I love this space, but tonight the bouncer assaulted me by grabbing my backpack and dragging me backwards because I didn’t hear her when she asked to see my ID, which I had already shown her. It sucks to feel unsafe in a queer space, and I will miss this space very much.

This is a really cool spot, from the bar selection to the lighten, it has everything you’d need for an evening (especially on a Friday) wind down. The bar caters to most taste and is stocked to offer a variety sure to satisfy most thirsts. The lounge area is spacious, clean, and filled with music just loud enough to add to the atmosphere without being deafening or forcing you to yell over it. The back room where the stage is has a smaller bar which is a nice touch, and the lighting and smoke machine definitely add to the appeal of an already nice place.

You can tell the vibe is normally great and they have a lot of events going on.... but there is one employee who gave me the death stare the entire time I was there. I accidentally misgendered them on a conversation I was having with my friend at the bar and they corrected me but I didn't notice because they were not part of the conversation. I understand that people want to be gendered correctly, but people are going to make mistakes. Butch Molly (as they referred to themself) did not earn a good tip in my book as they wanted to punch me in the face the entire night. After paying the bill and paying a small tip, I realized Molly was not the one receiving it but actually another bar tender. I had thought about it all the next day and went to go pay the girl who received the tip more money to make it right (because she was great). Molly was the one working when I went to pay more and they were so angry with me and told me they wanted to spit in my face (amongst other things). They said this with other customers paying attention at the bar. This is true very reason I gave a bad tip. If your energy is that of a fight and spit in my face, why do you think I am going to give any extra money? I am only posting this so the girl bar tender knows it had nothing to do with her and she was great and the tip wasn't supposed to be for her.

I'll give the benefit of the doubt before I totally bash this place. The drinks made by Jamie the bartender were superb, Her ? attitude was horrid. She was not pleasant. Maybe you have to be a regular, this is Nyc, im not expecting to be Friends with everyone you meet. I'd hope, Her ? attitude would be better next time. chiiiit, I left a tip on my first drink, I didn't even get a thank u; unless, she ? whispered it. smh. The place is a dope venue tho. I witnessed a show by Kiah victoria and Joy Morales. I'll give c'mon everybody another shot. I tried to break the ice by asking Jamie the bartender about the menu that she stated, she created.

On 8/4: There was one male bartender who was bald and wearing a dirty white wifebeater there that kept ignoring me and a few other patrons. He also kept walking away from the bar area. I thought it was very rude. The female bartender from the opposite side of the bar came and assisted me. She was pretty nice. Overall, I love the atmosphere and drag shows! Besides the bartender, the staff are overall really cool and courteous Special shout out to the Queens, especially Jender Role who gave a riveting performance!!

Very clean. Lighting was just right. Great selections of beers. And if you are lucky enough to see one of your favorite bands there, the most intimate experience you could have. Awesome sound quality from a small sized venue.

I loved coming here before 2020: not sure if management or priorities have changed since the pandemic. Like someone else said for a place called C’mon Everybody it seems like they want to present a sanitized queerness that doesn’t include poc, except if they work there. One particular bartender is always rude to me, not sure what their problem is. Another night, some friends to check it out and the bartender decided she didn’t want to work so we were told to leave. And they charge crazy prices for drinks. Don’t think I’ll be back unfortunately.

Went to see the In Living Color open set last week. The show was amazing and awesome DJ sets before and after the show. But only giving three stars because the bartender was understaffed and extremely rude to customers and the performers specifically. Super disrespectful to the queens for no reason.

Guys really? 😀 20 💰just for enterance ? 😀 And not gonna offend personally any DJ’s but - Person who plays music from YouTube can’t be DJ and 20 💲 too much (even there are famous artists and shows which have same price . Not going to judge about stuff and drinks but price is crazy high 😀

Had a great time supporting an excellent cause. There were 3 different bands, a good vibe and affordable drinks. The space had a bar, stage, small gallery and seating area where they set up a photo booth.

