Blur Bar

Overall a vibe! First time at a bar or club, so it was certainly new! Loud music but solid taste. Packed. But I suppose that part of the fun. Drinks were made fast despite the crowd. And everyone was wicked nice. Very Lgbtq friendly and while it was warm the air was on and it wasn't too bad! (Coming from someone who gets hot hella easy) Plenty of spots to sit too if you need a break. Drinks were fine, a little pricy. They didn't have what they needed to make the one I wanted, but offered a substitute that was somewhat okay so satisfied!

They got a new DJ and the music choices honestly suck. A couple years ago it used to be packed with the LGBT scene, lots of 2010s pop and a cute vibe that made the lack of AC bearable. Nowadays, packed with a bunch of straight people ruining the vibe (mad over men flirting with men at a GAY bar..) and the music is just ghetto as hell. Not coming back anytime soon

Love the vibes in this place but it gets HOT. Everyone’s packed like sardines which is fun when you’re drunk but being here sober is… not the best. The music is good but as other reviews say it gets repetitive. Lots of people in their early 20s which is nice for college students. One of my favorite bars in montrose! Also, bring cash for cover at the door!! Card line gets a bit long.

Love coming out and enjoying my self everyone is so amazing I was only able to spend a hour today there. I really need to get out and enjoy the night and see beautiful ppl dance the night away

I had a disappointing experience at Blur Nightclub that left me frustrated. Right from the start, the Asian woman at the front entrance set a sour tone—she never smiled and looked visibly upset, which isn’t the vibe you expect walking into a nightclub. First impressions matter, and this one was unwelcoming. Inside, the club gets uncomfortably hot, making it hard to enjoy the night. Dancing and having fun shouldn’t feel like you’re in a sauna. Worst of all, when I asked for a cup of water to cool down, I was told they only sell bottled water. This is unacceptable and feels unsafe—free tap water should be a basic offering in a crowded, hot venue where people are drinking and dancing. Charging for water in those conditions is a cheap move and shows they care more about profit than patron safety. The music and energy might draw a crowd, but these issues—grumpy staff, overheating, and no free water—ruined the experience for me. I won’t be back unless they make some serious changes. Do better, Blur.