To any strip club hound or...

To any strip club hound or fellow monger, The Hong Kong Club and Adelita's seem to be the Holy Grail. If you have never been here, it is a "immoral" imperative that you do. I first discovered these place in the late 70's and early eighties when we would go down the coast of Baja and do some surfing. Many of the guys back them brought me as a teenager here. It wasn't as fancy or as tourist friendly back then, the clubs on Ave Revolution, the Sans Souci, Unicorno all gone now, were the tourist hangouts. But it corrupted me forever LOL.

The Hong Kong Club has become the Adult Disney World of North America, No other strip club/brothel come close. You can get a young teenager, (make sure if she looks young to see her health card which will have her legal age of 18 on it.) a trophy fck or just the girl next door. 99 percent are latinas but there are a spattering of asians, blacks and girls with natural blonde hair. There are tall ones skinny ones, fat ones short ones. Get tired of the club you can check out the honeys on the street or try some of the smaller clubs all around the "Zona rojo" Want to kick back and chill, try Mermaiads across the street. Try Los Chevales and if you find a girl, buy a bucket o beer and get one of the VIP rooms overlooking the club, you wont regret it.All are "gringo" friendly despite of what you here. The police have done a good job in cleaning up the "rateros" (young street hoods) and their own corruptible police, although on occasion you may be hassled, so I'm told. In my countless time I have been down there, I have never been am just not hassled. Be courteous when confronted by police and you should be OK.

Remember you are guest in a foreign country. You are not in the US anymore.The rules in strip clubs in the US do not apply down here. These are, to the Mexican culture, zones of tolerance, that anything goes from transvestites/transsexuals and transgendered at the Kinkle Club, to the 5 star club of the HKC.To all the sex workers. While prostitution is not legalized, it is not illegal either, and is tolerated here and other Mexican cities, it's just confined to certain areas.