Providence Eagle
124 Snow St, Providence, RI, 02903
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Address :
124 Snow St
Providence, RI, 02903 - Phone (401) 421-1447
- Website https://www.providenceeagle.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :2:00 pm - 1:00pm
- Mon : 2:00 pm - 1:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Noise Level : Average
Music : Juke Box
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : No
Best Nights : Mon, Wed, Sat
Coat Check : Yes
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Sean J.
When did they install a cover? hmm... I'd look into that. I just love pint glasses of whiskey for $7 Free Pizza Bad porn dark corners I used to go here after work back in the day, it was always a hot mess of a good time... oh the days..
(5)Henri B.
This place is freakin great! I love how you can be who you want without others being judge mental! Bartenders make great drinks and are friendly! I would return and will!
(5)Andrew H.
I will revisit this review in a few months as I believe Eagle will be five star worthy but is still getting its sea legs. As you may or may not be aware the old Providence Eagle closed end of December, beginning of January. Very sad times for the bear community in RI. Well, as luck would have it the delightful bartender from the former Eagle, Mikey, decided not to make Providence suffer and has reopened Eagle at 124 Snow Street. This is great news! I went into Eagle last night to check it out on an off night when I could really take a look at the new digs. It's in the old Dark Lady location and has that great dark and raunchy feel you want from Eagle but still with friendly patronage. The staff is fantastic! They are genuine, attentive and sweet - exactly what you need from a good local bar. Mark makes a mean gin and tonic so he's officially my favorite haha. Eagle is one of those places where anyone can go. You could be a big fat fag or a skinny little straight boy or a fem realness tran and you'll likely meet friendly faces everywhere, all ready to accept you for who you are. That comes with the awareness of what you are walking into obviously. Eagle is a leather, Levi and bear bar. For those of you who don't know that means it has a raunchy and perhaps uncouth ambiance to it - which is the charm actually. You can go in and just be a dude. No need to worry about acting like a princess or taking your shirt off if you don't feel fit. It isn't about that. It's about accepting people for who they are and acting with less inhibition than you would in the streets. It's a sanctuary of sorts, nay, a Zion for those gay persons who don't want the fear of judgment from public displays of affection. It accomplishes this by making a folly of sex. With rough gay porn in the background, a shoe shining chair and black and metal decor the place wreaks of fetish and the pungency is ripe as rain. So...Alley Cat has held the place of my favorite gay bar but I think it has truly been replaced. I'm so excited to spend nights here with my friends and look forward to making new ones.
(4)Chris C.
$5 cover? At the PVD Eagle? At 9:30pm on a Saturday? Rediculous!
(2)Robo T.
I haven't reviewed the Prov Eagle yet?!? I've had quite a few drunken (and sober, insert sad face) adventures here. Someone I dragged to the Eagle once said it was "the sketchiest gay bar I've ever been to" .. though he was quite vanilla. Sure its sketchy with its dark (pitch black!) corners, odd smells, bad porn, sketchy looking gents leering at you all night long, the occasional shirtless bartender with BACNE...etc etc. But all that adds up to WINNING!! Its always a good time. ***The most recent time i was there somebody was farting a lot and it was abnormally DISGUSTING. I was ready to recommend a GI specialist to the culprit!***
(4)David D.
Woah. This Eagle makes the Boston Eagle look like... well, it can't get WORSE than the Boston Eagle. :( I have NO idea what was going on in that dark corner in the back, but it smelled lively! Another benefit to the dark corner is you can't see anyone's face, which is a nice alternative to seeing the SAME people at the Boston Eagle for the past 5 years. :(! The bartenders were cool, and they weren't wearing white Skechers and high waisted Lee jeans, so that was a nice change. If I had known about THIS Eagle, I would have STOPPED going to the Boston one when I was 19. :(!!!!!!!
(4)Brent R.
My first time at this storied bar was not what I expected. It was early on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, one of the first in Rhode Island where you could really enjoy the outdoors. So, there were only 4 or 5 people inside. The place was well lit and they had snacks out. Who can resist sour cream and onion ruffled chips after having a few cocktails?! The DJ was mixing great music so I could understand how he has a reputation as the best DJ in PVD...I assume this is the same person I've been hearing about. To sum it up, this was a great way to dip my toe in a new-to-me bar. I'll be back...
(4)Michelle G.
This is such a great place! Awesome owner, delicious drinks & friendly, quick, HOT bartenders. All within a FANTASTIC atmosphere. I am one of the very few girls that frequent there , yet I ALWAYS feel welcomed! If your looking for a great night out with some great people you can hardly do better than the Providence Eagle!!
(5)Anthony D.
