Esin Nikolaev (Esko)

Pieces Bar in NYC is an absolute blast and a must-visit for a fun night out. The drag performances are top-notch, full of energy, humor, and talent that keep the crowd entertained all night. The bartenders are friendly, the drinks are strong, and the vibe is inclusive and welcoming. It’s always a memorable experience!

Jay Villegas

This is my favorite bar to watch amazing drag shows! I think they have the best drag shows and performers in NYC. I also love that the shows would have dance breaks in between and turns into a dance floor after the show. It is packed on the weekends but bcoz it is the best that’s why. ☺️ Alot of performers here from RPDR

Hak Bén

I love coming here for the drag show entertainment, especially on Mondays. The hosts are very funny and put on an excrement show. This is just a small sample of one of the many shows I’ve been to here. The crowd is always great with a lot of energy. Friendly security staff and amazing bartenders that prepare strong drinks. Everything is top notch. I believe on Thursdays they do live drag where they sing live, that’s awesome too. Mondays is drag wars which is so much fun to watch especially with Shiquida hall as the host.

Andrew

Pieces is a historic gay bar in the heart of the west village. It's a chill experience with cool bartenders and culturally relevant music during the day. They have fun weekly shows during the night that change. It gets crowded on the weekend and has a special Sunday program worth checking out. Highly recommended for a night out in the city!

Zax

$24 before tops for 2 bud lights is a bit much, next time will check for deals. Love the Xmas decorations!!

Jenny D (Citybird_Adventures)

This place is a blast! It’s fabulously decorated, with upbeat staff, a lively crowd, and super fun shows. Ruby Roo was behind the bar, and I don’t think I’ve had that much fun on a Tuesday night in ages. I even came back another night just to catch the show again. Definitely a really fun spot to be!

We have always loved pieces, fun atmosphere and great service. But the inflation prices are really hitting this bar. A surfside was $16 and that somehow doesnt feel right. Order a beer or a well drink when you are here.

henrik

Be aware as a foreigner!. I ask for a jus dorange and they charge 4 dollar for the drink, I paid with 20 dollar and the guy walked away with my money and it took a while when he came back with the change, he give me just back 1 dollar, so I said that I paid 20 dollar but he insisted that ir was just 5 dollar. Next time in a bar ,just say to the bartender the value of the bill when you handed de bill over, it prevent them to insist that it's not the value you handed over. It happened twice this trip in 2 different bars. Be aware!!. The guy that did this was a tall black guy, and the time and date was Thursday 13 november at 1825 hours. I asked around after the first scam and I heard that this is pretty common in new York to scam foreigners,to make some extra money. The reason is probably that a lot waiters and barman are pretty underpaid and life in the city is extremely expensive. But it's still bad behavior. I did this proof as an experiment to see if it's really true,and I found out that the guy that told me about this scam has right that this is pretty common.

John Rodriguez

I’m giving this spot a one, only because I can’t give it a 0. Just because I disagreed with how management handled a situation I am now banned for A YEAR from entering other establishments with the same security. Not only that, but the bartender proceeded to GASLIGHT me by saying I did not put my card down for a round of drinks. After 10 mins of saying they did not have my card - leading to someone else putting their card down - they magically found my card. Clearly the bartender was DRUNK and should not have been working at that time. Crazy how a VERBAL disagreement and a DRUNK bartender with too much power leads to a YEAR long ban due to “VIOLENCE” - not only in NYC but outside of it too, NATIONWIDE. I’ll save you time, don’t go here.

C Gavin

Picture it - you’re a young black man who enters a gay bar where you once worked - the bartender named Ruby looks through you, then walks to the other end of the bar - when he returns you greet him and you order a basic two-ingredient drink - Ruby decides to ignore your order and instead takes an order from others who have just joined the bar - when after several minutes he remembers you exist and reluctantly makes eye contact, he tells his coworker to make you a drink. You leave never to return again.

Utku

Uhm, you had straight latinos to dance and they were like "UGH do I really have to do this 😭" they can't even dance they're like forced to do this. There were even no woman, it was weird. If it's no/gay, I'm out. My 40 bucks flew away for nothing. If you're not rich and don't need boys to lap dance on you, and looking for a real interaction, this is not the place honey. Worst sunday.