Is it just me, or is every review that mentions that the food was great or remembers anything at all about the bouncer, DJ, or manager a complete tip-off that the review was fake? I mean, c'mon, half of the time I go to the clubs, I can barely even remember the name of the girl who rubbed her naked body all over me, let alone anyone male in the establishment.
I recall someone (Founder?) asking that reviews include such details. On my first review of a club, I try to give some details, but after that, I'm with you, unless there is a change in the details.
I've put plenty of stuff about DJ's in my reviews, almost all of it very, very bad. I've left clubs because of shitty DJ's and always appreciate a warning from a fellow monger.
Any review that mentions a _good_ DJ in a strip club, in any context other than being silent or built by Werlitzer, is fake.
I quite often eat lunch at SC so I usually mention the food in those reviews. I think I do a good job with the rest of the info. Feel free to critique my reviews.
I will always mention waitress or barmaid service in a review. Doormen, bouncers and DJ's all ad to the experience as well. I don't go around getting names or anything like that but if I wait an hour for a drink I will mention it. If the DJ is too loud I will mention it etc...etc. I am not reviewing only the dancers. I am reviewing the club that they dance in as well.
First of all I do not go to strip clubs for food. I eat before I go or after wards.
In GA, if you serve liquor, you must offer food. I did once. Burger and fries. No better or worse that you would expect anywhere else.
In SC, None of the 4 clubs that I have visited, Offered food from a menu. My favorite club offers a free buffet on Wed, Thu, and Fri, during the afternoon and during Monday night foot ball offers free Brats, etc. The club does not cook it. It is catered. Best I can say about it is, it's free.
40 years ago there was a club in El Segundo, CA. The Wild Goose. It was not free but they offered an outstanding lunch buffet and they are still doing it. Back me up Lopaw!
Most unusual food I have ever encountered at a US strip club was at the Pink Pony South in Forest Park GA. A suburb of Atlanta. Trograngreg and I went there shortly after they opened about 6 months ago. They have a Sushi Bar located directly above the main stage. Who's tuna are you smelling? We won't be back.
I guarantee that not all reviews that mention food are fake. I have mentioned food a couple of times, and I have only submitted one fake review in my entire tenure at TUSCL and that was several years ago when I was stupid. (Well, I'm still STUPID, I guess, but I didn't feel good about that fake review.) But I didn't mention any food in that review.
SCat,
You'll be happy to know that not only is The Wild Goose still going strong after 40+ years, but their food is still awesome. Where else can you get an enormous steak lunch (with all the fixins') for $5.99 in Los Angeles? And it's really GOOD. And their ladies, of course, make for a fine dessert after you've stuffed yourself full of all that good red meat. Ahhhh......it's nice that some things are still reliable after all these years!
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Probably a fake review, or, if you do notice these things as opposed to which girls did what to you, a super shitty club!
I recall someone (Founder?) asking that reviews include such details. On my first review of a club, I try to give some details, but after that, I'm with you, unless there is a change in the details.
Any review that mentions a _good_ DJ in a strip club, in any context other than being silent or built by Werlitzer, is fake.
I quite often eat lunch at SC so I usually mention the food in those reviews. I think I do a good job with the rest of the info. Feel free to critique my reviews.
In GA, if you serve liquor, you must offer food. I did once. Burger and fries. No better or worse that you would expect anywhere else.
In SC, None of the 4 clubs that I have visited, Offered food from a menu. My favorite club offers a free buffet on Wed, Thu, and Fri, during the afternoon and during Monday night foot ball offers free Brats, etc. The club does not cook it. It is catered. Best I can say about it is, it's free.
40 years ago there was a club in El Segundo, CA. The Wild Goose. It was not free but they offered an outstanding lunch buffet and they are still doing it. Back me up Lopaw!
Most unusual food I have ever encountered at a US strip club was at the Pink Pony South in Forest Park GA. A suburb of Atlanta. Trograngreg and I went there shortly after they opened about 6 months ago. They have a Sushi Bar located directly above the main stage. Who's tuna are you smelling? We won't be back.
You'll be happy to know that not only is The Wild Goose still going strong after 40+ years, but their food is still awesome. Where else can you get an enormous steak lunch (with all the fixins') for $5.99 in Los Angeles? And it's really GOOD. And their ladies, of course, make for a fine dessert after you've stuffed yourself full of all that good red meat. Ahhhh......it's nice that some things are still reliable after all these years!
For you hungry mongers: It is 5 minutes from LAX. Just go out Century Blvd, turn right on Aviation and you are there.