Reflections Cabaret

As far as clubs go this is nothing really special except that it's supposed to be a gay bar. The fact is that women go there to dance without fear of being harassed or just plain jerks. Straight men caught on to this, and now it's better described as a gay-friendly club, than a gay club.Don't get me wrong, there are still plenty of lgbtq* folks there to dance and have a good time.Another note, it's a very small space and there isn't really a good space to get away from the loud music and talk with your date or your friends. Except maybe the bathrooms, which are still gender segregated, unlike Menz and Mollies.

I had to yell at guys to get off of drunk girls. It was ridiculous. I, as a customer, should not have to do the work of the bouncers. I saw way too many girls who could not even stand up straight because of how much they’d had to drink. Once bouncers were notified, they were incredibly helpful, but there was no one patrolling the dance floor. I understand that the new management team wants to expand the club’s clientele and no longer want the club branded as an LGBTQ+ specific place, but gay bar or not, people have the right to go out and have fun and not have to put themselves in harm’s way to protect girls from sexual assault five times in one night. New management needs to be held accountable for creating and fascilitating an environment in which this night was allowed to happen. Do better.

First time going out in about four years had drink and went to the dance floor, and just danced (away from the kids to meet friends ) first time at the new location. Atmosphere and people in bar were terrible.Unfortunately I was removed fir apparently arguing with someone. This never happened. I asked the young bouncer who he thought I was arguing with and he wouldn’t say. Just kicked me out.Really poor service, and incredibly th disgusting abuse of customers .I won’t be back

Club atmosphere. If you don't like clubs you won't like reflections, but if you do like clubs you should enjoy it. The security are enjoyable and friendly and match the accepting atmosphere of reflections as a whole.

Went and danced with some buddies here lately. Seemed to be a nice diverse crowd. Drinks were very reasonably priced (which is required for me to work up the gumption to actually dance)

My partner and I had a great time at Reflections, the music was great, the beer prices were reasonable and the staff were friendly. Way better than anything we have here in Hamilton.

Terrible. Way too many people were at risk of being taken advantage of or injured last night from being too intoxicated. Bouncers were not doing anything. Customers had to do the work of the bouncers in protecting women who were being taken advantage of. They are recently under new management and I'm pretty disappointed.

One of the only places in town that plays electronic music. Unfortunately, they don't get many good acts and the atmosphere is a little rough. They charge for water at the bar.

I seen so many black out girls still being served alcohol while falling down, and being preyed on by sober men. It's definitely not a gay bar anymore, or a safe bar

While the location is new, much of the atmosphere is the same. A little on the seedy side at times, Refs is also the best dance club in town.