Felix's Atlanta

A decent small gay bar in Ansley Square. Pretty good prices on drinks and staff are engaging. Colorful back patio. If the Eagle is too loud or crowded it’s a great place to take a break at and chill.

During my visit, I had a very upsetting experience as I was leaving the property. After I turned someone down, the situation became hostile and I felt unsafe. Security and staff response did not make me feel protected, and the situation was only addressed after it escalated. I am asking the owner or manager to please review what happened and contact me about this incident. Customer safety should be taken seriously.

Love this place on Fridays in particular. This is a good spot to mingle with Black gays (of course other types are here too) outside of Mixx (too pricey to get in). This place is free usually, the customers are friendly and music is popping on Friday. just ok on Saturday unless you keep telling the dj what to play (the dj on Friday knows what to play). Great place to mingle and party. Drinks could be a little stiffer (I dont drink regularly). Love ne some Felix

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. From the moment I walked in, the energy was completely off — the staff acted like I was bothering them just by showing up. Bartenders were slow, rude, and more interested in chatting with their friends than actually serving paying customers. The drinks? Absolute garbage. Overpriced, watered down, and served in dirty glasses. I’ve had stronger cocktails at house parties. To make it worse, they somehow manage to charge top-shelf prices for bottom-shelf liquor. The whole place smelled like a mix of spilled beer, bleach, and something unmentionable. Floors sticky, bathrooms disgusting — like they hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. Honestly, I didn’t even want to set my drink down anywhere. The music was a train wreck. The DJ clearly had no idea what they were doing — skipping songs halfway through, volume all over the place, killing the vibe completely. And the “crowd” felt more hostile than welcoming. For a bar that’s supposed to be fun and inclusive, the vibe was cliquey, unwelcoming, and borderline unsafe. To top it all off, management couldn’t care less. Complaints went ignored, and instead of fixing problems, the staff rolled their eyes and acted like I was the problem. Bottom line: This is hands down one of the worst nightlife experiences I’ve ever had. Save yourself the time, money, and disappointment — there are way better bars in town than this disaster. Plus some coke dealer named Joel was running up to me trying to sell me illegal narcotics and I’m not with that kind of thing

I always love coming here on Monday’s for Trivia with Candace! I’ve made so many friends and Trace and Brandon always make the bar feel like home for me. And remember, always tip your bartenders!