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Dress Code

I just added this comment on a recent review of this club, but thought I'd post it here as well:

FAIR WARNING: I've visited this club on past South Florida visits. I'm in South Florida right now and walked into this club two days ago. Within 60 seconds I was told I couldn't stay because I was wearing sandals (upscale Tevas, not flip flops). I protested, but was told "The boss says you have to wear sneakers or other closed-toed shoes." The guy was nice about it, but 100% firm.

I'm in South Florida. It's hot. I didn't even bring shoes with me on this trip other than my Tevas. No other club I visited here had a problem with my sandals.

What an idiotic policy, especially for a club of this caliber. I walked out with hundreds of dollars still in my pocket.

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Studme53

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3 hours ago

Probably because Tevas are lesbian footwear. Just kidding - stupid rule. But you probably need a pedicure.

Iknowbetter

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3 hours ago

I’m pretty sure I’ve been to so FL clubs in flip flops, but nothing shouts “tourist” like Tevas 😎

623

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2 hours ago

You didn’t mention it, but did you possibly have on white socks as well? That might explain things.

EastCoaster

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2 hours ago

Perhaps the stench of my feet was overwhelming the fine aromatic ambience of the club.

TheOne&Only

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28 minutes ago

I have only very rarely worn sandals to a strip club. I think it was when I went to the original Pure Platinum and Solid Gold on US-1 in Fort Lauderdale. These were not tevas or flip-flops, but had so much leather that you could barely tell they were actually sandals. Having said that, I have always felt the clothes make the man and dress for the message you want to send. At no point have I ever walked into a strip club wearing sweatpants, basketball shorts, plain sandals, or a t-shirt. I am not messaging to low-rent wannadans girls.