Pastie Bar

Foxy's

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440 Scottsville Mumford Rd Scottsville, NY 14546

(585) 889-3732

Hours

Tue - Sat: 7:00 PM - 2:00 AM

Details

Formerly Vixens

Lap Dance Cost: $25-$75 Avg. Drink Cost: $4 Cover Day: $0 Cover Night: $5 (free on sunday)

Alcohol, Food, Non-Smoking, Pool Tables, DJ, Topless Lap Dances, Private Lap Dance Rooms, Couple Friendly, VIP Room

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Reviews

published 10 mos ago

I was in Rochester and the Tally Ho was not doing it for me, so I decided to finally give Foxy’s a try. It’s about 25 minutes south of the city, but really…

ancientlurker

New York

published 1 yr ago

Foxes @ Foxys

I've been to this place on and off going on 20 years now, though it has changed ownership and sometimes been closed over that time. I'd say it's going through one of its cleaner periods…

ronald410

Buffalo, New York

published 4 yrs ago

Totally updated and girls are hot!

First off, the name of this place is Foxy's and has been remodeled, it is in very good condition: floors, furniture, bathroom, I found everything very clean and updated, like recently remodeled. I arrived on Friday…

Yankee1

New York

published 6 yrs ago

Not sure what is going on

This club is now, once again, called Foxy's. It was sold in the last few months, which is a good thing because it was not run well by the previous owner. I am…

littleton

published 7 yrs ago

I can't say I am surprised

The club can be described with one word (average) but I will try to be as detailed as I can with my experience. I walked in at about 9 pm on a saturday night. I…

JR69

published 7 yrs ago

A Fairly Typical Club

I stopped in here on a Friday. It's very out of the way compared to city clubs. It seems more like a place for locals. It has a large bar and decent dance stage. There…

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ancientlurker

New York

11 mos ago

Sound meter

Something I've never seen before in a club - a sound meter on the ceiling. If it's accurate, the sound was under 100 decibels most of the time, and never below 90 when music was