Amazing staff and environment! So glad that the new owner, Mikey, has breathed in much needed life into the place. They are always doing something to help the LGBTQ community.
(5)Starbellied S.
Great comfy lil place. Everyone from the staff to the patrons were down to earth and friendly. Went for the Northeast Leather contest this past weekend and had a fantastic time!
(5)Honoria P.
Sort of a dump but it is an Eagle and they aren't supposed to be nice. The music is dreadful disco crap not what one expects from an Eagle. I had a Bass and it was a really old Bass and was skunky.
(3)Red D.
Seedy as hell but we had fun playing pool. Decent prices.
(3)Jon V.
OK, so I went over to the Providence Eagle's block party for this past weekend's RI Pride festivities. Beforehand, I'd been to the "Festival" along that river, and that whole thing smelled like teenagers who don't bathe, and sewage. There were entirely too many rainbow stickers, too. I hate rainbow stickers. Poor yellow labs with rainbow bandannas around their necks. Rainbows. They're this happy, friendly symbol of how unique yet inclusive we are and, honestly, I don't see your average queer as inclusive or unique. If they were they would bathe and not have so many goddamn rainbow stickers on everything and hopefully they'd get into more bar fights and act like GG Allen on occasion. So, we left and took a power nap (no nookie 'cause my friend Chris was bunking in our room!) pregamed a little and then headed over to the nighttime Pride Parade. That was cute, except the tweaker writhing on a float, showing off his nuts. I'm pretty liberal insofar as public expression, but the kids along the parade route should never have to look at a tweaker's balls. It's just confusing. I expected the little girl standing next to me to ask: "Mommy, is that a "V" alien?" After the parade, we went over to the Eagle block party. It was $15! But who cares, it was fun. There were like 12 circuit-boy-style shot boys. "Where do you find all these shot boys?" I asked the bartender as he slid me a Sparks cosmo. Right away, a shot boy came over and asked me to tutor him in calculus. No idea why. I suck at math. That is what computers and accountants are for. 12:30 am in Providence RI on June 20, 2010--- there was something in the air...maybe the smell from the festival, I don't know. People were acting peculiar. Sadly, I can't get into details because it was both x-rated and involved some people I'd like to maintain my relationships with. So, use your imagination. They can show porno in RI, which I think is fun. I didn't alienate anyone and conversely no one did anything unforgivable to me. Now that's a successful outing! So, for shear raunchiness, 1990's style circuit shot-boys, porno, and the fact that unlike 70% of the people I surveyed, I had a fun time. Happy Pride Rhode Island.
(4)Sean J.
When did they install a cover? hmm... I'd look into that. I just love pint glasses of whiskey for $7 Free Pizza Bad porn dark corners I used to go here after work back in the day, it was always a hot mess of a good time... oh the days..
(5)Brent R.
My first time at this storied bar was not what I expected. It was early on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, one of the first in Rhode Island where you could really enjoy the outdoors. So, there were only 4 or 5 people inside. The place was well lit and they had snacks out. Who can resist sour cream and onion ruffled chips after having a few cocktails?! The DJ was mixing great music so I could understand how he has a reputation as the best DJ in PVD...I assume this is the same person I've been hearing about. To sum it up, this was a great way to dip my toe in a new-to-me bar. I'll be back...
(4)Henri B.
This place is freakin great! I love how you can be who you want without others being judge mental! Bartenders make great drinks and are friendly! I would return and will!
(5)Michelle G.
This is such a great place! Awesome owner, delicious drinks & friendly, quick, HOT bartenders. All within a FANTASTIC atmosphere. I am one of the very few girls that frequent there , yet I ALWAYS feel welcomed! If your looking for a great night out with some great people you can hardly do better than the Providence Eagle!!
(5)Anthony D.
Amazing staff and environment! So glad that the new owner, Mikey, has breathed in much needed life into the place. They are always doing something to help the LGBTQ community.
(5)Starbellied S.
Great comfy lil place. Everyone from the staff to the patrons were down to earth and friendly. Went for the Northeast Leather contest this past weekend and had a fantastic time!
(5)Honoria P.
Sort of a dump but it is an Eagle and they aren't supposed to be nice. The music is dreadful disco crap not what one expects from an Eagle. I had a Bass and it was a really old Bass and was skunky.
(3)Red D.
Seedy as hell but we had fun playing pool. Decent prices.
(3)Andrew H.
