Gregs Indy

"Queer women or nonbinaries, beware. The staff is fine, but the male patrons are VERY exclusionary and were very vocal with their displeasure at us being there. Three different male patrons came up to us and made some kind of remark that conveyed that they did not want us there."

"I visisted. The bar had a few customers but the bartender refused to even look at me or acknowledge i was waiting at bar. I've been to bars with this kind of service. I left. No thanks. I don't even care to understand why I cant be greeted. They were not busy. But he was chatting and purposely trying to avoid certain customers. Hopefully indy has better options. Especially for people of color."

"Now the longest running gay establishment in Indianapolis, Gregs has seen its share of management styles. The current owners and staff are among the best I have experienced. The customer is foremost. I look forward to decades of fun at a hub of the LGTBQ+ community."

"There is too much drag.... There is no dancing on the dance floor till after 12am. By that time I'm heading home. I would suggest an earlier show or maybe every other weekend show. These shows are helping Greg's so I don't think they are bad. I think me and other patrons would like to be able to use the one gay bar with a dance floor be used for what it is meant to be used for. Sometimes the drag show go even later and the cleanup processes makes the dance floor open even later. I'm sorry to say that I've been going less and less because of this reason, and if I can't go there to do what I intended I'm going to take my money elsewhere. This is not intended to hurt or shame anyone. I just feel like it needs to be put out there, and that I am not the only one feeling this way."

"We decided to go here while on vacation. Me and my friend’s first time at a gay bar together. We enjoyed it. The bartender was very friendly. We ordered margarita’s and watched the drag show. It was simple but yet it was just perfect. Everyone was so nice."