From Ralph

Saturday, March 23. 239, 12:00-12:40. No cover.

Again, there was a lot of queer energy in the place. It also seemed very woman-oriented; there was never more than about 20% men in the place, and when I left, I don't think there were any men around.

The dance floor was pretty small--about the size of Soba's--but surrounded by tables instead of by walls, so it wouldn't get as crowded, I think. It wasn't terribly crowded, even so--I was alone on the dance floor at times, and there were at most 10 people on the floor while I was there.

The crowd was an older crowd than that at many of the clubs that I've been to. Dancefloor ettiquette was pretty courteous; I saw physically disabled women dancing reasonably comfortably, which is a Good Thing. I had particular fun tonight because I got a pleasant amount of compliments on my shirt and on my dancing.

All in all, I'd recommend it as a pleasant place, particularly if you're a queer woman.