Pretty good. Except for one abrasive older staff member I've bumped into when you have to pay a cover fee for special weekend events, everyone else is pretty professional, and at times, down to have an honest chat. Drinks are a bit pricey, but it's to be expected in big cities like Atlanta. The crowd is pretty friendly and except for some very unfortunate encounters once or twice in passing, pretty much everyone is seemingly accepting to all ages, body types, and ethnic groups. They even allow women (cis and trans) in the Eagle, but opinion on if it should varies from person to person. Nobody really gives a damn as long as someone (man or woman) isn't trying to assault them. Expect sexual activity occuring in the back where the "darkroom" is and expect men in leather gear; this is the Atlanta Eagle, after all. You can come alone or with a group. Fair warning, the Atlanta Eagle tends to have some friend group regulars. If they approach you, feel free to join, but don't be upset if they act like you're a decorative house plant that suddenly developed the ability to speak lol. Note: A big negative I can think of is the music. Music can be so loud at times you can't hear yourself think. To be honest, I'm surprised nobody has damaged their hearing from that. Overall? A place where the LGBT community can come and have a good time, mostly. Sometimes, it's meh, but the meh experiences are definitely smaller than the great ones. 9/10, will come again.
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