Trevi Lounge

This is my first time here and I love the energy and the music is so upbeat, current and non stop. I can’t stop dancing all night long and the bartenders are super nice. Would love to definitely bring my friends from NYC to come out and have a great time.

Here’s the deal. I’ve been a few times, I’m from Fairfield and just a few people that go there are from Fairfield and you have two universities!!! I don’t get it??? The bartenders are clicky, not all that looks and personality wise still as of ¹¹⁄₁₅ i know them too I’m a nice guy and I get that look when people don’t want to see you, its so Unprofessional. They need to enforce a DRESS CODE too!!! Fairfield has a clean and nice reputation in the state!!! The client base is trashy, lots of drug use and activity. I always get followed into the bathroom by a non English speaking person or one of the creepy old guys. I like daddy’s but not American Horror story Gay Hotel minus the hot dudes!!! The building needs a complete makeover, same layout and LOUNGE implies something a little more upscale, not DJ gangster and obvious drugs. I get down but atleast I’m more casual and private about it!!! Ugly on the inside and Outside!!! BYE BYE!!!

Chill place, only gay bar in a 50 mile radius

Oh, you hate your job? Why didn’t you say so? There’s a support group for that. It’s called everybody, and they meet at the bar…

I went for the first time yesterday (Saturday night). I was surprised that the party didn’t really start until 10 (when the DJ arrived), since the website said 5 pm — 2 am. I showed up at 8 and it was dead, so I decided to hang elsewhere to wait for the party to start.
My experience dancing at this place was ok, but I wasn’t impressed for a number of reasons: the drinks were extremely watered down, the music was markedly 2 or 3 decades old, and the volume grew increasingly louder every hour, to the point where my friend and I had to dance in the bar area to tolerate the volume. We would’ve liked the music to be changed up; sure, play some 80s and 90s, even 70s music, from time to time – «It’s Raining Men» is a gay anthem, after all – but after a while, the oldies got tiresome. My major complaint, however, was the music volume. The only time I would feel like tinnitus was remotely worth it is after a live concert from my favorite artist. That’s it. Not a club where the DJ was deaf (pun intended) to the feelings of the crowd.
If I don’t have any other options in the area, I may return, but I’d like to be kind to my ears.

I have to side with Rob C. Not all «gay people» are shallow. Many are educated, well-​cultured and caring individuals who prefer substance over the superficial. The Trevi Lounge and its staff are very attentive, personable and enjoyable.

I liked this place very much… I went on a Tuesday, so my expectations weren’t to high… but I must admit that I had a blast, the bartender is very friendly, the drinks good and it is fairly priced… people in general was friendly… there is always room for improvement but I am definitely going back with my husband.

I like to pop into Trevi when I’m drunk and dance around the place like an idiot. Bobby makes the best drinks, and he is super friendly and nice. They have a snack machine in the back in case you get hungry.