Gay Nineties Theatre Cafe-Bar   

I been to alot of clubs/bars like the Saloon, Bar 19, the Brass Rail, the Townhouse, and even Over the Rainbow, so don't get me wrong when I say that the 90's is a great place when you go with your of non of color friends; but if you go by yourself as a person of color or a group of who's consists only people of color somehow you do not feel recognized as patrons because of the music selection and service you get from the bar tenders to the bouncers and security makes you feel like why are you here? Most businesses and unfortunately the 90's is one of them who lack the knowledge or basically don't care about how they can meet the needs of the patrons of color. To assume that their needs are the same as the non of color patrons is not only dangerous but an insult such as only playing music from main stream pop culture when there is also great asain/korean rave music. Of course this may or may not apply to non strait women as well seeing as you can only find a few lesbains there. Perhaps with time they will begin to incorporate into their business ways to meet the needs for gays of color; if the 90's does not care I guess it doesn't matter since people of color will only have the buying power of 1.5 trillion dollars in the next couple of years.

It was a Great place to hang out with old friends,and meet new ones. Friendly attmosphere. Id Love to go back.

has one the best times in mpls there friendly people know how to have fun

its a dump ,what else can be said, it not like what it was ten years ago