I'm quite familiar with the bar scene in the past even though i haven't gone to a bar in a long while. I have only gone to some high contact nude clubs so far.. even though I did have some fun in the VIP, I feel like most strippers are all business where you either get a dance or they will leave you.. and there's little point in buying them drinks that are non-alcholic just to keep them chatting you up for a VIP show. Also, those nude clubs are so small that other than a stage area where strippers do set one by one and back theater seats area, there's nowhere else to go walking around with being bothered by a stripper or looking like a loner standing for no reason.
I am curious what's the atmosphere is like in the strip clubs that allow drinks, are the strippers generally more flirty and less pushy? I like the idea that I'd be more relaxed and sipping drink at my own table and take it easy.. and let them come to me and have a drink instead of just straight up "wanna get a dance with me" at first go. Again I am aware that clubs that serve alcohol usually allow very little contact which makes it a lot less fun... I LIKE ME TOUCHY!! How do you guys pull off kissing/BBBJ/FS at some of those clubs?? Do they only happen in the VIP room where you and her can be alone??
I'm also hoping the venue would be a lot bigger or I will feel like drinking in my own dark room, very depressing.


I think that depends on the club. The two local clubs that have no alcohol at all are also the least permissive with regard to the mileage. Trixie's is pure one way for the regular lappers. Allegedly, the VIP allows more two way, but from what I hear, nothing beyond that. So far, I haven't been tempted by their VIP, as it's one of, if not the, most expensive in town.
On the other hand, almost all of the alcohol servings clubs are pretty open about good two way, and clothes often "slip" even for regular dances. Three of my four favourite clubs, all four of which serve alcohol, are very relaxed places.
I don't think "alcohol vs. non-alcohol" always equates to "low contact vs. high contact."