Comments by blahblahblahs (page 5)

How many people in your party? More than four and you simply won't fit in Glass Slipper, which is the naughtier and more affordable of the two.

Got it, so in this case you are already sitting with your second favorite. That is a quandary!

Just go and write reviews.

Why discretely and not openly?

No.

On my last visit (between three to six months ago) dances were $30 here. $50 per song is completely out of market for Eastern Mass.

Actually, The Squire is closer than GB, but someone else will have to chime in on how suitable it would be for a bachelor party.

But back to the question, will you be let into the club?

For a bachelor party, Centerfolds is better because Glass Slipper is too damn small. This won't work for bar hoping, but consider just piling into some Uber XLs or renting a party bus and heading up to Golden Banana and then coming back to the city. Boardroom is a better club than GB, but I think GB might be better for a bachelor party. There is also very good train service to Providence, and you can drink on it if you take Amtrak rather than MBTA.

Between the two, Glass Slipper. You said you can't leave the city, but you should unless you are wearing an ankle monitor. Just get a lyft to Boardroom or Golden Banana.

Public transit isn't very good near those clubs, the bus isn't especially practical, though there is one from the airport that would somehow take an hour.

What if you walk or bike there?

Excellent and comprehensive review.

The price increase is a bummer, it reduces their competitive advantage over Tens.

Dances are $25 here not $30, unless things have changed very recently.

To our loyal readers, I hit submit too early, and apologize for the typos and grammatical errors. I also wanted to convey that they have a VIP section with some absurd prices that are similar to Manhattan's more expensive clubs. Dancers, of course, hinted that they were "more fun," but I'm dubious. I haven't really figured out how to play the small stage system. Is it rude to join a stage where another group is sitting if another stage is empty? Do you follow your favorite dancers from stage to stage? I honestly find it awkward, but others may like the variety coming to them.

Which club if hotness alone is the goal?

@rick--I think you have me confused with the other blah (blahblahblah23) (sorry about the confusion--not intentional) If you HAD to choose between a club night in KC or Baltimore, which would it be?

My question to y'all for the first Friday night game. What's the better strip club city Baltimore or KC? If you had to pick the best club from either metro, which would it be and which one is better? I'm assuming Ritz for Baltimore?

Roll calls are especially useful for clubs that are in rotation, but not your primary club. There's one near me that actually has an entire thing on their webpage about why they think roll calls are evil, but I end up going there about half as often as I otherwise would b/c I never know if the extra drive will be worth it.

Actually, she was on stage when I walked in. But, your advice is still solid.

Informative review

^ So you are saying he's the typical TUSCl poster? (too easy)

I think that is where dancers are supposed to sit to indicate that they are available.

$20 tip per song is too much.