Dean

Really cool vibes. We went there for an Afro-Caribbean / Afro-Latin dancing DJ night. The music was great, there were a lot of people dancing (but it wasn’t terrrrribly crowded), and the drinks were good (nothing too extravagant but they were good). Would def come here again.

Bartenders seem overwhelmed by 4 customers. Ask them for peanuts or chips and you'll get forwarded to Uber eats. Also: what's wrong about asking what time a show begins? The wannabe bathroom (one !) has UV light. Last time I checked that's to prevent people finding their venes. Really?

M- T-

Cute cozy bar. Came for salsa night, it was good. Music was good and I appreciate the coat rack. The bathroom gets stuck tho

William Henderson

I’ve been here several times, it’s always a nice chill calm vibe. Sometimes they have a DJ jamming in the front of the bar, sometimes they open the back for a real party. The bartenders are really cool people but their drinks are a bit pricey in my opinion. We aren’t in Bushwick, we live in Crown Heights :). It was a bit frustrating because the back deck they usually have a smoking spot was closed off this Saturday, but they let us smoke outside in front of the building instead so that was nice. They have some great dance parties here!

Zakkry Walls

Cute place, I think I just went on the wrong date and time because there were only 7 people in the place and 4 were the band members. Will try again later. Lovely bar staff and nice people. The decor was beautiful, too!

Jonathan Argudo

Great party spot. Bathroom situation needs improvement. There seems to be a second one hidden somewhere but had a hard time finding it. Maybe I'm just blind. Otherwise great spot for drinking and dancing.

Owen Miller

It's a shame about the wine selection being entirely on the low end, but otherwise a great place to hang out, with cool vibes and regular performances.

I went last night around 1 AM for the first time! I was recommended this place by a few of my friends as a good alternative from the venues I usually go. For context, I’m pretty into the EDM scene, but these days I prefer R&B/Hiphop venues or events when I go on a night out. Imagine my surprise when I showed up and they were playing house. I don’t remember which genre of house, but it was similar to the sets I’d catch at festivals when I wanted to wind down. 2010s deep/classic house is the best example I found on Youtube. I didn’t mind it because it was a genre I still listened to heavily, but it wasn’t what my friends and I were going for that night so we ended up leaving after 20 minutes. I’m sure it was a fluke or something, so I’ll be trying again in the near future. I just wish the music was closer to what was advertised 🥲

K.G.F Hip-Hop

I went there the other night and the bartender the girl specifically was extremely rude also agnoring people and arguing with customers and tipping herself on every transaction the atmosphere is cool but the music is lame as well all like 80's techno nothing relavent at all i dont recommend anyone going unless u wanna get pissed off a bad attitude from the servers agnoring u and tipping themselves only good experience was the bouncer that guy is awesome

J. de Sousa

I've been going to this bar for at least 7 years, I used to consider numerous employees there if not friends then lovely acquaintances who I would always go and say hi to before anything else. Usually, I endeavour to bring friends with me who have never been so that F&L gets more patrons. I never use a disrespectful tone or language, and whenever I exit the smoking area at the back I try to bring in empty glasses/cans/bottles to help a bit with the clean up. I will not name any names because even if I am not viewed as worthy of any basic decency and respect, I refuse to reproduce any of that energy. I have three questions regarding the last time I went in,. Why was it that the bouncer was commenting negatively about me as if I wasn't there to my male friend when we were entering? Didn't think that was his business at all. When I tried to check him he said something rude and then went on talking to my friend about me as if I wasn't standing right there using very sexist language. I did not know this bouncer. Why was it that immediately after giving me my order one bartender who's been there for years thought it was alright to go and talk about me to another bartender when I was standing right there waiting to pay? And why is it that I have seen men openly stalk women around a room, the women look afraid and uncomfortable and there will be a manager close by but those men are never thrown out? There was a skinny little brown man who stayed within 5 feet of a woman while she was dancing towards the end one night at all times even though the floor was mostly empty and he didn't know any of her friends or her. She kept moving around the room because she was afraid and he kept following her. Hopefully he didn't keep up the behaviour when she left, because no one cared about her safety. Last time I went in, my face got grabbed by some random huge white man very roughly when I was walking by. I pulled away in shock and he grabbed my face again and tilted it upwards. I pulled away and went and stood by the front bar, terrified and triggered. My last question, this one to you, would it have made sense to bring this up with the bouncer who saw me as less than human because of my gender? Would the bartenders - who had something to say about me when all I was doing was ordering a drink using the same courtesy and cheerfulness as always - have done anything ? The last time I was present when someone else got aggressive at a bartender, I checked in with the person who got yelled at and the others on shift to make sure they were ok and offer support if possible. I have always seen them as not just human but wonderful humans and try to make sure they feel that way especially on Friday and Saturday nights. I used to be so happy to see some people who worked there. don't know what changed and why, but this is not a save space for women or queers. There are a lot of other spots in that area and other parts of Brooklyn that aren't so sexist/racist/toxic/physically and emotionally harmful. Stay away!

Shannon Spaulding

Came out with a few friends on a Saturday night. The bouncer needs therapy, a hug or perhaps a raise to combat his internal turmoil that he takes out on potential consumers. Turned multiple woman away from the line for minor grievances.

Katherine Okerlund

Staff let's patrons leave dogs leashed unattended outside. Dog's owner is drinking inside while the dog is panting in 90+ degree weather on a short leash. Not a place to come back to

Brown

This spot was actually super disappointing for me. The bar area is incredibly tiny. Unfortunately the bartenders was on some sort of substance and seemed very confused or out of it. My friend was disappointed in her drink and it was also expensive. They had a show in the back, but there was a cover. I wouldn’t return.

leander moore

The place has turned into a loser's paradise. They make people wait outside in line to make it look like it's packed, but you can clearly see inside through the door. A friend who was inside in the back also mentioned that it wasn't crowded. So, why the line at the door? It's also clear that they only want a certain type of person to enter, as the bouncer wasn't letting black people in. This place used to be great, but now it's just full of losers. Good luck.