Pisces — Restaurant in Atlanta

Pisces Night Club isn’t just another venue; it’s a powerful beacon of inclusivity and love, thanks to the tireless efforts of DJ Ree De La Vega. Known for her legendary Chaka Khan Hacienda underground pop-ups, Ree has transformed that electrifying energy into a permanent home with Pisces. Her trailblazing presence in the Atlanta LGBTQ+ community has once again delivered a remarkable space that goes beyond music—it’s a safe haven for self-expression and community. Inspired by the unforgettable vibes of her Hacienda events, Pisces embodies that same inclusive and joyous spirit, where everyone is embraced and celebrated for who they truly are.

Ree’s unparalleled commitment to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment radiates through every aspect of Pisces. From her dedicated work within the Pride community to her inspiring Chaka Khan Hacienda gatherings, Ree has skillfully built a space where the community can come together, connect, and feel empowered. Whether you’re looking to dance the night away or just enjoy a space that fosters authenticity, Pisces is a living embodiment of Ree’s vision—a safe and supportive club where you can unwind and be your true self.

Every detail of the space, from its impeccable design to its perfectly curated sound, speaks to Ree’s desire to offer a refuge, a space of joy, freedom, and self-expression. It’s a place where everyone is welcomed and celebrated, a home for those looking to experience music and community on a deeper level.

With Pisces, Ree has taken her profound influence in the LGBTQ+ community to new heights. The venue is a testament to her dedication to creating spaces where everyone can thrive, be heard, and feel loved. In a city known for its vibrant queer culture, Pisces stands out as a brilliant beacon of what it means to support, uplift, and empower an entire community. The sound is top-tier, the vibes are impeccable, and the atmosphere is a celebration of individuality.

Ree’s vision for Pisces doesn’t just stop at creating a great club—it’s about building a community-driven space. Pisces offers something for everyone. It’s a place to let loose, be yourself, and experience the best of what Atlanta’s underground music scene has to offer. Pisces has elevated Atlanta’s nightlife, offering a brilliant new chapter for music lovers and the LGBTQ+ community alike. Cheers to new beginnings in a space where...

After standing in line for almost an hour I realized the security guard was just letting huge groups of people inside. When I got to the front of the line a random man walked up and I saw him cash app the security $100 just to skip line and get in. When I asked the security about it he said “that’s my brother” and when I wasn’t amused he told me to smile….

Once inside the entrance is very tiny and people are coming in and out and here began the start of people literally bumping into me, stepping in my shoes, and outright men pushing me to get past which lasted for the remainder of the night.

Drinks are expensive but they did have Sir Davis so that was nice to be able to try it out. The bartenders were also nice.

The line to the bathroom was long and really didn’t move quickly.

I don’t know why it’s named Pisces which I thought was cute and clever but there’s no real theme to go with astrology or the zodiac sign. Just neon lights and some horn like speakers.

Lastly, maybe my perception was off but it seemed like online it’s marketed as a queer LGBTQIA+ leaning space but inside was majority straight men...

Went last night January 3rd, it was the first clubbing experience for my partner and I. Music was fun, vibes were great. Went to get some drinks, the girl with long dark hair was my bartender.

We ordered two shots, on the menu they were $8, $6… when it came time to pay, she rung them both up as $8 and we corrected her, price changed back to menu price. We tipped her $5 for two shots

We went back to the bar no more than 10 minutes later, and got two more of the $6 shots, she overcharged us again, $8 each. I didn’t say anything this time to not be a bother. I paid $4 extra for (2) $6 shots. The money isn’t the issue the issue is, she proceeded to say “no tip?” after overcharging us. We told her we would tip but we were overcharged, and we just tipped $5 for two shots. When she said no tip we immediately tipped her with the little cash we had on hand, out of pity… it left a sour taste in my mouth. Found out after the second round of shots, that they are indeed very watered down, so it wasn’t even worth the bad interactions.

All in all avoid the bar, and...