Stag PDX

Terrible experience. There are certain activities you should keep private behind closed doors while these types of people tend to love to do it all out in the open… PUBLIC INDECENCY. A lot of shoving, rude guests, and the ambience is underwhelming and unwelcoming

Really fun gay space. Only problem is the number of obnoxious women who don't realize they're ruining the vibe. But the place is great, drinks are great, and talent is great. Definitely stop by.

Bartenders Isaiah, Cupcake, and Forrest (saving the best for last) are the best. They are great. Great customer service and wonderful attitudes. Cowboy and Leo and my favorite dancers!

My friends and I came to celebrate our birthdays since we’re all in a week of each other and opted for the VIP booking. It was beyond amazing! The drag host explained everything and frequently checked in on us for any questions or needs. The food was amazing and the wait staff/bartender were on top of busting and orders. Had amazing interactions with the dancers showing love to the group. Special shoutout to Cowboy, Cupcake, Allen, and Silk! You guys made our night awesome! Thanks Stag

How to conduct yourself at Drag Brunch: 1. Be happy to be there. 2. Enjoy the brunch (great cooking, could use more seasoning in the sausage gravy, but also I have a spicy palette). 3. Bring $$$ to tip the drag dancers, exchange cash for $1 bills at the bar if you need to. This is drag performance etiquette. 4. Drag is bawdy. Get in the spirit. This is drag perfomance etiquette. Regardless of your gender or sexual orientation, you will have a good time at the Drag Brunch if drag and brunch are your thing. I can't speak to how the bar is during non-Drag Brunch hours. Never been. There is fat-friendly seating, you may have to ask for it. The miser in me needs to say $1 mimosas to $3 mimosas is a big price jump. That's all.