

On a Friday night in a town with only 3 gay bars, you'd think the biggest one would be packed... but you'd be wrong if you were thinking about TBL. The place boasts 7 bars (though I could only count 5), a dance floor, a catwalk "deck" above, an outdoor patio, a "cruise bar" with pool and games, and "Sammy's," a karaoke room covered in drag queen headshots. While the space could use a little sprucing up (an ottoman was holding the door open between rooms, and plastic party table-cloths were duct-taped to the cabaret tables), it's no wonder the management has no decor budget... there was no one there! The drag show (one queen, "Miss Vanessa") started late (after the bartender changed the sign from 12 to 12:30, she started at 12:36 and was done by 12:51), and ended with gratuitous breast-implant nudity. We still had fun, but this gay bar needs more gays!