Eagle Bar Manchester

I love this place and have had a membership since it opened. Great themed nights, a cracking quiz and music to keep you up all night. Explore a little deeper and into black Eagle for some fun, a type for everyone in there, with videos on a loop to get you in the mood. The staff are great and plenty of them so you don’t have to wait long at the bars. Men only and, even though the hens can be fun, it’s good to have a chance to mix with like minded people. Hopefully see you there the next time I’m in.

Embarrassing when us customers in Pride day we have spent more than two hundred pound and we asked the security to go buy some chicken nuggets and get back in and then after 5/10 mins he forced us to queue us while. Plenty others he was letting them in through the exit ! The bar should be shameful for not looking after their customers and not even providing a stamp!

I live in Brighton and visited this bar for the first time last weekend during Manchester Leather Weekend, but unfortunately my experience was extremely upsetting. While I was there, someone tried to touch me without my consent. When I raised it with a member of staff, their response was, “It’s a gay bar, that’s going to happen here,” before rushing off as though they had something more important to do. That sort of behaviour should never be normalised or dismissed, regardless of the venue or event. Even worse, when I later pointed out the individual to a friend I was visiting with, I was told that the person was actually one of the managers. As someone visiting Manchester for the first time, this left me shocked and deeply uncomfortable. Bars especially those that present themselves as safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community should take consent and safety seriously. No one should ever feel unsafe or unheard in an environment that’s meant to celebrate inclusion and respect.

My review is referring to my visit on 29/3/2025… The place look cool in the basement. Felt like a meeting point for locals. Staff was very welcoming, friendly and helpful with the right drink choices. They’re also selling their own brand (t-shirts, hoodies etc) so I could purchase some cool t-shirts from Manchester as a souvenir. I have a little mixed feeling about the place’s atmosphere as can’t make a decision what kings of bar it was - a cruising area, a meeting point or something more?! I’d definitely recommend it to everyone who wants to visit the city of Manchester. Prices are friendly, the place is dark with red lights.

Can't rate the food as didn't eat but service and armosphere were great. This was my First visit to a Gay Bar as my.curiosity had seriously got the better of me as i'd had a few Beers before hand. I walked in and headed straight downstairs, ordered a Beer and sat at a table, looking seeing who was in, had no idea what I waa doing? A guy came over and we started chatting, obviously about our sexual exploits - Lymm Services and a Toilet in Wodnes were mine, amongst others. After a while, I had to.visit the.'Mens Room' well that was fun, in every sense of the word.