Comments by Officer (page 4)

One thing that could help is to organize the strip club lists by metropolitan area. For example, for Miami the list could show all the clubs in the immediate area. Right now, when one looks at Florida the list shows all the towns in Florida in alphabetical order, but it would be much better to do it by geographical region.

So did you report him to the police yourself? What did they say?

my friend's a Harvard grad; he said it would probably not be worth anyone's time because many girls are ugly

I agree; keep it up for a while longer even though most of the discussions are boring.

OK you have a good point which I hadn't thought of. At Jiggles in Oregon, none of the girls went fully nude on stage even though it's supposed to be a nude club. At the other clubs, SOME of the girls went fully nude while others would not. I still think, however, that the real reason is that the girls who would not go nude simply do not want to perform nude. These girls should work in a topless club instead if they don't want to go nude. As for the topless club, the girl did not go topless on stage AND in the private dances even though the club was a topless club and all of the other girls went topless.

I'm pretty sure that contact (lap) dances are illegal in Atlanta. However, Atlanta does have some of the best clubs in the US when it comes to just looking at girls. The Cheetah and Pink Pony are great clubs with gorgeous girls. Atlanta is all nude/all alcohol too. Air dances are legal.

One more thing--I don't expect girls to spread their legs for a dollar (although I do enjoy this when it happens) but I do expect them to get nude on stage.

to Topless Dancer--There are many clubs which allow full nudity on stage but which require bikinis or topless only for the private dances, so your suggestion to buy private dances is moot. I do see your point about the periods, but there is no doubt that some dancers who work in nude clubs refuse to go nude under any circumstances (which is ridiculous). In addition, stage tips comprise a major share of a dancer's income so I don't think that your suggestion that stage tippers are cheap are really accurate. Many guys probably spend more on stage tips than on private dances--I know I do. Like I said before--girls who don't want to go fully nude should work at a topless club instead. I will continue to rate clubs lower and try to warn other readers about clubs that advertise full nudity but which don't provide it.

Hi FONDL, which clubs are the ones in Maryland where the girls always go nude on stage?

To topless dancer---I still say that there are some nude clubs where certain girls never go nude on stage--after all, what sense does it make for the club to make nudity optional and then require the girl to go nude SOME of the time? Why not just require the girl to go nude all of the time? A previous poster mentioned that he is a regular at a club where one girl never goes fully nude, so it is not just me who is saying this.

OK Ginger, thanks for letting me know your point of view.

Go to wsgforum.com or worldsexguide.com and they have a lot of information about extras available in strip clubs. Apparently the Pink Pony has a lot of extra stuff going on, but has also been raided several times. I put a question about the regular raids (the ones enforcing the six foot rule) on the chat boards and people replied that the regular raids have not occurred for a while.

What club is that, Dandy Dan?

I want brightly lit clubs--I'm tired of clubs that make me feel like I'm at the bottom of a coal mine!

I read an article about this which said that Miami, Atlanta, and Houston were the three best--I agree about Miami and Atlanta but have never been to Houston.

We need MORE pornography---the filthier the better!

Try worldsexguide.com or wsgforum.com or stripclublist.com or mensclubguide.com--they might have some information.

The article was in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and was entitled "Trial spotlights adult industry" or something like that. It was published around 2001 when the Gold Club was on trial. From what I understand (not 100% sure), Atlanta does not allow lap dances and contact, so if that's the only thing someone wants, then Atlanta is not the place. Since I only like to look, I like Atlanta a lot. The article said only 10% of all clubs in the US are all nude/all alcohol and Atlanta is one of the few cities that allows this.

You can do searches for the club name at the worldsexguide.com and wsgforum.com

take a stopwatch and time them--that way you'll really know

I agree with Salt Lake City--too many restrictive rules requiring membership and clubs are full bikini (at least the one I went to).

You can read the reviews published here (see strip club lists) to get an idea. I went to a couple of the clubs several years ago and they were good. Panama City and the Beach is topless only--don't know about contact.

I personally don't believe that she was making that much money at CH2--especially when she said she teased guys by not giving them that much contact, therefore making them buy more dances. Most dancers who give limited contact are not hired for a second dance!

Once, at the Red Carpet Lounge in Brunswick, GA, a dancer asked a group a guys I was with for a dance. We politely told her no. She came back again five minutes later. We told her no again, nicely. She approached us again. We clearly stated that none of us would ever get a dance and that we would appreciate being left alone to have a private conversation. She kept coming back throughout the evening, each time asking for a dance. She must have come back over twenty times, each time asking for a dance despite our clear refusals. She never stopped coming back the entire night. It was pathetic. Also, at the Men's Club in Charlotte, NC, I was approached by every dancer in the entire place (one by one) as soon as I sat down. The Men's Club is a good club but it sucked until I had rejected every dancer, at which time I could finally relax and enjoy the show.

First of all, I think this is a great site and I really like it. But here are some suggestions for improvement: when a club has only a single review, that review should not be deleted for being too old. For example, I posted a review for Monty's in Victoria, BC. It was up for a year and then deleted for being more than one year old. Then for 6 or 8 months after my review was deleted, there were no reviews for Monty's. Finally someone else submitted a review. I'm sure that people looking for a review would have liked to have read my review even though it was more than a year old. As far as geography, when someone goes to U.S. clubs and then goes to a particular state, the clubs are currently listed by individual city. However, with thousands of cities and towns no one is going to know where each town is located. So this section should be revised SO THAT THE CLUBS ARE LISTED BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA. For example, for Florida all the clubs in Miami-Dade County should be listed together in one section. All the clubs for Fort Lauderdale-Broward county should be in another section. All the clubs for West Palm Beach-Palm Beach county should be in another section. That way someone looking for Miami-area clubs could see all the clubs at a glance without wondering where some small town is located. Also I have noticed a lot of reviewers do not provide details that I consider important. So I submitted a guide for club reviewers to follow. I would like to see this guide published so that club reviewers could follow it when submitting reviews. However, these are only small complaints because this is a great site! Good work, founder!