Gold Club Provides A Comfortable, Consistent Adult Entertainment Venue

Have become a regular at Gold Club due to the demise of what was once a lively diverse strip club scene in San Francisco. From my first visit this place was similar to the San Francisco clubs with a large room and a large stage. In addition they have multiple flat screens displaying sports. These is a kitchen serving a large menu (I've don't mix dining with stripping myself) and a friendly vibe. While each dancer sets their own prices typically it is $40 for a one song lap dance and $100 for three songs. There is nobody who bothers you to inform you time is up or otherwise bother you.

Would like to see more diversity among the women, mostly white with Hispanics and Asians, few Blacks. This visit I had dances with two lovely young women who I had spent time with before. A new connection can be elevating, but it's always fun to be welcomed by a dancer with which you've got a continuing connection. And unlike most SF clubs they frequently do a "2 for 1."

As an older PL the music is always too loud and too urban. Our parents did not understand or respect rock 'n' roll, and most of my generation disdains the misogynistic, vulgar blaring rap/hip hop in these clubs. I enjoyed the music in strip clubs for years when I began visiting in 1985. Now I want a private booth as far away from speakers as possible.