MrJDW1

Nobody should be using "oriental" in 2024 to describe someone's race.

OR keep calling for a limo. Last time I was there was told they wouldn't pick me up (due to Grand Prix road closures) but offered to put me on the Guest List at the front door. Taxied over and it worked like a charm for free admission.

Too often the best looking woman is the bartender or waitress. Supposedly Deja Vu purposely hires hot bar staff. Was in a Deja Vu Club in Tampa and bar staff couldn't do anything but a "Balloon Dance," You get a balloon between the two of you and when it breaks the stupid non-contact dance is over.

Crazy Horse was my home club from 2008-COVID. When it reopened DejaVu owned & operated it. Never liked their clubs. All all of the pre-Covid era dancers left. I'd heard they raised prices, but these day $100 for 3 songs seems standard. IKEA just opened across Market Street so there should be more decent foot traffic. But I'm worried about the long range viability of clubs. Free cams must be making a dent. When you can sit at home in front of your PC and choose from thousands of models, guys just stay home. I prefer touch and interacting face-to-face, but cams can be entertaining.

I started going to Mitchell Brothers in 1986. Most of the women were great dancers, not posers. Had a series of beautiful regulars. You could pay $99 for a pass that got you 7 visits, a great deal. Yes, towards the end it was a disappointment, but it was the first club that initiated lap dances with mutual touching. So I switched to Crazy Horse on Market Street and enjoyed the entertainment there for years and never had a problem with the neighborhood. Part of its appeal was its independent ownership and operation. Unfortunately Covid brought about the purchase by Deja Vu. Most of the regulars I'd had fun with for years never came back and my visits were not the same. I don't patronize any of the San Francisco clubs now, preferring to drive to Rancho Cordova for Gold Club.