Have you ever been refused entry to a strip club because of their dress code?
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
I have just once. The clubs very first review.
shadowcat
Joined Dec 2001
Clubs Reviewed: 33
Total Reviews: 203
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Monday Evening visit, Unknown dancers
December 23, 2010 • I intended to be the first TUSCLer to review this club but it was not to happen. I will tell you what I experienced.
The club is actually located in a run down motel. There was a lighted sign on the street but once in the parking lot the entrance was hard to find. Just a small sign with an arrow that you could NOT see from a car. The were only about 5 cars in the parking lot.
I walked up to the entrance. It was a metal door with a notice taped to it that read. "Be prepared to show your membership card and have your ID ready". The instructions said to ring the bell for entrance. I did and was buzzed into a lobby. I asked the door girl what kind of club this was. She said that it was a gentlemens club and was for members only. While I was talking I noticed signs "No smoking", "2 drink minimum" and "NO TOUCHING".
She said that a membership card was $5/year. I was ready to take one for the team. $5 ain't nothing. I was curious. Then she said there is a problem. "your attire does not meet our dress code" I was wearing sweats and tennis shoes. I thanked her and said there were plenty of other clubs to go to.
My best guess is that this club is a front for prostitution. Membership, seedy motel & locked entrance. Probabbly won't be around very long
In the last 5+ years since the opened, they have a grand total of 19 reviews. I guess they must be turning everybody away. :)
shadowcat
Joined Dec 2001
Clubs Reviewed: 33
Total Reviews: 203
Dancers
Value
Atmosphere
Overall
Monday Evening visit, Unknown dancers
December 23, 2010 • I intended to be the first TUSCLer to review this club but it was not to happen. I will tell you what I experienced.
The club is actually located in a run down motel. There was a lighted sign on the street but once in the parking lot the entrance was hard to find. Just a small sign with an arrow that you could NOT see from a car. The were only about 5 cars in the parking lot.
I walked up to the entrance. It was a metal door with a notice taped to it that read. "Be prepared to show your membership card and have your ID ready". The instructions said to ring the bell for entrance. I did and was buzzed into a lobby. I asked the door girl what kind of club this was. She said that it was a gentlemens club and was for members only. While I was talking I noticed signs "No smoking", "2 drink minimum" and "NO TOUCHING".
She said that a membership card was $5/year. I was ready to take one for the team. $5 ain't nothing. I was curious. Then she said there is a problem. "your attire does not meet our dress code" I was wearing sweats and tennis shoes. I thanked her and said there were plenty of other clubs to go to.
My best guess is that this club is a front for prostitution. Membership, seedy motel & locked entrance. Probabbly won't be around very long
In the last 5+ years since the opened, they have a grand total of 19 reviews. I guess they must be turning everybody away. :)
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To answer your question I was denied entry once because I was wearing sweatpants.
I did see a guy get denied entry because his pants did not have belt loops
Was wearing b-ball shorts and was denied entry---which is weird because I never had an issue in the past.
But I'm pretty sure they changed management and that's why they didn't let me in that night. Luckily I had another pair of pants in my car---which I normally don't but on that night I had just got off work
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Years ago a friend and myself attended an Indians baseball night game. I was wearing nice shorts, an Indians sweatshirt and Indians bandana. After the game after hitting 2 dive strip clubs near downtown we decided to head to the Brookpark Rd clubs. The first one, Crazy Horse wouldn't let me in because of my bandana and I needed a shirt with a collar so we went down the street to a now closed club whose name I don't recall.
We walk in and there's an old guy sitting at the bar with 4 strippers, 2 on each side of him. He must have been the owner or manager and he tells me that hats aren't allowed. I tell him I'm not wearing a hat and he says whatever, I have to take it off. Now besides the boss and his 4 strippers there is nobody else in the club so I ask him if he's going to turn away paying customers because of an Indians bandana and he says I have to take it off. Honestly I had no problem with taking it off, I was willing to do that at the Crazy Horse but my sweat shirt kept us out but I didn't like the attitude of the guy in the second club so I told him fuck it we'll spend our money elsewhere and left.
So we head down the road to the now closed Pinky's Famous Saloon. Before we go in my friend asks the girl at the admission window if they have rules against my attire. She answers no so we pay our admission and we're in like Flint. It was our first time there and it was a great choice! Young full nude dancers dancing 3 at a time in a rotation on the stage. We had a great time sitting at the stage tipping and flirting with the dancers. Man I loved Pinky's, I wish it was still open.
* Industrial Strip in Hammond, IN rejected me a few years ago for wearing sweat pants. I went to my car, changed into slightly dressier sweat pants (with zipper and four pockets), and was admitted immediately :)
* Skybox in Harvey, IL turned me away last year for wearing this same pair of "dress" sweat pants. They were all I had on that trip, so I went to Jimmy's in Chicago Heights instead, which has no dress code except against sleeveless shirts and gang colors, and had a great time! However, this incident finally motivated me to buy a couple pairs of thin black dress pants for the classier clubs like Skybox. /end sarcasm
After being there about an hour I see a guy come in and sit across the room. He's wearing a hoodie and a ski cap. I see the manager and call him over and tell him the girl made me check my hoodie and hat and there's a guy over there wearing the same thing. He shrugs and can't tell me why I had to check mine but the other guy didn't so I got up to leave and when i get my coat, hoodie, and hat and point the guy out to the check girl and ask her why she let that guy in. She tells me that she didn't see him. I call her on her bullshit and tell her she can collect a tip from the other guy because she's not getting a tip from me. The bouncer standing there remained quiet as I walked out.
In the early-2000s at Baby Dolls – was wearing kakis and a nice shirt but did not have a collar – I’d had visits to Baby Dolls b/f that and after that event where I wore a collarless t-shirt and no one said anything.
I was wearing lounge pants which are very very thin and very very light (thus why I club w/ them) – since they are thin and light they kinda drape over your pecker so it shows the form of my pecker (you know; the flaccid 2-inches) – but even then for w/e reason he noticed it right fucking away even b/f he came over to pat me down – actually – now that I remember; he was sitting on a char as I was walking-up so my pecker was probably in his line-of-sight.
I've been to Rachels & Monroes in a tshirt, flip flops, and board shorts more times than I can count and never had a problem. I've been to Tootsies in what I had on at the beach 30 minutes earlier, still wet, and not had an issue.
I only want them enforce equally.
no hoodies mean no one wheres one
No cell phone should mean girls too
Estafador, "business professional only" is a bit silly from Cheetah's NYC which is not such a swank joint for Manhattan standards. But I suppose it's clear who they are targeting...
SJG