
Triniti
Dancing · Little Rock, AR
About
This club stands out for its strict no cross-over drink policy, meaning you buy a drink in one section and it stays there. Triniti (formerly Backstreet) recently got a retro metro makeover and now offers two distinct spaces under one roof.
The dance floor side is smoke-free, while the pool table lounge welcomes smoking. Crowds typically show up after 11:30 pm on Fridays, and the 18+ door policy brings a younger mix. If you're up for more dancing after, Discovery Night Club is another spot nearby.
Features
- ✓No cross-over drink policy between sections
- ✓Smoking-friendly pool table lounge
- ✓Retro metro interior design after renovation
- ✓Crowds start filling in after 11:30 pm
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What people say
40 community ratings.
From the community
“Not a good place!!!”
I visited for the first time and it will also be my last. When I arrived there was a police car parked right in front, and I was searched for weapons in full view of the police, which felt really alarming. The drinks were just okay and the crowd was not great, about what you'd expect here in the state. The club is clearly run-down, and the fact that they search you for weapons before you even pay cover suggests there have been a lot of past problems. Seeing the Little Rock police car out front was very upsetting, especially given everything that happens in this Bible Belt area. The former governor might be fine with this, but I won't return.
A visitor · Over a year ago
“Times”
Can anyone tell me if this place is open every day of the week?
A guest · Over a year ago
“Awesome place!”
The music is excellent, there's plenty of room, and the place was recently renovated and rebranded as Triniti. The bartenders and staff are the best around.
A recent visitor · Over a year ago
More than a year ago. I have never actually been here.
A local visitor · Over a year ago
“Two Places In One”
This gay bar has finally been renovated over the years with a somewhat retro metropolitan interior design, though more improvements are still needed, but for a place in this state it's not too bad. It's open on Fridays, with most crowds starting to come in after 11:30 pm usually. The venue is basically split into two sections with a strict policy against bringing drinks from one section to another—if you buy a drink in one area you can't take it into the other. The section with the dance floor is non-smoking, while the other section with pool tables is smoker-friendly and more lounge-like. People try to socialize here but not as much as they do in big cities.
A visitor · Over a year ago
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Triniti have drag shows? +
Yes, drag shows are a regular feature according to the venue description.
Is Triniti 21+? +
No, a special area is strictly 21+, but the club allows guests 18 and older.