Usually have a nice time here but the door attendant was ridiculously rude. Bald man with glasses, was snarky and hostile for genuinely no reason.
Had a FANTABULOUS time at ARGON!! GREAT MUSIC, GREAT COCKTAILS & GREAT MUSIC!!!!
I came here two years ago before the country unfortunately shut down due to Covid-19 and my fiancé and I had a ball here. There was a guy there that was so friendly to my bae and I and made the hell out of those drinks for us. I forgot his name but I know he was brown skin with a bald head and wore his caps backwards but nevertheless he was a excellent bartender. The atmosphere was so chilled and laidback which I like without any drama. I would highly recommend anyone coming to Charlotte to visit to check this spot out. I promised you won’t be disappointed. My fiancé and I are moving to Charlotte from Newport News, VA in 2022 and this will be one of our main spots to go to?
An absolutely stellar place to hang out and people watch. The staff and patrons are (mostly) all very inclusive and tolerant. I'm not always everybody's cup of tea but I've found a few of my tribe the 2 times I came to this bar in the past month. Music was SUPER upbeat and fun, fun, fun last night.
Watched staff laugh as people threw drinks and shoved this one guy last night. Staff actually laughed at their own patrons being harassed. Mask policy not enforced, they pick and choose who to tell it to. We weren’t told to, but my friends were. Not worth the money and the drama.
Staff could be friendlier, most likely because it is one of the very few options in town and very crowded. Overall, venues are weak here compared to other cities. Skip Charlotte for Atlanta and DC because the sub-par nightlife choices make it a bad place to be for single LGBTQ professionals. The LGBTQ community here is less active even compared to smaller cities like Raleigh and even Asheville. Southern oppression is alive and well here and people are still in hiding. They are afraid to demand more from what should be a world class city.
The place gets jumping around 1 and everyone leaves at 2, it was a weird scenario; you get dressed, then get there and start drinking, shortly after spending money at then bar you get a buzz and they shut the place down. It's Not much fun when the party is over quicker than a movie. It's feels like paying $60 bucks to drink and go. Had more fun in my hotel room. And BTW the music is kinda dated; Spice Girls Mashup ?Really?
Staff could be friendlier, most likely because it is one of the very few options in town and very crowded. Overall, venues are weak here compared to other cities. Skip Charlotte for Atlanta and DC because the sub-par nightlife choices make it a bad place to be for single LGBTQ professionals. The LGBTQ community here is less active even compared to smaller cities like Raleigh and even Asheville. Southern oppression is alive and well here and people are still in hiding. They are afraid to demand more from what should be a world class city.
Argon - went there Friday night and I really had a good time. This place is a chill local bar vibe kinda spot. They did not have any food being served or a food truck outside either. Not sure because of covid or that's just their thing.. Has a back patio as well. This place is big enough to hold events tho there were none the night I visited. The bartender guy with grey hair (ofcourse I forgot his name, sorry dude) is by far the sweetest, most patient guy ever. My drinks were super. Very friendly patrons as well. All in all a safe and happy space for a fun night. Rr - clean, well maintained and no, there aren't separate rr for men and women like at other establishments. I'm going to grab a sandwich before I go there next time.
Good people. Lots of fun. Good drinks. Can't wait for the shows to return ?