Who do I speak with about checking to see if a wallet was found here. I think I left it the other night.
Rob “Rob” Taylor-Couch
Love it
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
marybeth McCaffrey
Thank you Antoine and Drake! I’m the film person that needed your help. You made my day and helped me out!! 🫶✌️
Arshia Nikounejad
i was denied entry because i was wearing an N95 mask. im sure most people expected vulnerable groups to have passed away from covid during the first few waves, so when they see people wearing masks today i think they hoped we didn’t exist, or that we would hide ourselves away. i’m sure many queer people feel a similar feeling, so it’s hurtful as a queer person to be treated like that. i never got to go to a queer club before i became severely disabled from covid. i felt well enough to go and have some fun, and this cemented the fact that immunocompromised and disabled people are shunned, ostracized, and forced out of spaces for trying to exist while protecting themselves. even in the communities that should be inclusive.
Jackson Clark
This is for whoever “Anthony” is at the Eagle. He’s a total control freak piece of work. He was less than pleasing to me and the group of people I brought from out of state to come to this bar for queer fun. I’d imagine this is a place of safety and fun, but obviously the owner doesn’t care. Anthony made it less than fun, stating that our wristbands weren’t valid and that we needed to go to the door to pay for a stamp. We had no clue of that, and had paid for our wristbands hours earlier. We ended up leaving after we had our diminishing and degrading run in with him. It wasn’t even that we needed a “stamp”, he personally attacked me and my group. He was immensely rude, demeaning, and condescending from the second we made contact with him. I would never come back to the Atlanta Eagle or recommend anyone I know to come to Atlanta Eagle after our interaction with him. I was shocked how rude and controlling he was towards us. It made our pride weekend pretty bad after our main goal to go to in Atlanta was Atlanta Eagle. He should be fired. Dear owner of Atlanta Eagle, he’s treating your participants like garbage and that’s nothing to be proud of. We won’t be back when we’re in town until Anthony is gone. He’s a total disaster to your business.
Samantha Simbre
Drag show was amazing!!! Everyone so nice!! Love our bartender Raqui.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Joe Reyes
The Eagle Atlanta was absolutely electric over Pride weekend, and our group of eight had an unforgettable time. From the moment we walked in, the energy was palpable—welcoming, vibrant, and unapologetically bold. The second floor was where we spent most of our night, dancing under the lights to a DJ who knew exactly how to keep the crowd moving. The music was a perfect mix of house, pop, and throwback anthems, and the space gave us room to let loose while still feeling connected to the pulse of the party.
What really stood out, though, was the patio. It offered a breath of fresh air—literally and socially. We met so many interesting, kind, and expressive people out there. Whether we were sharing laughs over drinks or just soaking in the atmosphere, it felt like a true celebration of community. The crowd was diverse and open, and the staff kept things running smoothly without ever feeling intrusive.
Atmosphere: 5
Soheil Ak
Too crowded . Maybe because it was the pride weekend in Atlanta? We could barely walk
Robert Hensley
Lovely family brunch spot
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Paulana Hall
The drag show was beautiful and the crowd was absolutely great. The club overall was pretty crowded, however everyone was super chill and no one seemed to have any issues.
Friday night was better than i expected! Drag show was spectacular and cocktail server/ bartender asian fella was so attentive and friendly. Definitely recommend it
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
William Barfield
Rocky was great with karaoke OMG!!!! Me and my people had the best time. You have no idea!!!! He is the perfect best person to host it
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Benoit Sabourin
Best gay bar in ATL! You’ll find all kinds of people here an it’s a blast! Saturday night is the best.
Who do I speak with about checking to see if a wallet was found here. I think I left it the other night.
Love it
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Thank you Antoine and Drake!
I’m the film person that needed your help. You made my day and helped me out!! 🫶✌️
i was denied entry because i was wearing an N95 mask. im sure most people expected vulnerable groups to have passed away from covid during the first few waves, so when they see people wearing masks today i think they hoped we didn’t exist, or that we would hide ourselves away. i’m sure many queer people feel a similar feeling, so it’s hurtful as a queer person to be treated like that. i never got to go to a queer club before i became severely disabled from covid. i felt well enough to go and have some fun, and this cemented the fact that immunocompromised and disabled people are shunned, ostracized, and forced out of spaces for trying to exist while protecting themselves. even in the communities that should be inclusive.
This is for whoever “Anthony” is at the Eagle. He’s a total control freak piece of work. He was less than pleasing to me and the group of people I brought from out of state to come to this bar for queer fun. I’d imagine this is a place of safety and fun, but obviously the owner doesn’t care. Anthony made it less than fun, stating that our wristbands weren’t valid and that we needed to go to the door to pay for a stamp. We had no clue of that, and had paid for our wristbands hours earlier. We ended up leaving after we had our diminishing and degrading run in with him. It wasn’t even that we needed a “stamp”, he personally attacked me and my group. He was immensely rude, demeaning, and condescending from the second we made contact with him. I would never come back to the Atlanta Eagle or recommend anyone I know to come to Atlanta Eagle after our interaction with him. I was shocked how rude and controlling he was towards us. It made our pride weekend pretty bad after our main goal to go to in Atlanta was Atlanta Eagle. He should be fired. Dear owner of Atlanta Eagle, he’s treating your participants like garbage and that’s nothing to be proud of. We won’t be back when we’re in town until Anthony is gone. He’s a total disaster to your business.
Drag show was amazing!!! Everyone so nice!! Love our bartender Raqui.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
The Eagle Atlanta was absolutely electric over Pride weekend, and our group of eight had an unforgettable time. From the moment we walked in, the energy was palpable—welcoming, vibrant, and unapologetically bold. The second floor was where we spent most of our night, dancing under the lights to a DJ who knew exactly how to keep the crowd moving. The music was a perfect mix of house, pop, and throwback anthems, and the space gave us room to let loose while still feeling connected to the pulse of the party.
What really stood out, though, was the patio. It offered a breath of fresh air—literally and socially. We met so many interesting, kind, and expressive people out there. Whether we were sharing laughs over drinks or just soaking in the atmosphere, it felt like a true celebration of community. The crowd was diverse and open, and the staff kept things running smoothly without ever feeling intrusive.
Atmosphere: 5
Too crowded . Maybe because it was the pride weekend in Atlanta? We could barely walk
Lovely family brunch spot
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The drag show was beautiful and the crowd was absolutely great. The club overall was pretty crowded, however everyone was super chill and no one seemed to have any issues.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Friday night was better than i expected! Drag show was spectacular and cocktail server/ bartender asian fella was so attentive and friendly. Definitely recommend it
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Rocky was great with karaoke OMG!!!! Me and my people had the best time. You have no idea!!!! He is the perfect best person to host it
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best gay bar in ATL! You’ll find all kinds of people here an it’s a blast! Saturday night is the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Not very wheelchair accessible/friendly...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Reasonable drinks in the musics awesome
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
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