Cute bar with small, raw dance space in the back and seated tables in the side room next to the bar. If you’re looking for top notch AV to dance to this is not your spot. If you’re looking for a great local LGBTQIA++ watering hole; or a nostalgic, hole in the wall, raw space like when you first starting partying and needed an after hours or pregame spot to just relax with friends - which is more about the vibe of the clientele and music than fancy lights and sound anyway - than this is your spot! Saw Lady Bunny DJ for a friend’s bday (not the best mixer by any means but music/vibe was fun and crowd was SUPER diverse)! If you’re throwing a private party I’d say you can fit 75-100 if spaced throughout the venue. Service from the bar could be better (our half-finished drinks kept disappearing from the bar for no reason all night while chatting with friends when not paying attention, so we had to keep ordering more - and getting new ones was not as easy for a smaller bar as you’d think); however, the small bar staff of 3 did their best slinging to a full bar that just kept getting busier through the night, so give them props for staying nice through then night.

I came here on October 1st to the Jxst J show. My only complaint is for the security guard who was overly aggressive and shoved me for no reason. When we arrived, he asks me and my girlfriend to show our vaccine cards. I show him a picture of mine and then I help my girlfriend look for hers. So, I'm standing close to her and we are sifting through the photos in her phone. The security guard pushes me out of the way nearly lifting my body with his one arm and repeats "VACCINE CARD!", as if I were being hostile or something. It was embarrassing and uncalled for. Thankfully the night ended on a good note; the live sound in this place is awesome! Jxst J was phenomenal! Also, the bartenders were so kind and personable. We ended up having such a good time!

For a place called C’Mon Everybody I find the stiff cover charges ($10-$15) to be kinda exclusionary. But it seems like they throw wild parties and have a lot of talent to support. Or maybe since they’re the only gay bar around they figure they can get away with it. 🤷🏻‍♂️ cool place but just not for me. Very Brooklyn queer hipster/diverse/trans vibe, but raucous and a bit expensive so be prepared. Have fun 🤩

C'mon Everybody is one of the best bars I've ever visited. The bartenders were friendly, the entertainment was excellent, the atmosphere was inviting... I could go on! After visiting some not-so-great gay bars in Manhattan, Brooklyn blew me away. I can't wait to come back!

I Loved Common Everybody. It's become like a Regular Hang out. The Dance floor with a Band stage and the Bands come to Perform in C'mon Everybody are so Good. The Liquor prices are reasonable. The Bar attenders are Good. Will be a please experience there.its Happening in C'mon Everybody.

Best queer bar in BK. Molly is the best bartender I've ever met, not only did they treat us right but they had the hook up on all the best queer and trans parties in New York 11/10

As a brown man. Did not imagine a bar tender telling me how much to tip. Was ready to tip 25% but bar tender insisted we tip more….. maybe cuz I’m not from here. But I thought tip was personal.

It is a great bar, sure. Nice friendly service with a chill, loungey vibe... but that's not why I keep coming. It's like the Tardis of music venues. The stage in the back is something else. It ends up feeling bigger because the lighting and the sound are at pro-league levels. Then there's the mini bar. If there was seating back there I'd never leave. But I'm glad there isn't. More space in which to dance! And whomever is booking the talent... you're going to bankrupt me with reasonably priced double gin & tonics and cheap tickets to double billed shows, because it's not like I can go every. single. week. It's insane. I go to see paris_monster and find 2 more bands that I have to follow like the Pied Piper of Hamelin. The music starts and I lose all free will. Ugh. My life is SO hard. There are too many cool things happening in this neighborhood. Y'all gonna make me move back to Brooklyn!

Great atmosphere, awesome shows, and a chill vibe!

Really fun events. I went to the cruel midnights Taylor swift dance party and had an amazing time

nice bar, cool drag shows, not so great music

Great bar, fun vibe, cool back space for shows.

Been coming hear for years. I love this place. Whether it’s a drag race viewing party or a dance party in the back I have a great time here.

Always a fun time! Awesome bar staff and events! Love the community this place brings together

The customers in place does not respect the neighborhood extremely loud very rude.

Cozy spot to dance and hear live music in Bed Stuy. Located near the G stop

Love love and more love for this place. A fun and safe concert venue

Great events and bartenders!! Such a welcoming, friendly environment