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I go to Sameplace for years, but exclusively for the BDSM Pure party. Everyone is welcome. Other nights and parties are geared to other preferences and tend towards swingers and many single men.
The management tries to keep a balance within the clientele on specific nights.
The atmosphere is old fashioned friendly Amsterdam bar. And mixed of age groups, identities and kinks.
I didn't actually gain entry so I can't give a full review. The dress code for men is a ridiculously narrow minded " all black." For a place that prides anything goes,then why restrict men to wearing the same colour?
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