Club Q ReOpens
Are you ready for the new norm?
Change is coming, and being adaptable is more crucial now than ever before. Facing strict social distancing requirements, businesses are transitioning to reopen, and the question on this queen’s mind is, “What are drag shows going to be like?”
Club Q Colorado Springs owners Matthew Haynes and Nic Grzecka are celebrating this 2020 Pride season, and 17 years of success, by reopening their doors and bringing us all together. The LGBTQ safe haven is now a dine-in restaurant.
Implementing rigorous sanitation and safety measures, the popular “six-foot rule” sees tables spread across the once-familiar dance floor to now provide a safe distance from the other parties. The club has seen a total facelift; with new tabletops and recently refinished, gender-neutral bathrooms, the place looks almost unrecognizable! Additionally, the fierce bar staff are now a highly efficient wait staff and wear face masks at all times.
The Drag Dinner Theater performers were the only rivals of the incredible, all-new, dinner menu. Grzecka provides his own, unique recipes for a dynamic selection that includes the hand-breaded “Q Famous Crispy Chicken Sandwich,”which is what many are calling, the best chicken sandwich in the city.
Breathing new life into the entire entertainment industry, the Colorado Springs community welcomes back Club Q, no longer the night club it once was. Now, with limited seating available, and the return of our highly regarded Drag Brunch, I strongly recommend checking out Club Q’s Facebook page for links to reserve yourself a table!
