Bogart's is a classic stop

After checked out its across the street neighbor the week prior, I decided to pop into Bogarts to see what the other side of the tracks looks like. First up, no valet and cheap cover (think it was $10 or so but could be wrong). Bog's is pretty much a dive bar with a few stages at table level behind a bar, but don't let that make you think its not comfy. I was immediately at home here, and while its not the cleanest/brightest/plushist, if you prefer small joints with a personal touch Bogarts is great.

Most of the difference between this place and FC is its people. Being a smaller joint, I got plenty of good conversation with the drink girls (7$ for a coors) before I even scoped a dancer. You can chat up patrons, everybody is friendly. From a dancer perspective, majority of folk were 6s & 7s but there were a few 8s and even a 9 if I do say so myself. VIP looks like a metal chair with a curtain, which is quite functional if not overly luxurious. In this covid world, not a person was wearing a mask that I saw (the staff had them, mostly around necks).

I'm a little fuzzy on dance prices but I believe it was $20 per song, with extras negotiated different from person to person. I was told $175 for a-n-y-t-h-i-n-g by one (didn't take her up) and $100 for some safe oral attention (which I did). The dances I got were plenty personal, and the special attention was a little less so (she may have been a bit out of sorts). Overall, if you are a filth hound like me, you'll enjoy your time no matter what.