GGC is my go-to club in town

I am a regular at the Gold Club (visit every 1-2 weeks) and it is my current favorite club in Baltimore. This review will be a general overview and a composite of many visits.

The main room is a good size with a nice open layout. There are two bar areas with the main bar toward the back of the room. A single stage connects the two bar areas. Overall, there is a good amount of seating between the bar areas, stage, and tables on the floor. Beware, they use a smaller room on Monday and Tuesday and I generally avoid the club on those days because the vibe tends to be a bit off due to the cramped space. The club is relatively clean as far as strip clubs go. During the day there is no cover and the latest I have gone to the club is 6pm and I've never had to pay, so I do not know the current night cover. Drinks are reasonably priced when they run specials which is most of the time during day shift. Beers are $4-5. The staff are all pretty chill. The DJs are not bad and they play a mix of music styles and most of it is good. The bartenders and waitresses are cute and actually fun to talk with. Lap dances are $30/song except on Wednesday when I think they are $20. Honestly, I don't do too many lap dances and spend most of my dance time in the semi-private rooms. The two I am familiar with are The Champagne Room and The Gold Room. The Champagne Room has two levels and looks like a large den. The Gold Room is a smaller space with a few semi-private stalls. The price on the lower Champagne Room seems to have gone up to around $215 for 30 minutes. The upper level is a bit more. The Gold Room is about the same price. Dancers can set their own rates for the private rooms above a minimum, so you may get different numbers depending on the dancer. I prefer the Gold Room because there is a bit more privacy if other customers are getting dances.

The dancers are a bit above average. Some are pretty talented on stage and others not so much. Most of them are pretty chill and low pressure. They have a pretty good mix of body types, ethnicities, and personalities, so you can probably find at least one dancer you're interested in during any shift. They won't hound you for tips after their time on stage, but they come around and check in with you. If they linger for a while, the bartender/waitress with ask if you want to buy them a drink ($13.50). Most of the dancers will actually sit and talk with you for a while if you buy a drink and the bartenders won't come back immediately after they down the first drink. The quality of the dances varies widely between different dancers, so you may have to try a couple before you find one you like. I have a CF who I get dances from regularly and about 3 other dancers who I see occasionally, so as I said, you should be able to find a dancer you have some chemistry with. I will say the quality has gone done some over the last six months or so as a couple of my favorite dancers have left. I think management may have gotten more strict on the activities in the semi-private rooms.