There was also a group of men in their mid-30s, all wearing T-shirts and drinking martinis. Galluccio scanned the crowd, which included a septuagenarian in a Polo shirt and pink pants chatting with a guy half his age, who wore sunglasses. (People of color have not always felt welcome there.) Its website advises against baseball caps, gym wear, ripped clothing, oversize jeans and do-rags. The Townhouse, which turns 30 next year, is also the rare gay bar that enforces a conservative dress code.