Reviews

Despite my best efforts,I keep getting drawn back to Flashdancers. Its mileage is pretty good by NYC standards, the women offer a range of body types, and it's right in Times Sq. This…

My planned one hour stop at Christie's turned into several hours very pleasantly spent. The dancers were all very laid back with very little hard sell. I spotted a lovely looking blonde in…

There is much to like about Christie's. The girls are friendly and gorgeous, although there is a high hustle factor. Oddly enough, no one even asked for a VIP, just lap dances.…

I made a return visit during JazzFest. Penthouse is the best club in town, but most of the competition is pretty lame. Lots of very appealing dancers. I had a dance with…

As noted by others, New Orleans is not a great town for strip clubs, contrary to what you might think. They cater to tourists, so they really don't care about repeat business. Most…

I have only been at Rick's during lunch hours, and it has been virtually dead each time. The $10 lunch buffet is a good deal, but I don't go there for the food.…

Although New York has far more lavish clubs, Flashdancers keeps luring me back. The location is easy - in the middle of Times Sq, and it is open during the day, when I usually…

This is a big club with no one in it. Maybe that's because no one seems to care about making money, a failing I haven't noticed at many other clubs. So not many dancers…

I had one of those very scary strip club moments when I walked into the club, and I was the only patron in the place. I didn't see anyone, not even a PL hidden…

As someone else said, Camelot is like a time warp back to the Mad Men days, with beautiful women, absolutely no touching that I have ever seen, and decor that remains unchanged since 1959.…

What a dump. It's hard to believe that they could use the words "Gentlemen's Club" on the sign. Once inside, there is lots of uncertain grit covering the floors. The ladies are friendly…

I was expecting a high end "gentlemen's club" given all the hype and the headlines about ARod's visits. But the Brass Rail is more like clubs of 20 years ago, with uncomfortable chairs and…