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I try to visit Follies every time I come to Atlanta now. Last visit was in January, and I had a pretty fun experience back then. It looks like there are some new faces, and just a few familiar ones. Anyway, I noticed a couple of things, but overall had a good time. I'll still make my way to Follies whenever in Altanta. The one thing I noticed was club management popping into the small, beaded VIP rooms to interrupt VIP fun. Not sure what went down, but the first time a dancer told me what occurred, then the second time I noticed on my way out. In fact, a female employee (non-dancer) squealed to management/bouncers that "they'd better go check on VIP for some funny business". Thats when they proceeded to peak in and presumably end whatever was happening. A knockout white dancer came out a short time after, and eventually the patron. Is this becoming the norm at Follies or has this always occurred? Mind you, I've never partaken in the VIP room because of various reasons (although I would not be opposed to it in the future with the right talent/situation). This just seems like a serious deterrent to partaking in the VIP area. My preference always leads me to hanging at the bar because of the convenience with getting beverages, lunch buffet, and view/access of dancers on shift. However, it seems that I may try some of the couches or another spot to see how it works out. I found that not many dancers approached me, and may have to procure a more aggressive approach to ascertain specific talent. Lastly, as we all know, these women sure love to gossip. I found out a lot of information during my 6 hour stay, that was mostly unwarranted. Its cool to get the behind the scenes intel but it clearly demonstrated how dancers will share everything and anything at a moment's notice. $10 Lap Dances still rock, and the talent was overall good (even though many have mentioned the drop off). My favorite dances were from J***a (white), C****a (Columbian), and A**a (although more for personality as she isnt as aggressive) For more details, feel free to PM, but hope this provides some new found insight on a legendary establishment.

There's not much that this place lacks. Its hands down awesome. It a must visit for anyone that enjoys beautiful women, fun, and a great value. I first visited Tijuana in 2008, but never stopped by this venue. And boy, I was missing out! Its a constant party atmosphere, with tons of beautiful women. The waiters are your best friends if you want to spend time with any of the ladies. Again, this has all been said before. It basically comes down to just getting yourself down there, because you won't regret it. Only tip - order your beers directly from the bar, its cheaper that way...Order from the waiters when you want to get a lady a drink, to spend time with her.

Arrived at 530PM and stuck around through the 2nd shift, leaving at about 9:30PM Overall, the general talent is above average, ranging from 6-9 in terms of body and face. This was my first time at the PH in Detroit and was excited to see what the fuss was all about. I was pretty content with my experience, sampling dances from about 3 ladies. Menu options were available and they were all in the covered format. I did not partake as this was not part of my M.O. for this trip. Although, I must say there was one particular stunning southern bell that had truly tempted me with her southern hospitality. I would've definitely ordered a side of Brisket, Baked Beans but only had a Chili Bowl available, so I declined to my regret. If I return, I will have to cave in and sample the Chili Bowl and more despite the cost. I may repeat in the near future, but I must say I think Coliseum is the total package in terms of dancers, bang for your back, and ambience. The PH is "upscale" but it has a cramped general area. The VIP Rooms are definitely better at the PH, though. Other dances sampled were S**** and J*****. S wanted to give me the PH welcome, but not sure what was specifically available to order. J***** had limited options. Lastly, dancers doing 4 song sets was a bit too long for my taste. It takes up too much of a dancer's time if you want to spend some time with them.