I checked out the Pasco County Highway 19 clubs while I was in the area. The first stop was Allure, which was locked up tight at 3:00 in the afternoon. I then headed north up Highway 19. I didn’t go all the way to Icon because someone (Shadowcat I think) had posted a news story about it burning to the ground a month or so ago. I did go as far north as Lollipops in Hudson, which was also locked up tight. No great loss as that disgusting club is a blight on humanity.
I then headed south again and stopped at The Vue, which was open. No temperature check at the door, but masks were required, and mask wearing was pretty strictly enforced if you weren’t sitting. Apparently they were allowed to open because they serve food, which here consists of a small bag of chips with every drink ordered. It was a lot different from the last time I visited during the day (slow with ugly dancers). This visit it had a good number of customers and dancers, some pretty cute, and some I know where transplants from Allure.
Vanity is a club near the Fairfield Inn that had a different name last time I was in the area. It is open for business and had a nice day shift. Had very nice VIPs from two different dancers, both of whom said they usually dance as Mons Venus in Tampa.
Bare Assets is open, but in a weird kind of way. Apparently they have applied for a restaurant license, but don’t have it yet, so they are open as a liquor store. You can buy airline size bottles of liquor, or bottled beer, but you can’t open or drink them inside. You can take them out to your car and drink them, and then go back inside. Needless to say, this has dramatically affected business, and not it a good way. It was very slow compared to the last time I was there, and compared to The Vue and Vanity, and dancer selection was limited. On the plus side, I had a very nice VIP with a dancer that said she usually works at 2001 in Tampa, and I don’t care what MikeyM says, 2001 always had very good looking dancers every time I visited.
So how was your bag of chips ?