Oasis Ultra Lounge

Bf and I went here on Friday Feburary 7 around 11pm. When we got to the top of the stairs the door staff stated there was a $ 5 cover charge. We did pay. As we walked into the bar itself there was like 5 ppl. Needless to say I was not impressed they charged $ 5 to get into a DEAD bar. I was going to ask for my cover back for the both of us. Anyone go here and asked to pay cover tell them u want to send inside first

I came here with a group of girls after 10 PM on a Friday night. We were looking for a place to dance that wasn’t pretentious and would let us get away with wearing sneakers and jeans.
This is definitely a good place to dance the night away on Fridays. There is no cover charge which is fantastic. They had vodka highballs on special for $ 4, which is an alright deal. Service was quite speedy at the bar, which I really appreciated. Since it was so quiet, we were bought a round of vodka drinks by the bar. That was really cool, thanks!
I agree with the other reviews in that this club is very gay friendly. I think that’s great! What’s even better is that the bathrooms are actually quite clean, which is quite rare for a nightclub in general. The DJ was spinning a good mix of current club hits and old favorites. The dance floor got much busier by 11:30 PM. Unfortunately this also meant the fog machine was being used in full force. I’m all cool with fog machines, but not when they’re on constantly making it tough to keep track of my group.
Overall, this is an alright dance club to check out on Friday nights. If you want to dance and avoid a cover charge, check out the Oasis.

I discovered through a friend that Oasis doesn’t charge for cover. Who doesn’t like to get in anywhere for free? Yeah no one, that’s what I thought. Of course my friends and I had to come here after finding out about this. Two of them were having their birthdays so it was perfect.
We got there pretty early, so we decided to get a table and get drinks. It wasn’t super busy yet, so our server got to us quite fast. Didn’t get a chance to order their food because we just had dinner before coming here. I did like how our server was friendly and checked on us regularly.
The music was great and I had a lot of fun, although I was DD that night so I was sober. But whatevs, as long as the birthday girls had fun (which they did). My friend who’s there quite a fair bit told me the crowd is super goodlooking, but not that night. I guess it was an off night that night. Anywho, one of my favorite ‘features’ is the metal pole on the middle of the dance floor. Not sure if they had it installed there on purpose or how often they clean it, but my goodness… There wasn’t a moment when a girl or a group of girls weren’t grinding on it. A pole in the middle of the dance floor you say? Didn’t see that coming. /​sarcasm.
There was one bathroom with 4 stalls. So don’t be surprised if you see someone from the opposite gender in the same bathroom as you are. But at this point, would you really be surprised? You managed to make it into a gay bar on Vancouver’s gay street. Just dance and have fun.
3.5 stars out of 5, ³⁄₅ on Unilocal.Great music, good crowd, and good service. Would I come back? It wouldn’t be my first choice for a gay club but I wouldn’t say no to it.
Review # 12 — 30 Day Unilocal Challenge

Good prices and some nights get really crazy! Always a good place to go with a group of friends to predrink or stay if its good! nice environment.

It was my birthday and we wanted to get our dance on, but seeing as how my usual Lick is no longer open we figured we’d check out Oasis.
The place was pretty busy. When we got there the music was okay so we got a drink and headed over to the dance floor where the music got progressively worse. It was a shame because we were all in the mood to dance and so we decided to head out.
The once thing I will say as a bit of a warning, if you go on Saturday when there are lots of ladies there and you are an already tall lady wearing five inch heels you will feel very tall. I was at least a foot taller than everyone else there and that was new. Not bad, just warnin ya.
I have always found Oasis to be a somewhat decent place if you need somewhere to sit and have a drink or dance at if no where else is open/​around/​tickling your fancy. It was nice to know it still lived up to my memory of it.

This is a great place to come and have a couple of drinks and hang out for a while. The service here is really good and the prices are quite reasonable.

What happens at the Oasis, stays at the Oasis. Welcome to Fag Fridays, the place where all the twinks frolicked to when the Odyssey shut its doors. There’s no cover, a $ 3 charge for the coat check, and doubles are only like $ 8.50. Score! There is plenty of sexy eye candy, including some beefcakes that dance topless. It gets super hot and sweaty on the dance floor, so you suddenly find yourself grinding on some men who are dressed better than you, and the only thing stopping you from sticking your tongue down their throat is the fear of harsh rejection slapping you in the face like a fishbonk. Anyways…
The men’s room is cleaner than any ladies bathroom in a club I have been in, and the hand soap even smells better! However I felt like I had stepped into the Twilight Zone since the toilet seat was up, and when I pulled it down it was clean. Obviously these seats were the only thing in the bar that hadn’t seen any ass in a while. After I finished I was dumbfounded, and I politely put the seat back up, which seemed so backwards but respectful … usually aren’t us ladies always trying to remind the men to put the seat down?
Sure, I got a few stink eyes, from some of the fags who don’t like wounds that never heal, but they may have just been confused as to whether or not I was packing a penis beneath my jeans and comfortable shoes. I never said I didn’t look like a drag queen, or have the attitude to go with it. If you’re looking for a place that’s gonna play five Rhianna songs in the span of three hours, this is the place you wanna be. Oasis, we are gonna become good friends.

The only things saving this from being 1 star are its gorgeous patio and our very smiley server who held it together despite being completely bombarded by customers needing drinks.
It was Pride and you’re a gay bar on the Davie strip — why on earth wouldn’t management have staffed up?!
We got there early and secured a big comfy booth with window views of the Davie Street mayhem. There was no table service at that point unless you were on the patio. As soon as the place started getting busy a server came on the floor. Then the place got PACKED! This poor girl was working her butt off but there was no way she could keep up. She kept smiling though so hats off to her. Some of our group got hungry and were told the kitchen was completely backlogged and we were welcome to bring food up from elsewhere. OK but really? What business would rather sacrifice sales than staff properly? It’s not like the Pride Parade is a surprise!
I didn’t hit the bathrooms but I heard they were a mess and already out of toilet paper. Considering it was still early I can’t even imagine what they were like by the end of the night. Gross!!!
Anyway, I might go back as I do like their patio but my expectations will be low if I know it’s going to be busy.

The waitress was super friendly. The bartender was nice too. The dance floor has fog and lasers which in a way make it look kinda cheap. Conversation on the patio involved comments about what Denny’s is making (or burning) now, and asking some buff old guy to stop smoking (since I hate smoke, and since it was against the law I thought it was appropriate). You can smell Denny’s exhaust vent from the covered heated patio, which includes mainly the smell of grease, burnt hash browns and bacon. Not exactly the olfactory ambiance I was looking for. It was dead too. Apparently they get crazy on Fridays but I didn’t see that when I went (on a Friday). There was no cover on Friday. Not a must-​go, but not an «avoid» either.

We usually go here on Friday nights and this weekend was no different. Good music and friendly, adorable staff. I have never eaten the food but the kitchen is always closed when I arrive. I’ll stick to the dancing I guess. Saturday nights are sometimes pretty solid too.
No cover on the weekends but sometimes they try to charge.
(very gay-​friendly)

Sticky floors and screaming fans go together like shots in beer. Oasis — you’re awesome when everywhere else is jam packed and all I want to do is watch the game. Lots of TV’s, Granville island beers on tap (feel free to drink freely from your very own pitcher), and the smell of the deep fryer wafting in from the patio. And the bubbles that blow out toward Davie St — poptastic.