I will revisit this review in a few months as I believe Eagle will be five star worthy but is still getting its sea legs. As you may or may not be aware the old Providence Eagle closed end of December, beginning of January. Very sad times for the bear community in RI. Well, as luck would have it the delightful bartender from the former Eagle, Mikey, decided not to make Providence suffer and has reopened Eagle at 124 Snow Street. This is great news! I went into Eagle last night to check it out on an off night when I could really take a look at the new digs. It's in the old Dark Lady location and has that great dark and raunchy feel you want from Eagle but still with friendly patronage. The staff is fantastic! They are genuine, attentive and sweet - exactly what you need from a good local bar. Mark makes a mean gin and tonic so he's officially my favorite haha. Eagle is one of those places where anyone can go. You could be a big fat fag or a skinny little straight boy or a fem realness tran and you'll likely meet friendly faces everywhere, all ready to accept you for who you are. That comes with the awareness of what you are walking into obviously. Eagle is a leather, Levi and bear bar. For those of you who don't know that means it has a raunchy and perhaps uncouth ambiance to it - which is the charm actually. You can go in and just be a dude. No need to worry about acting like a princess or taking your shirt off if you don't feel fit. It isn't about that. It's about accepting people for who they are and acting with less inhibition than you would in the streets. It's a sanctuary of sorts, nay, a Zion for those gay persons who don't want the fear of judgment from public displays of affection. It accomplishes this by making a folly of sex. With rough gay porn in the background, a shoe shining chair and black and metal decor the place wreaks of fetish and the pungency is ripe as rain. So...Alley Cat has held the place of my favorite gay bar but I think it has truly been replaced. I'm so excited to spend nights here with my friends and look forward to making new ones.
(4)Chris C.
$5 cover? At the PVD Eagle? At 9:30pm on a Saturday? Rediculous!
(2)Robo T.
I haven't reviewed the Prov Eagle yet?!? I've had quite a few drunken (and sober, insert sad face) adventures here. Someone I dragged to the Eagle once said it was "the sketchiest gay bar I've ever been to" .. though he was quite vanilla. Sure its sketchy with its dark (pitch black!) corners, odd smells, bad porn, sketchy looking gents leering at you all night long, the occasional shirtless bartender with BACNE...etc etc. But all that adds up to WINNING!! Its always a good time. ***The most recent time i was there somebody was farting a lot and it was abnormally DISGUSTING. I was ready to recommend a GI specialist to the culprit!***
(4)David D.
Woah. This Eagle makes the Boston Eagle look like... well, it can't get WORSE than the Boston Eagle. :( I have NO idea what was going on in that dark corner in the back, but it smelled lively! Another benefit to the dark corner is you can't see anyone's face, which is a nice alternative to seeing the SAME people at the Boston Eagle for the past 5 years. :(! The bartenders were cool, and they weren't wearing white Skechers and high waisted Lee jeans, so that was a nice change. If I had known about THIS Eagle, I would have STOPPED going to the Boston one when I was 19. :(!!!!!!!
(4)Jon V.
OK, so I went over to the Providence Eagle's block party for this past weekend's RI Pride festivities. Beforehand, I'd been to the "Festival" along that river, and that whole thing smelled like teenagers who don't bathe, and sewage. There were entirely too many rainbow stickers, too. I hate rainbow stickers. Poor yellow labs with rainbow bandannas around their necks. Rainbows. They're this happy, friendly symbol of how unique yet inclusive we are and, honestly, I don't see your average queer as inclusive or unique. If they were they would bathe and not have so many goddamn rainbow stickers on everything and hopefully they'd get into more bar fights and act like GG Allen on occasion. So, we left and took a power nap (no nookie 'cause my friend Chris was bunking in our room!) pregamed a little and then headed over to the nighttime Pride Parade. That was cute, except the tweaker writhing on a float, showing off his nuts. I'm pretty liberal insofar as public expression, but the kids along the parade route should never have to look at a tweaker's balls. It's just confusing. I expected the little girl standing next to me to ask: "Mommy, is that a "V" alien?" After the parade, we went over to the Eagle block party. It was $15! But who cares, it was fun. There were like 12 circuit-boy-style shot boys. "Where do you find all these shot boys?" I asked the bartender as he slid me a Sparks cosmo. Right away, a shot boy came over and asked me to tutor him in calculus. No idea why. I suck at math. That is what computers and accountants are for. 12:30 am in Providence RI on June 20, 2010--- there was something in the air...maybe the smell from the festival, I don't know. People were acting peculiar. Sadly, I can't get into details because it was both x-rated and involved some people I'd like to maintain my relationships with. So, use your imagination. They can show porno in RI, which I think is fun. I didn't alienate anyone and conversely no one did anything unforgivable to me. Now that's a successful outing! So, for shear raunchiness, 1990's style circuit shot-boys, porno, and the fact that unlike 70% of the people I surveyed, I had a fun time. Happy Pride Rhode Island.
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