He’s been coming to this dark, LGBT-owned and LGBT-friendly dive bar named Bastille on 3rd at least two nights a week since 1977, a year after it opened under its original name, Snick’s Place. Meoli is quiet, though, content with his cold beer. To his right, two men drink wells and talk about work. To his left, people illuminated in a royal blue glow poke at gaming-machine screens. (Benjamin Hager/Las Vegas Review-Journal) a pale blue plaid shirt and wide-brimmed cowboy hat, Skip Meoli only breaks his stillness to sip a cool bottle of Dos Equis.īy himself, the 78-year-old sits in a high-top booth, surveying the crowd. Bastille on 3rd, the longest running LGBT bar in Las Vegas, is set to close Saturday, June 22, 2019.
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