BUNKER 2001 14th Street Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia 20009

"I didn’t eat the food neither did I have a club experience. So, I refuse to rate those categories. There was one lady who wanted to use the restroom. The security guard who said she’s the security manager didn’t allow her to enter. She later on implied that she was really high or drunk. (Totally not professional when you are dealing with people). Later on, a friend and I went back to the club later on. She scanned my I.D and then said, “the cover charge is 20 bucks and you need to pay over there”. I said ok. As I put my I.D in my wallet, she said “then get yourself over there”. Regardless of who she feels, no one should abuse power and feel as if they should talk to someone in such a demeaning way. Usually security guards are not directly employed by the company they are working for, but they do represent the establishment. I encourage BUNKER to crack down on who they hire. Nobody was aggressive or belligerent. But entitled disrespect is something that I cannot ignore. Many places do not know what goes on outside of their clubs. This happens all over the city. Hopefully people will see it."

"It's a modest, cozy bar located in a basement with an insignificant dance floor. I will only caution you to watch the bartender as he prepares your drink. I paid for an alcoholic drink and received a cup of water without any alcohol. (Happened last night by the restroom at the second pub). Although I'd like to think that he didn't mean to but it did happen, so be watchful"

"I came around 10pm on a Saturday night. There was no line to get in and cover was $20. The bar line was not long at all so I was able to get drinks quickly. The bartender was very kind and enthusiastic! The DJ was good and I enjoyed the lights as well. I love a crowded dance floor so I was happy with this place. The crowd itself was pleasant as well."

"Went to see the Willam performance. The vibe was on point and the atmosphere was very upbeat. There was someone overly drunk and spitting on the ground. When security was informed they immediately took action. I felt comfortable and safe. Prices were a bit higher, but that’s to be expected in DC."

"It’s great that this space exists! Definitely on the smaller and more crowded side, but that’s not always a bad thing! Lines for drink and coat check can be long but the drag shows are fantastic and there’s a fun, friendly, outgoing crowd. Kind of a weird dynamic with the happy hour and cover- you get a ton of people arriving early to avoid the cover so the place is full while it’s still pretty early in the night. Hopefully they can figure out a way to get folks dancing a bit earlier too! Coat check line is a big issue they desperately need to figure out as well."