All the clubs in Santa Clara County are strictly no touching at all. Most do not have anything like a VIP room. Of those few that do, the rule is still going to be no touching. This is why I've paid dancers the full dance fee just to sit and talk with me in the front room. In the VIP rooms, and in our limited number of clubs with booths, they can't do anything beyond what they do on stage. Women customers always welcome, but nothing physical ever happens. Same for the one club in San Mateo County, though there most of the dancers do OTC regularly.
The last guys who tried to change the no touching standard in Santa Clara County were each simultaneously pulled over on highway 101 driving to Gilroy, and then they spent several months in jail before they were even allowed to sign their homes over for bail. Our county DA will do ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING to make sure Santa Clara County does not go the same way as San Francisco.
So in San Francisco, the costs are high. Parking is always hard in San Francisco, usually need to use pay lots.
In California you can have alcohol or you can have nudity. So you can divide the clubs into these two categories.
Personally I don't see California as a good place for Strip Club Tourism. Maybe decades ago, but not now. At least not Northern California.
Also, you get better service in places that you are known in, places you can visit regularly. So I'm not a fan of sex tourism anywhere.
People say Club Fantasy in Sacramento is good, a dive, and ethnic, but I plan to go their. And people love that San Gabriel Valley in the Greater Los Angeles Metro. I plan to go there.
The problem with San Francisco is that there is still a shortage of clubs. There are still barriers to opening one, and so the clubs we do have are not competitive. We don't have these most extreme kinds of dives, places that don't deserve to be called strip clubs, that they have in many other places. On the whole, the Bay Area is quite well policed.
So as most of the San Francisco clubs have world famous names and are on land mark real estate, they can make more money selling an expensive open ended fantasy than they can by delivering. There are no legal risks to selling a fantasy. So with whatever you might want, you will be told that it could potentially be available, its just that the price is so high that you should be able to see that it couldn't be worth it. They don't tell you that what typically goes on in the club is rarely beyond mid-level mileage. In my view, these sorts of clubs are playing guys for chumps.
We do however have Swingers Clubs
I have not been to these. But the four San Francisco and the two San Jose clubs are all well established and well known. Some people go to Swingers Clubs just to watch, and many only have sex with the person they came with. So you don't have to "swing". Never any pressure to participate. Tangerine should be in a commercial building, and so it will feel more like a night club.
Here on TUSCL though we are fortunate to have some San Francisco experts. Perhaps they would like to chime in.
SJG sites.google.com
Barbara Dennerlein "Swing the Blondes" on Hammond B3 youtube.com
tse4.mm.bing.net The 32 pedal C to G standard for classical organ is extremely well established. But the Cameron Carpenter and M and O have indeed added another 5 pedals on each end.
cameroncarpenter.com So we now have 42 pedals, G to C. And also the standard was constant pitch per semitone. They have changed this too.
And also, this M and O uses rotary speakers to do the 128' octave, C = 4.2hz


"All the clubs in Santa Clara County are strictly no touching at all."
That's all I need to know. I'll stick to Detroit.