therapy

Sadly, Therapy has become too popular among the young and bitchy. It really is a "scene," NOT a comfortable neighborhood bar to meet locals. G is now Therapy; Chelsea is now Hell's Kitchen. This blows. Go to The Ritz for more interesting and friendly guys.

I really liked this place, it was hip and cool, and centrally located. The crowd was on the younger side, but a nice mix of clientele. My only caveat was the load overbearing show, granted it was pride weekend, but the show was so loud and the volume of the drag queen and singers overtook the whole bar and was annoying

This attracts a youngish, well-dressed, upscale crowd in an attractive setting. Except upstairs, there doesn't appear to be a bar as such; instead you get your drinks at a service area and sit on couches or along a long, thin table. The drinks were surprisingly strong and before eight PM on weeknights they're 2 for 1. Not for everyone, but a pleasant, popular spot that was busy even on a Tuesday. Your younger friends will love it.

Therapy is a beautiful bar that feels more like a ski challet in Vail than a Manhattan bar. They have a fireplace, skylight and great drinks. Once it gets a little crowded the bar is very hard to navigate and becomes very uncomfortable.

West Hollywood Client Upscale. The rude Brooklyn boy behind the bar says "ya can't get a drink here- go around tha' cohna' " ... Ok, just to be nice, I walk around the corner where two of your employee's are looking thru magazines behind the bar, which they then say "You have to go to the Svc spot" I say guys listen I will but this is silly, I am the only person here just take my order. Move to the spot I told him says Rude Brooklyn boy-- I did what any person should to your little adolescent rude staff took my jacket and walked away. "TRAINING IS FOR DOGS!-NOT FOR CUSTOMERS!" I hope these rude children drive your business in the ground it would never work in California!